3 Bed Bungalow, Baker Street, NN13

A spacious, modernised three-bedroom detached family Bungalow with a very large rear garden and private front driveway, situated in the popular village of Farthinghoe. 

The property comprises an entrance hall with parquet flooring which leads into the modern kitchen with a range of base and eye level units, large Rangemaster with dual ovens, integrated wine fridge, central island, one and a half sink and stable door to the rear garden where useful a utility/cloakroom can be accessed.  The light and sunny sitting/dining room also has a wood-burning stove and parquet flooring. There are three good-sized bedrooms and a family bathroom plus 2nd toilet/laundry room.  The interior is modern and now decorated in a neutral scheme, and the property is unfurnished.

The private driveway to the front of the house provides ample parking for two cars within the boundary of the property, with shrubs, perennial plants and flower borders.

The rear garden is private and very generous-sized, mainly laid to lawn with shrub and flower borders, a range of young and mature fruit trees, it provides a great space to relax, play and grow your own produce.  There are vegetable garden areas, a shed and decking to the side.

Additionally includes:

• Fitted wardrobes in 2nd bedroom
  
• Parquet flooring in main bedroom
• Utility / laundry room with 2nd toilet & sink
  
• Gas central heating with modern radiators & underfloor heating in family bathroom
  
• Fast broadband availability and smart lighting

Farthinghoe is a conservation village located in attractive, rolling countryside and woodland between the market towns of Banbury and Brackley. The village has a thriving community with excellent local facilities including its Primary School (Ofsted outstanding) and Limes Farm Shop and newly-reopened Tea Room & Cafe, and The Fox public house with restaurant, and a 12th-century church and nearby private airfield for flying, gliding and skydiving.  Silverstone race track is a short drive away.

The nextdoor villages of Charlton and Middleton Cheney both have a village shop. A wider range of shops and services can be found in Banbury and Brackley with more comprehensive facilities in Bicester, Milton Keynes and Oxford.

There are excellent communication links within easy reach, Banbury train station (with regular reliable connections to London, Birmingham and on to Greater London Underground stations) is within 6 miles and the M40 within 5 miles, alternatively the A422 and A43 links to Towcester, Buckingham, Silverstone and Northampton.