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"This one bedroom ground floor studio apartment within a Victorian building affording easy access to the town centre. One of three apartments. PROPERTY PRICES IN WINSLOW ARE ANTICIPATED TO RISE IN 2025 WHEN THE TRAIN STATION OPENS

NO ONWARD CHAIN
The front door opens straight into the living room Bedroom area which has laminate flooring, and built in cupboards including a small single storage cupboard and a quadruple built in wardrobe. There is a recessed fireplace, and front facing window. There is a doorway leading to the inner hallway from which another door leads to a useful storage cupboard. Further doors lead to the Kitchen and the Bathroom, The Kitchen is fitted with a range of base level units with a double sink drainer inset, all under a rear facing window. There are also spaces for washing machine and further white goods, including a full height fridge freezer. The Bathroom is fitted with a suite of a white bath with a shower over, a pedestal basin over a vanity unit and WC with a built in mirror over. The bathroom is tiled to ceiling height and there are further cupboards housing the cold and hot water tanks.

To the rear of the property, there is access through a side passageway to a rear car park where there is allocated parking for one vehicle. To the front there is a small front garden which is laid with pebbles.

Winslow has a weekly market which was first authorized in 1235 by King Henry III and is still held in the Market Square. Winslow provides schooling, quaint shops, restaurants, pubs and day to day amenities, whilst Milton Keynes provides extensive shopping, leisure and educational facilities. Home to Sir Thomas Fremantle School which moved to its new premises in 2017 and provides great secondary education right through to sixth form. The area is well served with other primary and secondary schools along with the Royal Latin Grammar school and many independent schools. Winslow is also soon to have a new railway station, part of the East West rail link that will eventually see Oxford connected to Cambridge.

Council Tax Band A

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