"**** PLANNING PERMISSION GRANTED **** An immaculately presented four bedroom detached house with plans to extend, set in a small development with views over paddocks to the rear.

Fewcott Green is a small development of stone built houses built approximately nine years ago in the Oxfordshire village of Ardley.

The property has a large dual aspect kitchen/dining room with views over the neighboring paddocks is the ideal place for entertaining family and friends and enjoys patio doors out into the rear garden. Fitted with plenty of wooden wall and base units with granite effect work surfaces, and integrated appliances.

The kitchen/dining room is the hub of this family home with a central island and breakfast bar and still plenty of room for a large table and chairs.

The sitting room with views to the front of the property and a feature fireplace provides access to the single garage which has been converted into a study/play room with a second set of patio doors to the garden and views to the front.

To complete the ground floor accommodation is a WC.

To the first floor the master bedroom with en suite shower room has beautiful views over the neighboring paddocks.

There is a further double bedroom, two single bedrooms one with built in wardrobes and a family bathroom.

Outside the rear garden benefits from private enclosed gardens which wrap around the rear and side of the property with open views over the paddocks behind. There is off road parking on the private driveway and gated access to the rear garden.

The popular village of Ardley is approximately 4 miles north west of Bicester. The village benefits from a brand new playpark which is only a few minutes walk from the property. In Bicester there are two main railway stations giving links to Oxford and London. The M40, A34, A41 and A43 road links are also easily accessible. There are two public houses within a mile of the property and the village of Fritwell is located only 1.6 miles north west with a primary school, post office/store, with two further public houses and a popular butchers.

Bicester is an historic market centre, one of the fastest growing towns in Oxfordshire favoured by the proximity of junction 9 of the M40 motorway linking London and Birmingham. There are good road links to Oxford, Birmingham and a London commute of under an hour. Bicester North offers a great commuter service to London Marylebone in around 45 minutes and you can reach Birmingham in 1 hour. Bicester Town offers a service to Oxford and has been upgraded to provide a further route to London Marylebone.

The historic shopping streets have a wide range of local and national shops together with cafes, pubs, restaurants, weekly markets and an occasional French market. Bicester village with 130 luxury boutiques is a dream destination for designer shopping. Bicester Avenue a Wyevale garden centre and Retail Park is one of the largest garden complexes in the UK."