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" An individual three bedroom detached stone built property, located in a non estate position on the edge of the village with a view across a paddock to the front elevation. The property is constructed of stone beneath a slate roof with Upvc medium oak effect replacement windows. Internally the property offers a fitted kitchen with built in appliances and white shower room suite (with space for a bath). There is no onward chain.

Situation
Eydon is a rural conservation village located to the north east of Banbury. This small and pretty village contains stone cottages, many trees, the old stocks and commands good views across countryside. Much of Eydon was destroyed in 1651 by a fire which started in an ale house. Many of the fine ironstone buildings bear fire reddened marks. The Royal Oak public house has been serving ale since 1697. Commuting to London by train is via Milton Keynes or Banbury, and the M40 provides access to both London and Birmingham from Junction 11.

Outside
A block paved driveway is set behind a stone wall to the front boundary with parking for two vehicles and leading to the front entrance. There is a gated pedestrian access to the side of the property. The rear garden is enclosed by fencing with a timber decked terrace with external lighting. To one side of the property is the oil tank and a recently installed oil fired boiler, serving domestic heating and hot water via radiators.

Entrance Hall

Sitting Room

Dining Room

Kitchen

Garage

Three Bedrooms

Bathroom

Off Road Parking

Rear Gardens

Oil fired heating



Additional Information
Wooden windows | Grant oil boiler (installed in 2014) serving domestic heating and hot water to radiators | Fitted kitchen with Walnut fronted units and integrated appliances to include oven, hob and extractor hood above | White sanitary ware to the shower room (there is space to replace the shower with a bath if preferred) | Solid Oak floor to the dining room and tiled floor to the kitchen. "