Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 1 Pether Avenue, Brackley, a cozy and compact detached type home with 4 bed in the NN13 6NJ area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band D.
This modern and well-kept property was built 1991-1995 and has a reported internal area of 96 internal square metres
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £266,500 and a rental potential of £1,732 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
You can discover more about this property by reading the Mouseprice attributes tables in the next section, or if you are the owner and would like to update this property, for example if you've built an extension, you can do so at the top of this page.
Additional analysis
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Looking for plenty of space to accommodate a growing family? Then
this might be your perfect next home. Located in a desirable part
of Brackley, this house is well placed for schools and parks for
the kids, whilst shops, restaurants and commuter links are on the
doorstep for Mum and Dad.
If you value time with your family higher than renovating a house
then this beautifully presented family home will be ideal for you.
Within the last 2? years the current owners have replaced the
windows and external doors throughout, refitted the kitchen,
installed a good quality conservatory and decorated in neutral
colours, meaning you could move in with no further work required.
It's a tantalising thought - more leisure time to spend with your
kids at the park, enjoying a sunny BBQ in your garden or relaxing
at one of the many pubs or restaurants in Brackley and its
surrounding villages.
Not that you?ll have much spare time as there?s always something
to do in the area. The local fields are great for walking or
jogging, whilst the town has many varied events through the year
including a Cider and Sausage Festival, Carnival and Fair, Soap Box
Derby and Festival of Motorcycling amongst others.
From a practical perspective, the location is within walking
distance of Bracken Leas and Southfield primary schools and
Magdalen College secondary school, while working parents will also
appreciate the variety of local shops and superb commuter links to
the rest of the country.
Back at home, the new conservatory has a heat-reflective glass
roof so it?s usable even in summer, whilst the sunny garden will
easily accommodate children?s apparatus such as a trampoline, swing
or climbing frame without impeding the grown-up's patio and dining
area.
This home includes:
- Hall - Approx. 4.13 m x 1.78 m
(7.3 sqm) - 13' 6" x 5'
10" (79 sqft)
Entering the property through the recently-replaced front door
takes you into the hall, with stairs off to the first floor and
doors to the lounge, kitchen and downstairs cloakroom.
- Lounge - Approx. 4.8 m x 3.53 m
(16.9 sqm) - 15' 8" x
11' 6" (182 sqft)
Large, well proportioned lounge with new, enlarged window to front
makes this a light and spacious living room. Feature fireplace
fitted with gas fire. Double doors leading to dining room.
- Dining Room - Approx. 3.74 m x 2.82 m
(10.5 sqm) - 12'
3" x 9' 3" (113 sqft)
Good sized family dining room with plenty of space for a dining
table. Hardwood flooring. Fully-glazed sliding patio door into
conservatory provides plenty of light and good views into the rear
garden. Opening through to kitchen.
- Conservatory - Approx. 2.72 m x 2.93 m
(7.9 sqm) - 8'
11" x 9' 7" (85 sqft)
This high-quality conservatory is built on dwarf masonry walls and
fitted with a heat reflecting glass roof to ensure it is usable
even in summer. A particularly attractive feature is the tiled
floor with a mosaic inlay.
- Kitchen - Approx. 4.55 m x 2.5 m
(11.4 sqm) - 14' 11" x
8' 2" (123 sqft)
Recently refitted kitchen finished in contemporary gloss white with
wood-effect laminate worktops. Plumbing for freestanding washing
machine and dishwasher, freestanding gas cooker. Wall mounted
boiler. Flagstone tiled floor. Opening into dining room. Door to
hallway. New external door to rear garden.
- Cloakroom - Approx. 2.06 m x 0.9 m
(1.8 sqm) - 6' 9" x
2' 11" (19 sqft)
Downstairs cloakroom, accessed from the hall, with white low-level
WC and wash basin. Part tiled walls.
- Landing
At the top of the stairs the landing provides access to all first
floor rooms and also the airing cupboard.
- Bedroom
(Double) with Ensuite - Approx. 3.98 m x 2.63 m
(10.4 sqm) - 13' x 8' 7" (112 sqft)
The master bedroom is a larger than average double room with room
for freestanding wardrobe and other bedroom furniture. Window to
front. Door to ensuite.
- Ensuite - Approx. 2.63 m x 1 m
(2.6 sqm) - 8' 7" x 3' 3"
(28 sqft)
The ensuite comprises a low-level WC in white, wash basin and
shower cubicle.
- Bedroom
(Double) - Approx. 3.14 m x 2.64 m
(8.2 sqm) -
10' 3" x 8' 7" (89 sqft)
Another good-sized double room, bedroom 2 also benefits from an
integrated double wardrobe. Window to rear.
- Bedroom
(Single) - Approx. 3.08 m x 2.73 m
(8.4 sqm) -
10' 1" x 8' 11" (90 sqft)
Single bedroom, currently fitted with a bespoke children's cabin
bed (although not included in the sale price the bed may be
available by separate negotiation). Window to front.
- Bedroom
(Single) - Approx. 2.34 m x 2.72 m
(6.3 sqm) -
7' 8" x 8' 11" (68 sqft)
Bedroom 4 is a standard single room, ideal as a child's room or as
a study.
- Bathroom - Approx. 2.27 m x 1.72 m
(3.9 sqm) - 7' 5" x
5' 7" (42 sqft)
Family bathroom comprising white suite with low-level WC, bath with
shower over, wash basin. Part-tiled walls. Fitted with a chrome
plated towel rail. Vinyl flooring.
- Front Garden
Tarmac driveway to front of house and adjacent garage provides
off-road standing for 3 cars. Remainder laid mainly as lawn.
- Rear Garden
A larger than average rear garden laid mainly to lawn with borders
around the edge, with boundaries finished with wooden fencing. A
paved patio area outside the conservatory provides space for a
garden table/chairs.
- Garage - Approx. 4.98 m x 2.49 m
(12.4 sqm) - 16' 4" x
8' 2" (133 sqft)
A semi-detached single garage to the right of the property provides
additional storage. Fitted with light and mains power.
Brackley is a thriving market town ideally situated between the M40
motorway to the west and the M1 to the east, both readily
accessible via the A43. Brackley offers several public and private
schools, a wide range of shops, Tesco and Waitrose supermarkets,
Costa coffee and many smaller independent retailers. There is a
market every Friday, with a Farmers Market and Craft Market on some
Saturdays, and annual events are as diverse as the Brackley
Carnival, Soap Box Derby and Festival of Motorcycling.
Commuters to Banbury, Oxford, Northampton, Milton Keynes or
further afield are well served by ready access to the A43, whilst
London travellers have the choice of highly-regarded rail services
either from Milton Keynes to Euston, or from Bicester North to
Marylebone.
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