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" Situated in the heart of the village, overlooking an open green, a deceptively spacious, two bedroom, semi detached, period stone and brick cottage, with a wealth of charm and character. Features of the property include exposed ceiling joists, exposed stone walls, a living room with open fire, an extended, well fitted, kitchen/dining room, oil fired central heating, off road parking and a delightful, well landscaped, west facing rear garden.

APPROACH Set back from the road, behind a low stone wall, with partial hedgerow screening and approached over the gravel parking area at the front of the property, steps and a paths leads to an entrance porch with a solid entrance door leading into: LIVING ROOM 5.63m x 3.76m

(18'6' x 12'4') A well proportioned room, having a window with frontal aspect with window seat; stairs rising to the first floor landing with shelving under and space for storage or a computer desk; Inglenook style fireplace in brick and stone with an Oak beam over, black marble hearth and an inset multi-fuel stove with shelved alcove's with storage cupboards below to either side; radiator; electricity meter cupboard; internal window with rear aspect and double doors leading into: KITCHEN/DINING ROOM 6.64m x 3.39m min 3.07m

(21'9' x 11'1' min 10'1') Fitted with a range of eye level and base units with Oak edge worksurfaces over and complimentary wall tiling between. Incorporated within the units is a shelved larder cupboard, space for a 'Range' cooker with extractor hood above, a Butler's sink in a marble worktop, an Oil fired central heating boiler and space for a tall fridge/freezer. Double casement doors with glazed side panels opening onto the rear garden, window with side aspect, exposed ceiling joists, radiator and an internal window and stable door leading into: CONSERVATORY/UTILITY ROOM 2.40m x 1.70m

(7'10' x 5'7') Having a double glazed, wooden window with side aspect and double glazed casement doors opening into the garden and a triple polycarbonate roof. Fitted worktop with space and plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer and a door to: WET ROOM/WC A fully tiled wet room with thermostatic shower, a low level WC and a corner wash hand basin; extractor fan; downlighters; double glazed window with side aspect and a radiator. FIRST FLOOR LANDING With a radiator and doors to the bedrooms and family bathroom. FAMILY BATHROOM Fitted with a white 3 piece suite comprising a panel enclosed bath, a pedestal wash hand basin and a low level WC with wall tiling to water sensitive areas. Two obscure glass, single glazed windows with frontal aspect; a built-in airing cupboard and access to the roof space. MASTER BEDROOM 4.75m x 3.41m max (15'7' x 11'2' max) A well proportioned room with strip pine floorboards, exposed wall plate, downlighters and an archway to the DRESSING AREA with a double built-in wardrobe, double glazed window with rear aspect and a radiator. BEDROOM TWO 3.79m x 2.56m max (12'5' x 8'5' max) Having a single glazed window with frontal aspect and a deep sill; radiator; double built-in wardrobe and exposed pine floorboards. OUTSIDE Approached from the road a shared access leads into the parking area, with space for two cars for Hayward's Cottage and two spaces for the adjacent cottage. From the gravel parking area, steps lead up to a concrete path leading to the entrance porch, to the side of which is the: FRONT GARDEN, which is laid predominately to lawn with a low box hedge and a footpath leading round to a gated access to the: REAR GARDEN, which has a riven paved pathway leading to a patio area adjacent to the rear of the cottage, with steps up to the well manicured lawn, surrounded by well stocked flower, shrub and climbing bush borders. The rear garden is fully enclosed with larch lap fencing, West facing and at the far end is a deck area in-front of a large timber garden shed, to the side of which is a raised garden with shrubs concealing the oil tank. LOCATION From Brackley proceed South on to the A43 towards Oxford and the M40 Motorway. At the third roundabout take the the first exit signposted Bicester and at the first roundabout, on the outskirts Bicester, take the third exit onto A4095 towards Witney. On entering the village of Chesterton, turn left into Alchester Road where the property will be found on the right, just after Orchard Rise and before 'The Red Cow' Public House. It is not our company policy to test services and domestic appliances so we cannot verify that they are in working order. The buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor. These particulars are offered on the understanding that all negotiations are conducted through this company. Neither these particulars, nor oral representations from a part of any offer or contract, and their accuracy cannot be guaranteed. The floorplans included in these particulars are not to scale and are meant as a guide only to the general layout of the accommodation. "