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" THE PROPERTY In refreshing contrast to much modern residential property, this coach house offers accommodation that is both imaginatively designed and generously proportioned. One of the two double bedrooms is positioned on the ground floor and has its own naturally lit en-suite shower room and fitted wardrobe. The other is even larger and has a double aspect on the first floor adjacent to the family bathroom. Investors will be quick to appreciate that this layout, coupled with the roomy living area will appeal to tenants and is especially well suited to sharers offering a potentially higher yield. The gardens front and rear, coupled with a single garage and parking space give this property all the advantages of a conventional freehold house with the convenience of an apartment. The principle rooms on the upper floor make the most of the sunny southerly aspect to the front and the property is well placed for the shops and amenities at Marigold Square, as well as the local primary school and leisure centre. As such it is whole heartedly recommended as either a superb first-time or investment purchase. 

SITUATION Carterton is West Oxfordshire's second town and takes its name from William Carter, a director of Homesteads Limited who developed the town in the late nineteenth century. The town became famous for market gardening notably for black grapes and tomatoes- the latter being sold in London's Covent Garden Market. The first airfield was built in the mid-thirties and the RAF took over Brize Norton after the departure of the United States Air Force in 1965. The town centre has seen a great deal of development in recent years and now offers a number of large supermarkets, banks and independent retailers and barbers/hairdressers as well as a lending library and numerous eateries. There are five primary schools and several sports clubs positioned around the town.
The sought-after Shilton Park development to the north east of the town is well placed for the A40 linking the dreaming spires of Oxford to the attractions of Cheltenham. It has its own community centre and local shops, country and adventure parks as well as being convenient for a modern leisure centre with swimming pool and gymnasium as well as a large medical centre that has a dentist and dispensing chemist. The town is well served by a modern bus fleet featuring wifi. Main line station at Charlbury (c.13 miles Journey time to Paddington approximately 78 minutes).
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