- Four double bedrooms, family bathroom (single bathroom for four bedrooms)
- Sitting room with wood-burning stove and double aspect light
- Bright family room opening onto patio and large lawned garden
- Modern fitted kitchen and separate utility room with plumbing
- Gravel driveway providing off-street parking and gated side access
- Large plot with fruit trees and mature shrub beds, strong outdoor potential
- Double glazing installed before 2002; may need replacement for efficiency
- Solid brick walls (assumed no insulation); consider insulation upgrades
Set on a quiet no-through road in Twyford/The Crescent, this well-proportioned four-bedroom semi-detached home offers generous family living and extensive outside space. Ground floor rooms flow from a double-aspect sitting room with a wood-burning stove to a bright family room that opens onto a large rear patio and lawn — ideal for children and outdoor entertaining.
The kitchen is modern and practical, with an adjoining utility room and cloakroom. Upstairs are four double bedrooms and a single family bathroom — ample bedroom space but limited bathroom provision for larger households. The gravelled driveway provides convenient off-street parking and gated side access leads to a rear garden planted with shrubs and fruit trees.
Built in the early 20th century, the property retains traditional charm in a prosperous, low-crime area with excellent mobile signal and fast broadband. Practical considerations include older double glazing (installed before 2002) and solid brick walls with no assumed insulation, so buyers should budget for energy-efficiency improvements if desired. The home is freehold and council tax is described as affordable.
Local amenities are strong for a town-fringe location: nearby primary schooling, a range of village shops and pubs in Adderbury, and good road and rail links via Banbury to the M40 and London. This house suits families seeking space and outdoor living with scope to update for improved thermal performance and modern convenience.