Chain-free, great garden and scope to modernise for first-time buyers.
- Central Bicester location, half mile to town and stations
- South-west facing private rear garden
- Large sitting/dining room with patio doors
- Two double bedrooms and one single bedroom
- Requires full modernisation and updating throughout
- Electric heating; EPC rating E
- Possible asbestos in polystyrene ceiling tiles
- On-street parking only; crime level above average
A centrally located three-bedroom end-of-terrace offering an affordable entry into Bicester. The house sits on a modest plot with a surprisingly private south-west facing garden and benefits from a large sitting/dining room with patio doors that bring light to the rear. Sold freehold and chain-free, it’s minutes from the town centre and both railway stations.
The property requires modernisation throughout, making it suitable for a first-time buyer or small family wanting to personalise a home. There is scope to improve living space by reworking the kitchen and converting the ground-floor storage area into useful accommodation, subject to consents. The layout is practical: two double bedrooms, one single bedroom and a family bathroom across c. 767 sq ft.
Buyers should note mains services are connected, with electric heating in place and gas believed available in the road. The house may contain polystyrene ceiling tiles with possible asbestos content; no survey has been carried out, so specialist advice is recommended. EPC rating is E and some updating will be needed to reach modern efficiency standards.
This property’s strengths are its location, garden orientation and renovation potential. Downsides include required works, dated fittings, on-street parking only, and a neighbourhood crime level above average. For someone prepared to invest time and budget, the house offers good long-term value in a well-connected town.