- Large rear garden with greenhouse, sheds and scope to extend (subject to planning)
- Generous front hardstanding parking for several vehicles
- Extended lounge/diner; originally three-bed layout could be reinstated
- Chain free sale, freehold, council tax Band B (relatively cheap)
- Requires full refurbishment and redecorating throughout
- EPC rating TBC; buyers should budget for energy improvements
- Built 1930s–1940s with double glazing; cavity walls filled
- Excellent mobile signal and fast broadband in the area
This extended two-bedroom semi-detached house (originally three bedrooms) sits on a notably large plot close to Bicester town centre. Offered chain free, the property includes generous front hardstanding for several vehicles and a deep rear garden with multiple outbuildings — a clear draw for families seeking outside space or buyers wanting scope to extend (subject to planning).
The house requires refurbishment throughout: cosmetic updating, garden clearance and likely mechanical and decorative works will be needed to bring it up to modern standards. Services are standard mains supplies with gas central heating, double glazing (install date unknown) and cavity walls; the EPC rating is TBC. Buyers should factor in renovation costs and the planning process if pursuing extensions.
For families or renovators the location is practical — good local schools, town amenities and public transport are close by, while the plot size and off-street parking add tangible value. The property offers clear potential for uplift through reconfiguration or extension, but it is best suited to someone prepared to undertake a refurbishment project rather than a move-in-ready purchase.
