Bicester Road, Kidlington
£500,000

Extended to the rear, the prime three-bedroom home offers a well-balanced level of accommodation with off street parking for several vehicles with electric car charging point, and substantial south facing rear garden with side access. The property is offered to the market with no onward chain and presented to the market is good quality neutral décor.

Accommodation:
Double living room, kitchen/breakfast room, downstairs toilet, Air con downstairs, three first floor bedrooms, en-suite to master bedroom, family bathroom, off street parking for multiple vehicles, over 100 foot south facing rear garden with games room/summer house, no onward chain.

Location:
Set back on this prime road on route to the centre of the village you will find a dentist/doctor’s surgery, banks and local supermarkets which are all within walking distance. As one of the largest villages in England the amenities come in good measure, a fine balance of semi-rural living and ample access to Oxford City. Kidlington has a range of cafes/restaurants and public houses to keep you entertained. With four primary schools, a secondary school, Oxford Airport and Oxford Parkway situated within minutes from the village. The growingly popular steak house Miller Carter is down the road and you are perfectly positioned for access to the A34 corridor to access Bicester village.

In the owner’s words:
“We chose the house as it had plenty of natural lighting with the bay windows and provided spacious living for our family with sufficient garden. We chose to live in Kidlington for several reasons, mainly as it provided a balance between village charm and city convenience. Kidlington is only five miles from Oxford and accessible by car, train or bike which allowed all the family safe and easy access to all the facilities and attractions without compromising on lifestyle.
 
The transport links provide easy access to London by bus or train whilst the road network provides easy access to the A34,  M40  and A44.
While Oxford’s property prices are high, we believe that Kidlington provides good value for money offering a more affordable alternative while still being close to the city.
Kidlington itself has a mix of rural charm and modern conveniences including: Supermarkets (Sainsbury’s, Tesco's, Co-op) independent shops and a High Street, good primary and secondary schools, making it a family-friendly area with a range of pubs and coffee shops.
 
We enjoyed the nearby green spaces and countryside which are easily accessible with the Oxford Canal also nearby, providing plenty of routes for walks and cycling.  Blenheim Palace and Woodstock are close by for history and outdoor activities and the River Cherwell and surrounding countryside offer a peaceful escape from city life.  We enjoy the local active community, with sports club, local events and activities that appealed to all the family.”

Council Tax Band D- Cherwell District Council