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  • 2 Sheep Street
  • Bicester
  • Oxfordshire
  • OX26 6TB, UK
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  • Monday to Friday: 9:00am - 6:00pm
  • Saturday: 10:00am - 3:00pm
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Bicester Estate and Letting Agents 

Chancellors estate agents in Bicester opened its doors to the public back in 2010. Our branch is in a prime central location between Bicester’s two train stations at 2 Sheep Street. We provide a range of property services to our local community, including services for sellers, landlords, and to those who are looking to buy or rent in Bicester.

We are passionate about the work we do and the service which we provide to the people of Bicester. The combination of our expertise, intimate local knowledge and experience of operating in the Bicester property market means we are well-placed to deal with any query around property in Bicester.

We work hard to make sure we’re available for the people of Bicester at a time that suits them. Our office is open on Monday to Friday from 9:00am – 6:00pm, and from 10:00am – to 3:00pm on Saturdays. Want to give us a call? Our extended telephone hours mean you can reach us between 08:30am -8:00pm during the week. And, of course, you can email us any time and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible. 

Some of the services our Bicester team provide includes:

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We serve the following postcode areas in Bicester: OX6 OX25 OX26 OX27

Properties for Sale in Bicester

Areas We Cover

  • Brackley
  • Hethe
  • Fringford
  • Stratton Audley
  • Blackthorn
  • Launton
  • Ambrosden
  • Upper Arncott
  • Lower Arncott
  • Chesterton
  • Weston-on-the-Green
  • Wendlebury
  • Fritwell
  • Ardley
  • Marsh Gibbon
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Jonathan

  • Group Associate Director
  • DDI:01865 817256

Richard

  • Executive Lettings Manager
  • DDI:01869 934005
  • Address
  • Chancellors
  • 2 Sheep Street
  • Bicester
  • Oxfordshire
  • OX26 6TB, UK
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Carl

  • Group Associate Director
  • DDI:01865 817479

Hugo

  • Senior Sales Manager - Bicester
  • DDI:01869 934001

Zsofia

  • Senior Lettings Executive
  • DDI:01869 934004

Tierney

  • Senior Sales Negotiator
  • DDI:01869 934003

Tiago

  • Lettings Negotiator
  • DDI:01869 934006

Kinga

  • Sales Negotiator
  • DDI:01235 612699

Daniel

  • Lettings Negotiator
  • DDI:01869 934006
  • Address
  • Chancellors
  • 2 Sheep Street
  • Bicester
  • Oxfordshire
  • OX26 6TB, UK
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2 Bedroom properties


47 viewings in the last 7 days

Source: © Crown Copyright. Land Registry data for Mar 2024 Our data is based on instructions and successful completions in the area. To find out more information on specific transactions please contact our team.

Nestled in the district of Cherwell amongst prime Oxfordshire countryside, Bicester is a fast-growing town that continues to attract both the young professional and families. To cater for this growing demand, the area was recently chosen as one of the government’s flagship ‘Garden Cities’. As part of the Kingsmere development, new housing projects will be separated by large expanses of greenery, preserving the rural character that has made Bicester so desirable.

Despite this ongoing development, the town’s historic charm remains intact. Visitors often stop to admire the architectural wonders in the Market Square, which dates back to the 16th century. A thriving café culture, as well as the weekly and monthly markets, only add to this appeal.

Bicester is well-known internationally for its namesake designer outlet. Residents have convenient access to one of the UK’s top tourist attractions for shopaholics, Bicester Village, which attracts more than four million visitors every year.

The surrounding villages provide a quieter escape, where lovers of the outdoors can explore walking trails that navigate the scenic countryside. Other active pursuits can be enjoyed at Bicester Leisure Centre or Bicester Hotel Golf & Spa. A cinema, bowling alley and numerous sports clubs can also be found in the area. Along with the first-rate schools of Oxfordshire, it’s easy to see why so many families are looking to settle in Bicester.

Transportation in Bicester 

Bicester is served by two train stations: Bicester Village and Bicester North. The former is the smaller of the two, but offers convenient access to London. Two trains per hour travel to London Marylebone, with an approximate journey time of 46 minutes. Frequent services also travel to Oxford Parkway, which takes as little as 12 minutes.

Bicester North station is the alternative, sitting on the Chiltern Main Line. It offers services to London Marylebone, as well as Birmingham, Banbury and Snow Hill in the north.

Situated close to the M40 motorway, Bicester is also conveniently located for anyone travelling by car. The journey time to central London is approximately 80 minutes, while Birmingham can be reached in an hour. For the frequent flyer, Heathrow Airport is only 50 minutes by car.

What is Bicester Like?

Nestled in the heart of Oxfordshire, within easy reach of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds and enjoying ready access to both London and Birmingham, Bicester is a historic market town like no other. Just over 46 minutes from London and 60 minutes from Birmingham by train, Bicester is a perfect choice for commuters who are looking for a relaxed, friendly town without being too far from the big cities. 

Bicester’s close proximity to London attracts plenty of visitors thanks to Bicester Village, an open-air mall and one of the biggest shopping centres in the UK.  The shopping village ensures there’s a strong retail presence in Bicester, which plays a strong role in the economy and employment opportunities in the town. You won’t find many other market towns boasting employers such as Gucci, Pandora, and Saint Laurent.

There’s more to Bicester than shopping. There are some beautiful examples of historical architecture in churches such as St Edburg’s and St Mary and St Edburga, as well as some more contemporary history in the form of Bicester Heritage, a campus dedicated to historic motoring and aviation, and the Oxfordshire Cotswolds offers endless opportunities for explorers and adventure lovers.

Transport Links  

Bicester enjoys excellent transport links, served by two stations that connect residents with London Marylebone, Oxford, Banbury, and Birmingham Snow Hill. There are plans to add even more destinations, including Milton Keynes, Bedford, and Reading. 

Pioneer Square serves as a hub for Bicester’s regular bus services, which can take you to neighbouring Oxford or as far as Cambridge. For drivers, you’re well served by the M40 which puts you within reach of London in less than an hour, or Birmingham in around 60 minutes. 

Schools in the Area

Bicester has 10 primary schools and 5 secondary schools, with a high standard of education: all of the currently available Ofsted ratings are ‘good’. 

Primary schools in Bicester include St Mary’s Catholic Primary School and Southwold Primary School, both rated ‘good’. 

Secondary schools in Bicester include the Bicester School which also enjoys a ‘good’ rating. Students also have the choice to specialise in topics such as business and engineering thanks to the Bicester School’s new Bicester Technology Studio. 

The town is also well served by Banbury and Bicester College, which offers a variety of Higher National Certificates and Diplomas, Foundation Degrees, and vocational courses. 

Attractions in Bicester

Bicester is best known for its picturesque open air shopping village, which first opened in 1995. Those looking for an alternative shopping experience will enjoy Pioneer Square, Bicester’s newest shopping centre. Opened in 2013, it was named after the town’s 23 Pioneer Regiment and has since played host to more independent shops as well as a Vue cinema boasting seven screens, all with 4K picture quality. 

Garth Park is more than just a beautiful green space in the heart of town; it also plays host to a large variety of outdoor events ranging from a Proms Night to a jazz festival. The aforementioned St Edburg’s Church is a beautiful example of Bicester’s history. Dating to the 12th century, its Victorian stained glass and memorials to local figures means it will appeal as much to history buffs as to those who simply appreciate beautiful architecture. 

History buffs will be delighted by historic sites such as Blenheim Palace and Rousham House with its beautiful gardens, and animal lovers will thoroughly enjoy the Wildlife Park and Birdland Park. There are endless opportunities to get active too, with plenty of walking and cycling routes, boating, horse riding, and more. 

Bars, Restaurants and Nightlife 

Bicester offers residents and visitors a sizeable selection of bars, pubs, and restaurants. Fans of familiar names will be pleased to see venues such as Prezzo, Brewers Fayre, Pizza Express and Nando’s. Those looking for something a bit different are spoilt for choice too. 

Amongst the many restaurants in Bicester, Denis Restaurant stands out as an excellent Turkish restaurant perfect for both groups and couples, and there’s something for everyone on the menu. Bicester Village boasts a number of exceptional restaurants too. For everything from breakfast to cocktails, you won’t go wrong visiting The Farmshop Restaurant and Cafe in Bicester Village. The owners make use of both local and seasonal ingredients, and they have a range of vegetarian options too. You’ll also find Shan Shui in the Village, which pays homage to the best of Asian cuisine using fresh, locally-sourced food, alongside La Tua Pasta, a multi-award-winning Italian restaurant that makes their fresh pasta every night.

The Shakespeare Bicester is a much-loved pub for anyone who wants a drink as well as great food and a welcoming and family-friendly environment. The Plough offers a great selection of real ales, and for those looking for a late night, the Tropic Bar serves food, cocktails, and fantastic vibes until the early morning. 

Leisure Centres and Outdoor Activities 

Bicester offers a number of gyms, including the well-regarded BSC Fitness and 1st4Fitness and the women-only gym Fitness in Time. Bicester Leisure Centre also offers a state-of-the-art gym with over 90 stations, giving plenty of choice and room for exercise. The Centre is also home to group classes from HIIT to pilates, a 25m swimming pool, as well as a sports hall and pitches. 

Bicester Hotel, Golf & Spa is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to exercise, relax, or play. On top of high-quality gym equipment and exercise classes for all abilities, patrons can enjoy a 20m swimming pool, a variety of spas (including a private spa garden), a sauna and steam room, as well as six luxurious treatment rooms, two pedicure rooms, and a spray tanning room. The golf course boasts a par 69 course with 11 lakes across 134 acres of sweeping Oxfordshire countryside. 

Of course, Bicester is the perfect home base from which to explore the beautiful Oxfordshire Cotswolds too.

Anyone with children will enjoy Jump Inc. Situated on the Talisman Business Park, Jump Inc. is an indoor trampoline and inflatable park designed for anyone from toddlers to big kids. Clip ‘n Climb is another top destination for families, and its colourful climbing walls aren’t just for children; they offer challenging sessions for adults too. 

Motoring enthusiasts will be spoilt for choice. Car Chase Heroes, situated to the north of town, offers laps in Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and more. If cars are too tame, try driving tanks, army lorries, and fire engines just around the corner at SWB Motorsport. 

History of Bicester

Visitors travel from far and wide to enjoy the historic atmosphere of Bicester. This isn’t surprising given a heritage that dates back over 1,000 years to the Saxon era. Although little is known of the early settlement, records suggest that Bicester was a thriving agricultural trading point after being granted market status in 1239.

Traditionally, much of this market activity was held on the 300-year-old Sheep Street. This can still be explored today, but the livestock market has now been replaced with local businesses and quaint eateries. Other historic treasures include the Market Square, which is lined with 16th century architecture, as well as the famed St Edburg’s Church.

Present-day Bicester is still something of a shopping mecca thanks to its designer outlet village. Despite this, the town has managed to preserve its former character while benefiting from the modern developments that bring convenience and economic growth.

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