This centrally located detached Bungalow Is sold with no onwards chain and is available vacant. The property has been extended to feature bolstered accommodation. There is further potential to reconfigure and enhance the internal space. Externally the garden is generous, private and landscaped.
This heavily extended three-bedroom detached bungalow is located on Almond Road, a quiet residential street close to the town centre, within a five-minute walk of Sheep Street and less than 0.3 miles from Bicester North railway station.
The home benefits from being offered with no onward chain and is available with vacant possession. The accommodation is arranged across two distinct “wings”. One side of the property is dedicated to the bedroom accommodation and comprises three bedrooms and the main bathroom. The bathroom is a generously proportioned, fully tiled four-piece suite featuring a full-size bath, separate shower cubicle and a heated towel rail.
The principal bedroom is positioned at the front of the property and is particularly spacious, measuring approximately 20ft in length. It benefits from a range of built-in wardrobes providing ample storage and also features an unusually large en-suite wet room with shower. The second bedroom is another double room with fitted storage and two windows overlooking the rear garden. The third bedroom is smaller in size and also enjoys views over the rear garden, making it equally suitable as a guest bedroom, study or home office.
The opposite wing provides the main living and entertaining areas of the home. The property features a functional kitchen fitted with a range of wall and base units, along with a utility room that doubles as a walk-through space. From here there is access to a secondary porch and a useful storage room on the left side of the house, which offers additional storage space and access to a separate W.C.
To the rear of the property are the principal reception areas, including a dining room, a large sitting room and a spacious conservatory overlooking the garden, creating a range of flexible spaces for both everyday living and entertaining.
The rear garden is a secluded and above-average sized outdoor space, featuring a number of brick planters and raised beds. It is particularly well suited to those who enjoy gardening and horticulture.
Bicester town centre offers a wide selection of restaurants, a cinema, and a Sainsbury’s supermarket. The internationally renowned Bicester Village designer outlet is located on the edge of the town, alongside Bicester Shopping Park, which features an M&S Food Hall and the David Lloyd health club. Bicester is well served by two railway stations. Bicester North, approximately 0.3 miles away, provides a convenient commuter service to London Marylebone in around 45 minutes, as well as direct connections to Birmingham in about one hour. Bicester Village station, around 1 mile away, offers services to Oxford and London Marylebone. For road travel, the M40 motorway is easily accessible via Junction 9 or Junction 10, providing straightforward routes to London, the M25, Oxford, and Birmingham.
Council Tax Band D
