Guide price
£270,000
(£434/sq. ft)
2 bed terraced house for saleBraemar Close, Carterton, Oxfordshire OX18
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
622 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
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About this property
Hall
Living Room
Kitchen
Two Bedrooms
Bathroom
Gas Central Heating
Double Glazing
Timber Outhouse
Front & Rear Gardens
Allocated Parking
An improved home with truly private garden with timber outbuilding and sunny southerly rear aspect positioned near the end of a small cul-de-sac.
The property:
This home has already had principal fixtures renewed so that its next owner can enjoy the sunny garden rather than inheriting a to-do list!
The hallway leads through to a well-proportioned living room overlooking towards the outbuilding at the far end of a sunny garden. Both the kitchen and bathroom have been updated. Replacement windows and boiler further reduce the expenditure many buyers face when buying their first home.
Gas central heating runs throughout, and two bedrooms complete the accommodation - a layout suited equally to a first-time buyer working to a budget or a couple seeking a smaller, more manageable base.
Outside, the property reveals its finest asset. The rear garden faces south and captures the sun for the greater part of the day. It is remarkably private with only glimpses of other buildings beyond greenery visible from the rear of the property- a far cry from most modern estate gardens!
A timber outhouse offers practical storage, and benefits from power. With some insulation and decoration, this would make and ideal home office or garden room.
Both front and rear gardens are well kept. There is gated rear access that leads to allocated parking (shown on the plan). Being positioned towards the end of a small cul-de-sac - means passing traffic is all but absent.
Situation:
Glenmore Park is a well-regarded residential setting close to local schools and everyday amenities.
Carterton is a thriving Oxfordshire town, home to around 15,000 people, standing approximately four miles southwest of Witney and twelve miles west of Oxford. Long associated with nearby RAF Brize Norton, the UK's largest RAF station, the town has grown into a well-connected and self-sufficient community with a history dating back to the Iron Age.
The town centre offers a good range of shops, cafés and restaurants alongside several supermarkets, a leisure centre and library. Families are well served by a strong choice of primary schools, a secondary college, and further education provision locally, while Carterton Health Centre and Broadshires Health Centre provide gp care, complemented by nearby dental and veterinary practices.
Road links are excellent, with the A40 providing swift access to Witney, Oxford and beyond, while the surrounding countryside offers open walking routes including Carterton Meadows on the town's edge. For rail travel, Hanborough station lies approximately eleven miles distant, with regular services to Oxford and London Paddington. Ther are also frequent bus services to Oxford with connections to London.
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