• No onward chain +
• Two double bedrooms +
• Walking distance to town centre and railway station +
• Two reception rooms +
• Gas radiator heating +
• Requires updating +

A Victorian town house offering generous size  accommodation which would now benefit from updating throughout. Entrance hall | Living room with bay window |Separate dining room | Kitchen | Two first floor double bedrooms | Bathroom | Enclosed rear garden | Small garden to front | On street parking Offered with no onward chain and located within walking distance of the town centre and railway station, a two bedroom Victorian terraced town house.  Ground Floor Double glazed front door.
Entrance hall. Door through to living room. Living room: Feature walk-in bay window to front aspect.  Radiator.   From the hallway walkway through to dining room. Dining room: Useful understairs storage cupboard.  Stairs rising to first floor. Window to rear.  Theromstat for heating.  Door through to kitchen. Kitchen: Comprehensive range of light fronted wall and base units. Stainless steel inset sink unit and drainer. Tiling to splashback areas.  Wall mounted Worcester combination boiler for domestic hot water and central heating. Double glazed windows to side and rear.  Door giving access to rear.  First Floor Landing: Door to bedroom one. Bedroom one: Double bedroom with two double glazed windows to front aspect. Fireplace.  Fitted wardrobe. Bedroom two: Double bedroom with double glazed window to rear. Spacious bathroom: White suite comprising of panelled bath, pedestal handbasin and low level WC. Tiling to splashback areas.  Double glazed window to rear. Outside Rear garden: Enclosed by fencing.  Gate to rear.  Laid to concrete.  The garden measures approximately 10 ft in length. Front: Pathway to front door.  Small enclosed front garden. On street parking. Directions: From Banbury Cross proceed east through the High Street and into George Street and continue over the traffic lights.  At the main traffic lights turn left into Lower Windsor Street and right at the next set of traffic lights.  Continue over the railway bridge and take the first right turn into Merton Street.