• Three bedroom detached bungalow in the heart of this popular north Oxfordshire village. +
• Large south facing garden, mainly laid to lawn with decked seating area, a timber shed and separate stone outbuilding. +
• Driveway parking to the front and a single garage to the rear. +
• Bletchingdon offers a thriving community, local shop, schooling and a community hall +
• A spacious kitchen/dining room overlooking an attractive rear garden. +
• Planning permission to extend, reconfigure and improve it’s environmental impact (Ref: 23/01675/F). +

Lynwood is a wonderfully maintained three bedroom bungalow in the heart of Bletchingdon, a popular and well connected north Oxfordshire village with a thriving community, local shop, schooling and a community hall. With the villages limited supply of bungalows this offers a rare and exiting opportunity to acquire a fantastic home with the added benefit of planning permission to extend, reconfigure and improve it’s environmental impact. Approached via a well-planted front garden with lawn area and driveway parking, the house is set back from the road and entered via a bright central hallway which seamlessly connects to each room. Once inside there is a large 18ft dual aspect reception room with engineered oak flooring that runs through most of the home, a spacious kitchen/dining room overlooking the attractive rear garden, three well-proportioned bedrooms including a principle room with a large window inviting an excellent quality of natural light into the space. All bedrooms are served by a modern shower room and there is high speed fibre available. Approved planning permission offers the opportunity to extend the property to the front and reconfigure, creating a large open plan living space and three double bedrooms, including a principle suite with dressing area and en suite. The plans include solar panels and an air source heat pump to help improve it’s environmental impact and energy efficiency (Ref: 23/01675/F). Externally, there is driveway parking for two vehicles with well-stocked borders to either side and a lawn area separating the house from the driveway. The private south facing rear garden offers rear and side accesses. There is a large decked area with a covered section, perfectly suited for alfresco dining and entertaining. The lawn is vast with planted borders. Additionally, there is a timber storage shed and stone outbuilding that pre-dated the house. Bletchingdon lies approx 6 miles north of Oxford, centred around a traditional village green with mature chestnut trees.  It has a primary school, parish church, community hall, and a local convenience store.  There is a bus service and transport links to London nearby. Bicester 6 miles, Kidlington 2 miles, and 2 miles from Islip train station.

EPC Rating: D