• No onward chain +
• Town centre location +
• Two reception rooms +
• Courtyard garden +
• Two bedrooms +
• Small study/Dressing room +

A period property enjoying no-through road position within the heart of the town centre. Entrance hall | Living room |Separate dining room | Kitchen | Rear lobby |Ground floor bathroom | Two first floor bedrooms | Study/dressing room | Rear courtyard  Offered with no onward chain, a generous size two bedroom Victorian bay window terraced house, providing generous size accommodation throughout. Accommodation Recessed porch with tiled floor.
Front door. Entrance hall: Stairs rising off to first floor. Door through to dining room. Dining room: Double glazed window to front.  Useful understairs storage cupboard. Walkway through to living room. Living room: Feature walk-in bay window to front aspect. Fireplace with inset living flame electric fire. From the dining room sliding door giving access to the kitchen. Kitchen: Stainless steel inset sink unit and drainer. Range of wall and base units. Space for cooker.  Free space and plumbing for washing machine.  Space and plumbing for dishwasher. Wall mounted Glow worm gas boiler.  Tiled flooring. Window to side. Sliding door giving access to rear lobby. Door giving access to Courtyard garden. Sliding door giving access to garden. Bathroom: Cast iron bath with mixer tap shower, pedestal handbasin and low level WC. Tiling to splashback areas.  Tiled flooring. Window to side aspect. First floor half landing with window to rear. Stairs up to main  landing.  Airing cupboard housing hot water tank and immersion heater.  Access to loft. Bedroom one: Feature cast iron fireplace.  Window to rear. Bedroom two: Feature cast iron fireplace.  Window to front. Dressing room/study: Window to front.  Airing cupboard housing hot water tank and immersion heater. Outside Enclosed courtyard garden. Laid to patio with walling to boundaries. Pathway to front door. Agents Note Windows are all double glazed.
Gas radiator heater. Directions: From Banbury cross proceed east through the High Street and into George Street, turning right onto Broad Street. Newland Place is on the right.