Newton Purcell, Buckingham, Oxfordshire, MK18 4AZ

A two double bedroom end of terrace thatched cottage with gated off street parking, a single garage, a 0.16 acre plot with mature and private gardens overlooking countryside.

This Grade II listed stone cottage has a combined 1,038 sq. ft. of accommodation arranged over two floors.

On the ground floor there is a dual aspect kitchen/dining room, a dual aspect sitting room and a refitted shower room. On the first floor one of the two bedrooms has a en suite shower room.

Period features include exposed beams and a feature stone fireplace. There is gravelled off street parking for two cars and established, lawned gardens at the front and side of the property.

The cottage is located within 7 miles of Bicester north and Bicester Village train stations with services to London Marylebone.

Gardens   The principal features of this character cottage are the mature and private gardens, which are enclosed by timber fencing.

The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with shrub borders and mature specimen trees.

The side gardens are divided into two sections; both are mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs, one has a green house and the furthest has a pond, a shed and a timber summer room.

Situation and Schooling   Newton Purcell is a village in Oxfordshire, with St.

Michael and All Angels parish church, which is located on the A421, approximately 5 miles from Buckingham, 7 miles from Bicester and 8 miles from Brackley, all of which have a range of amenities including shops, pubs, restaurants, doctor and dentist surgeries and schooling.

Bicester has a main line station to London Marylebone.