6, The Green, Evenley, NN13 5SQ

Forming part of a terrace of eight cottages, and believed to date back to 1869.

This terrace is said to have been built by the 'Pierrepoint' family of Evenley Hall as part of the development of The Green in the mid 19th Century.

The cottage is constructed of uncoursed limestone beneath a tiled roof with gabled dormer, wooden casement windows with lintels and gas fired heating.

The plank entrance door opens to the sitting room which features a fireplace with a wooden surround and window seat. Stairs lead to the upper floors.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of base and eye-level units complemented by worksurfaces. Fitted appliances include a single oven, electric hob with extractor fitted above.

Freestanding space for washing machine. A gas fired boiler serves domestic heating and hot water via radiators. Stable door to the rear garden.

The first floor landing has latched doors to all rooms and to the second floor. A charming bedroom overlooks the village green with fitted storage. The bathroom is fitted with a white suite.

On the second floor there is an attic bedroom. Services include water, electricity, gas, drainage. Check mobile/broadband speeds for the location at Outside On street parking out side the property.

The rear garden is directly behind the cottage, Principally laid to lawn, the gardens are complimented by flowering borders stocked with a range of plants and shrubs and mature trees.

There is a wooden summer house, ideal for entertaining and relaxing.

There are two brick outbuildings for storage at the end of the garden which forms part of a terrace of single storey outbuildings, owned by each of eight cotttages.

There is a right of way at both ends of the garden giving access onto Church Lane. Situation Evenley is a small village centred around a large green that is also home to the local cricket club.

The village has a pub, coffee shop/post office and a farm shop. There is a vibrant community spirit. The village also benefits from high speed broadband.

Further amenities can be found in the market towns of Brackley, Banbury, and Towcester. Access to London and Birmingham via the M40 motorway and M1.

Train services to London from Banbury and Bicester (to Marylebone), and from Milton Keynes (to Euston). Schools in the area include primary at Charlton and secondary at Magdalen College, Brackley.

Independent schools include Beachborough, Winchester House and Stowe. Property Ref Number: Ham-67822 Additional Information Services include water, electricity, gas, drainage.

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