1 bedroom flat for sale
Cook Row, High Street, Ascott-under-Wychwood
Fixed Price £154,000
Features
- First Floor Apartment
- 1 Bedroom
- Modern Kitchen
- Open Plan Living/Dining
- Dedicated Parking Space
- Perfect for First Time Buyers
- Convenient Location
- Popular Cotswold Village
A well-presented first-floor apartment ideally situated in the heart of the popular Cotswold village of Ascott-under-Wychwood.
This light and modern accommodation is part of an affordable housing scheme and is for first time buyers.
The apartment comprises a hall that leads to an open-plan living and dining area with a modern, well-appointed kitchen with integrated appliances, a master bedroom with built-in wardrobes and a contemporary bathroom. The property also benefits from allocated off-road parking and visitor parking.
Built in 2003 and offering comfortable, low-maintenance living, this attractive apartment is an excellent opportunity for a first-time buyer.
This is a great opportunity to purchase 100% ownership at a discounted price through an affordable housing scheme. There is no shared ownership and the purchaser has full ownership of the property.
The opportunity is open to eligible purchasers, including people who may also be selling another property. Selling another property does not exclude someone from consideration, first time buyers are also welcomed. The property must be used and occupied as the purchasers sole and principal residence.
It is therefore intended for someone looking to make this property their home rather than a holiday home, second residence or buy-to-let. For an eligible purchasers seeking a permanent home, this represents an unusual and rare opportunity to secure full ownership at a substantial discount.
Area Description
Ascott-under-Wychwood is a delightful village in rolling hills of the Evenlode Valley, caught between the market towns of Chipping Norton and Burford. With an independent primary school, a pre school, a convenience store, a village hall, a church, a sports ground, a public house, and a train station there is lots on offer in this sought after village.
Further local amenities are available in nearby Witney, a 15 minute drive, whilst Oxford (22 miles) and Cheltenham (28 miles) provide the main shopping and cultural centres for the area. Charlbury, 5 miles away, has a mainline BR station with trains to Oxford and London Paddington. The A40 (connecting Oxford and Cheltenham) is 6 miles away and the M40 (connecting Birmingham and London) is 20 miles away. All distances and times are approximate.
Services: Mains Gas, Electrics, Water and Sewers
Council tax band B
Leasehold (976 years remaining)
Service charge - £375.82 per annum
Council Tax Band: B (West Oxfordshire Council)
This light and modern accommodation is part of an affordable housing scheme and is for first time buyers.
The apartment comprises a hall that leads to an open-plan living and dining area with a modern, well-appointed kitchen with integrated appliances, a master bedroom with built-in wardrobes and a contemporary bathroom. The property also benefits from allocated off-road parking and visitor parking.
Built in 2003 and offering comfortable, low-maintenance living, this attractive apartment is an excellent opportunity for a first-time buyer.
This is a great opportunity to purchase 100% ownership at a discounted price through an affordable housing scheme. There is no shared ownership and the purchaser has full ownership of the property.
The opportunity is open to eligible purchasers, including people who may also be selling another property. Selling another property does not exclude someone from consideration, first time buyers are also welcomed. The property must be used and occupied as the purchasers sole and principal residence.
It is therefore intended for someone looking to make this property their home rather than a holiday home, second residence or buy-to-let. For an eligible purchasers seeking a permanent home, this represents an unusual and rare opportunity to secure full ownership at a substantial discount.
Area Description
Ascott-under-Wychwood is a delightful village in rolling hills of the Evenlode Valley, caught between the market towns of Chipping Norton and Burford. With an independent primary school, a pre school, a convenience store, a village hall, a church, a sports ground, a public house, and a train station there is lots on offer in this sought after village.
Further local amenities are available in nearby Witney, a 15 minute drive, whilst Oxford (22 miles) and Cheltenham (28 miles) provide the main shopping and cultural centres for the area. Charlbury, 5 miles away, has a mainline BR station with trains to Oxford and London Paddington. The A40 (connecting Oxford and Cheltenham) is 6 miles away and the M40 (connecting Birmingham and London) is 20 miles away. All distances and times are approximate.
Services: Mains Gas, Electrics, Water and Sewers
Council tax band B
Leasehold (976 years remaining)
Service charge - £375.82 per annum
Council Tax Band: B (West Oxfordshire Council)
Reference: RS0292
