3 bed semi-detached house for sale

Dovetrees, Carterton, Oxfordshire OX18

Beautifully presented home with modern kitchen, new bathroom and a garage. Offered with no onward chain!

The property:

Immaculately presented family home situated towards the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in central Carterton and within easy reach of amenities, including the leisure centre.

The ground floor comprises an entrance hall leading into a generous living room and modern kitchen. This stunning kitchen has AEG integrated extractor and double oven which complement the sleek, modern white gloss units.

In addition to the three bedroom, the modern family bathroom has been recently completed to a high standard and includes fitted units and a power shower over the L-shaped bath.

This semi-detached property has been meticulously improved and remodelled to a very high standard and is offered with no onward chain.

Externally there is driveway parking and a garage/workshop as well as an enclosed rear garden.
EPC C


West Oxfordshire District Council Tax Band C

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Situation:

Carterton is West Oxfordshire's second town and takes its name from William Carter who developed the town in the late nineteenth century. The town became famous for market gardening. The first airfield was built in the mid-thirties and the RAF took over Brize Norton after the departure of the United States Air Force in 1965.

The town centre has seen a great deal of quality development in recent years and now offers a number of large supermarkets, independent retailers and barbers/ hairdressers as well as a lending library and numerous eateries. There are five primary schools and several sports clubs positioned around the town. Country and adventure parks, a modern leisure centre with swimming pool and gymnasium provide recreational amenities and there is a large medical centre that has a dentist and dispensing chemist. The town is well served by a modern bus fleet featuring wi-fi.

Mainline services to Oxford & Paddington from Hanborough (14.5 miles) & Charlbury (13 miles) respectively. Alternative fast service to Marylebone from Oxford Parkway (c. 17 miles)