3 bed semi-detached house for sale

Kestrel Way, Bicester OX26

Tucked in A corner, away from the road, A three bedroom semi-detached house with living room, kitchen diner, bathroom, front and rear gardens, garage and driveway parking

Key Facts for Buyers:

EPC: Rating of C (69).

Council Tax: Band D

Approx. £2,583 per annum.

Ground Floor:

Outside courtesy light, PVC glazed PVC door to:

Entrance hall:

Radiator, central heating thermostat.

Cloakroom: 5’0 x 2’11

Front aspect PVC window, metal cased rcd/mcb electricity consumer unit (last inspected May 2025), radiator, close coupled WC, wall hung wash hand basin.

Living room: 14’11 x 14’10

Front aspect PVC window, two radiators, TV point, telephone point, wi-fi hub, staircase.

Kitchen diner: 14’10 x 10’1

Rear aspect glazed PVC door and adjacent window to garden, rear aspect PVC window, wall mounted boiler, radiator, understairs cupboard. Range of base and eye level units, roll edge laminate worksurfaces, tiled surrounds, space for upright fridge freezer, 800mm base unit with two 400mm doors and drawers, 800mm x 800mm corner base unit with pair of 300mm bi-fold doors, 500mm base unit with drawer, space for 600mm wide gas cooker, 1000mm corner base unit with 500mm door and drawer, 600mm under sink base unit (enclosing stopcock), 1½ bowl stainless steel sink, 650mm space for dishwasher, 600mm base unit with drawer, 300mm base unit with drawer, 610mm space for washing machine (accessed from dining side).

First Floor:

Landing:

Access to loft space, airing cupboard, wooden floorboards.

Bathroom: 6’6 x 5’7

Rear aspect PVC window, extractor fan, radiator, wooden floorboards, panel enclosed bath with mixer tap shower attachment, “Bristan” thermostatic shower, close coupled WC, pedestal wash hand basin, light/shaver socket.

Bedroom one: 14’1 x 8’2

Front aspect PVC window, radiator, wooden floorboards.

Bedroom two: 11’4 x 8’1

Rear aspect PVC window, radiator, wooden floorboards.

Bedroom three: 9’2 x 6’5 and bulkhead wardrobe

Front aspect PVC window, radiator, wooden floorboards, bulkhead wardrobe.

Outside:

Front garden: Refer to photograph

Block paved off road parking for one car.

Rear garden: Refer to photographs

Block paved patio.

Garage:

Up and over door, driveway parking for a car.

Agent’s Notes

An Honest Description

Clearly this property is at a point where it needs lots of re-fitting, updating and a bit of love. There are several things which stand out.

The kitchen, bathroom, décor, flooring and boiler are all at an age where they need attention. However, the boiler is in working order and although past its natural life span would quite likely see you through this winter. Parts are still available for it.

There is PVC glazing. The window I checked for a manufacturing date presented with a manufacturing code indicating it being made in 2013.

It has the favourable kitchen-diner layup to the rear, and the cloakroom at the front. Westbury built this design for about 20 years straight.

It has a decent sized plot with a good bit of width to the side.

The front is block paved for a second car and to put things in context, a Nissan 4x4 truck fitted on it with space to spare.

The garage is at the front with a parking space in front. The garage has a pitched roof, so no flat roof issue there and of course the eaves storage that comes with that.

The patio is also laid with block paving.

The floorboards upstairs are proper wooden planks. It is probably one of the last houses to have proper wooden floorboards. Later ones were built using chipboard, which is an inferior product.

Without stating the obvious too much, it is in Langford Village and that comes with very good broadband options and well as being a highly sought after area.

The electrics are signed off with an electrical safety certificate, and the next inspection is due in 2030.

The plot is tucked up into a corner so if you have cars or motorbikes that you want to get away from the road and be a bit more private, it is ideal for that. Tradesmen could look on it as a secure place for a van and all the kit to be left overnight, lying immediately under the window of bedroom one.