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A beautifully maintained four-bedroom Edwardian semi-detached house in a popular tree-lined road within easy walk of Bicester town centre and Bicester North railway station. Built in 1905 in mellow red brick with terracotta detailing and extending to approximately 158 square metres, the property has been thoughtfully extended and modernised by the current owners while retaining its substantial period character throughout. The original encaustic-tiled front path leads to a glossy front door opening onto a tiled entrance hall with restored stained-glass internal door. A double-aspect through reception room runs the full depth of the house, with two restored cast-iron fireplaces, a deep front bay window and original picture rails. To the rear, a generous side-return kitchen extension is fitted with sage-painted shaker cabinetry, granite worktops, a freestanding range cooker and a glazed pitched roof over the breakfast area. The first floor accommodates three double bedrooms and a contemporary family bathroom, with a fourth bedroom and small shower room occupying the loft level under an exposed truss ceiling. The west-facing rear garden is enclosed by mellow brick walls and laid mainly to lawn with mature flowering borders and a brick-built outhouse with power and water. Off-street parking for two vehicles to the front behind a low brick wall. Freehold, council tax E, EPC D.

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