177-191 Wroslyn Road, Freeland Offers in the Region Of £175,000

The village of Freeland lies c.8 miles from Oxford, c.4 miles from Witney and c.1 mile from neighbouring Long Hanborough which has good village facilities and a railway station with services to Oxford & London. Freeland itself has a primary school, play group, parish church, sports field with play area, modern village hall and a traditional well used village pub. The nearby village of Long Hanborough has good amenities that include a modern co-op store, post office, medical centre and the aforementioned train station. A bus service operates to Oxford, Woodstock and the local Market Town of Witney that boasts excellent shopping and recreational facilities. The A40 is within 2 miles giving access to Oxford and the ring road, the M40 and London, Burford and the Cotswolds and west to Cheltenham, Gloucester and the M5. The village of Eynsham lies just the other side of the A40, some 2 miles away, and offers a great range of village shops, regular bus service to Oxford and the highly reputable Bartholomew Secondary school of which Freeland is in catchment for.

From the A40 at Eynsham take the turning for Freeland opposite The Evenlode Pub. Follow the road into the village for approximately 2 miles and the Methodist Chapel will be found on Wroslyn Road on your right hand side at the junction with Pigeon House Lane and almost opposite the Freeland Nurseries.

The property will be sold with an overage clause ensuring the seller receives a share (to be confirmed) of any uplift in value relating to planning changes, development, or change of use of the land. Further details will be made available by the seller's solicitor.

We are instructed by our client that the property should be actively marketed for a sufficient period of time followed by a sealed bid process.

West Oxfordshire District Council, Council Offices, New Yatt Road, Witney, OX28 6JH. Tel: 01993 861000. www.westoxon.gov.uk.

We understand the property is connected to electricity, water and drainage. Prospective buyers should make their own investigation.