Location

Stratton Audley is a pretty village with mainly period houses and cottages, lying some 2.5 miles north east of Bicester and some 15 miles north east of Oxford. The village has a parish church. Bicester has a full range of shopping, educational and sporting facilities.

Stratton Audley is well placed for communications with access to junction 9 of the M40, A34, A41, A421 and two mainline stations serve Bicester and are approximately one hour from London, Marylebone.

Description

Situated in the corner of the former yard these red brick outbuildings were granted consent from Cherwell District Council (22/03396/F) on the 3 November 2023. The scheme shows three detached residential dwellings each providing one bedroom with separate living space, gardens and parking. The GIA extends to 700 sq ft, 463 sq ft and 410 sq ft giving a total of about 1,573 sq ft. Prior to getting planning on the site for the 3 small dwellings, they were grated permission for 2 dwellings in March 2020, for one larger house and a small property- the planning reference is 20/00737/F.

A new access from the entrance of the yard to the rear of the development will be created by, and at the expense, of the vendors.

Adjoining attractive open countryside, on the edge of this most sought after village, this development represents a unique opportunity to create three character properties.

Directions

From Bicester, head north on the A421 towards Buckingham until reaching a sign on the right for Statton Audley. Upon reaching Statton Audley, the drive leading to the site will be found on the right hand side.