Yarnton Road Oxfordshire, Kidlington
Offers in the Region Of £560,000

Situated on a generous plot, this charming three-bedroom detached bungalow offers flexible living space, a mature rear garden, garage and ample off-street parking—all with scope for further development (STPP). Pre-planning approved drawings are in place for both a ground floor extension and a loft conversion to create a spacious master suite with dressing area and en suite, all within permitted development rights.

Inside, the property features bright and well-proportioned accommodation throughout. The open-plan living and dining area flows into a light-filled conservatory with sliding doors opening directly onto the garden. A recently refurbished kitchen with contemporary fittings offers ample storage and leads into a utility room with WC and garden access.
There are three bedrooms—two comfortable doubles and a well-sized single—served by a family bathroom which now has a large walk in shower that has replaced the bath. There is also a separate WC room.. Engineered wood floorboards lie beneath existing carpets in several rooms, offering the option to enhance the property’s original charm.

The loft is already boarded, with a Velux window and excellent head height, providing clear potential for conversion. The garage, equipped with power, offers further flexibility as a home office, gym or hobby space.
Outside, the expansive garden is beautifully planted and private, while the large driveway provides off-street parking for multiple vehicles.

This is a rare opportunity to secure a versatile home with exciting scope to personalise and expand, in a desirable setting.

Location:

Situated in the heart of Kidlington, one of England’s largest villages, the property offers a wealth of amenities including local shops, cafés, dentists, doctors, primary and secondary schools, a library, a large Sainsbury’s and a leisure centre with swimming pool and sports facilities, including cricket, rugby and football pitches. A short 3-minute walk straight from the front door takes you to the canal tow path which leads into Oxford—ideal for runners, cyclists, or peaceful strolls by the water. For outdoor enthusiasts, wild swimming spots and dog walking across the fields are just 15 minutes away on foot.

The village is well-connected with regular buses to Oxford, Bicester, Banbury, and Woodstock (from straight outside the house). Oxford is approximately 7 miles south with Woodstock 3 miles to the north. Oxford Parkway railway station, a 5 min drive from the house, provides fast (and reasonably priced) connections to London Marylebone and central Oxford, while nearby roads include the A34, A40 and M40. The village also boasts a wide selection of pubs and restaurants—including a Miller & Carter—and is close to both Oxford Airport and the renowned Bicester Village outlet.

Council Tax Band E- Cherwell District Council