4 properties for sale in Bicester in Bicester Bicester

Wise Court15 Unit Residential Investment OpportunityCurrent return £110,000pa / 4.63% yieldPotential return £147,000 / 6.15% yieldBuilt in 2001 Wise court is a private development of 15 apartments, the apartments are all individually tenanted generating a gross annual revenue of £111,000, one apartment is retained by the current owner and will be offered with vacant possession ahead of completion.All tenancies are 12 month AST’s with rents on the apartments below current market rates and offer the potential of increasing this yield further.There is huge potential within this development to generate a gross revenue of £147,000 pa and a 6.15% yield.The development is split into 10x self contained one bedroom apartments with a current average rent of £668pm, 5 studio apartments with an average rent of £644pm.The development is currently listed on one title which could be split into individual titles.Council tax Band ALocationBicester North Train Station 0.4 milesBicester Town Centre 0.8 milesBicester Village 1 mileJunction 9, M40/A34 3.3 miles

Wise Court15 Unit Residential Investment OpportunityCurrent return £110,000pa / 4.63% yieldPotential return £147,000 / 6.15% yieldBuilt in 2001 Wise court is a private development of 15 apartments, the apartments are all individually tenanted generating a gross annual revenue of £111,000, one apartment is retained by the current owner and will be offered with vacant possession ahead of completion.All tenancies are 12 month AST’s with rents on the apartments below current market rates and offer the potential of increasing this yield further.There is huge potential within this development to generate a gross revenue of £147,000 pa and a 6.15% yield.The development is split into 10x self contained one bedroom apartments with a current average rent of £668pm, 5 studio apartments with an average rent of £644pm.The development is currently listed on one title which could be split into individual titles.Council tax Band ALocationBicester North Train Station 0.4 milesBicester Town Centre 0.8 milesBicester Village 1 mileJunction 9, M40/A34 3.3 miles

Oakley Barn is an exceptional and substantial (5,706 sqft) contemporary barn conversion offering modern open-plan flexible living in a beautiful rural setting.Above the 1st floor has been recently converted into a wonderful studio with an adjoining library, sitting room, office, study and extensive storage. This area is incredibly versatile and could be used for many things.The property is finished to a very high standard with zoned underfloor heating powered by a nibe 20Kw air source heat pump and Villeroy and Boch sanitary ware. The Bower Willis-designed kitchen incorporates AEG appliances, including single convection oven, microwave combination oven, warming drawer, full height fridge and separate full height freezer, wine cooler, integrated dishwasher and Westin Harmony induction hob with integral extractor.Floor coverings are a mixture of wool carpets for all bedrooms, ceramic and travertine tiled floors for bathrooms and reception area, while the hallway is finished in Mandarine Stone tumbled limestone. There is double glazing throughout with solar-powered Velux roof lights. Oakley Barn is internally decorated in a combination of Farrow and Ball colours, with the exterior being part clad in Siberian Larch over Parex colour through render.The property is approached from the road with an electric five bar gate onto a gravelled drive to the front of the barn. There is paving on all sides of the barn and a large terrace off the main reception room. To the side of the barn is a new agricultural barn built in a similar style to the house and provides considerable scope for many uses beyond being a machinery store. There are paddocks and permanent pasture of 20.7 acres with post and rail fencing to the southern boundary and hedging to the remainder.The old footpath across part of the land on the northwest corner has been moved to the very edge of the boundary. There is an overage clause on the part of the land to the southern boundary and further details can be obtained from the agents.An impressive double-height entrance hall opens into a stunning 1,425 sqft reception room with open-plan kitchen/breakfast area and views over the surrounding land. In addition, there is a separate study/sitting and four bedrooms and four bath/shower rooms on the ground floor. One bedroom doubles up as a dressing room for the principal bedroom.Oakley is a charming village and parish in the Aylesbury Vale of the district of Buckinghamshire. Within the village, there is Chandos Arms public house, Church of England Combined School for children aged 4 - 11, St. Mary's Church, a garage and a football club. The market town of Thame has an excellent range of shops and amenities including Waitrose supermarket, pubs, café's bars, and restaurants. Oxford is 11 miles away and offers a range of shopping and cultural amenities. Haddenham and Thame Parkway is about 8 miles with fast trains to London and junction 8 of the M40 is just a few minutes drive. Excellent schools are available close by including several Buckinghamshire grammar schools, and a range of independent schools such as Ashford and Swanbourne. Oxford schools include The Dragon, Summer Fields, St. Edward's and Headington school amongst others.Haddenham and Thame Parkway (London Marylebone 42 mins) 8 miles, Thame 7 miles, Oxford 11 miles, Abingdon 19 miles, London 55 miles (all distances and times are approximate).

A charming Grade II listed stone country house.DescriptionPoundon House is a Grade II listed country house located in the village of Poundon near Bicester. Approached down a drive with a lime tree avenue, the mansion was built in 1908 by the Etoneducated gentleman cricketer John Heywood-Lonsdale.The original design is typical of theneo-Georgian style of Eydon stone construction giving it a rich vibrant yellow facade. The house remained as the Heywood-Lonsdale’s family home untilthe outbreak of World War II, when it was requisitioned by the government to help with the war effort. The house was used by Winston Churchill’s crack espionage unit, the Special Operations Executive. Eventually it was bought by the Roscoe family. Poundon House is approached through wrought iron gates down a tree lined driveway. There is a gravel parking area to the front.Ground floorThrough the main double entrance doors is the lobby with a downstairs cloakroom, the lobby doors lead into the hallway and doors to the library; the drawing room has an original fireplace; the bright family room with French doors that open out onto the paved terrace providing views ofthe surrounding landscape and the large dining room with many original features including the fireplace and cornicing on the ceiling.The kitchen has an oil fired aga, and a former staff wing that comprises a utility room and boot room. Down the corridor there is an informal family living room/snug and a downstairs WC.First and second floorThe principal staircase is a striking feature of the house with barley twists. On this floor there are 8 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms all of good proportion and size. The second floor has four bedrooms and two family bathrooms.Garden wingThe guest cottage/staff quarters, has 3 bedrooms with a family bathroom on the first floor. The ground floor has a kitchen with oil fired Aga, living room and study. There is direct access out into their own private garden. The cellar provides two wine cellars, a studio and two boiler rooms.Garden cottageThe cottage has two bedrooms, a kitchen and living room suitable for staff accommodation or extended family.Stable yardThe stable yard is an impressive set of buildings constructed of red brick under tiled roof including 12 stables, 4 flats and extensive garages.Garden and groundsPoundon House sits among 11.47 acres of land with a mix of landscaped gardens and paddocks. A special feature of Poundon House is the Victorian style walled garden, an enclosed site which includes garden plots and a variety of fruit trees. The garden is enclosed with a red brick wall with three entrances. There is a roman style swimming pool within a private hedged garden. Beyond is a hard tennis court, a former croquet lawn and a garden pavilion.LocationThe county and University town of Buckingham lies within 8 miles providing a good range of facilities for every day needs. Bicester Village is around 7 miles away and Oxford around 22 miles.There are a number of good schools close by including Stowe, Harrow, Eton, Wycombe Abbey, Uppingham, Oundle, Rugby, Radley, Bruern Abbey and prep. Schools such as Maldwell Hall, Swanbourne House, Winchester House and The Dragon. Sporting facilities are extensive with golf at Whittlebury Park, Silsden and Buckingham; motor racing at Silverstone and hunting with the Bicester with Whaddon Chase.Acreage:11.47 Acres