Woolpack Mews, Banbury

Centrally located one bedroom conversion apartment 

Entrance hall |Cloakroom | Kitchen/living area | Bedroom with en- suite| Double glazing | Electric heating | No onward chain | Secure gated courtyard | Storage area for bicycles |Town centre location | Share of Freehold

Formerly the Woolpack Public House, this building was converted in 2015 and sold as individual apartments. The property is a great first time buyer's property, with kitchen/living/dining area, a good sized bedroom with an en-suite as well as a separate cloakroom. The communal courtyard provides some outside space. 

Accommodation

Entrance via main door into entrance hallway, doors to all accommodation, wall mounted fuse box. 

Cloakroom: Two piece white suite, comprising low level WC and washhand basin. Double glazed wooden       frosted window to rear aspect. Tiling to splashback    areas.

Kitchen/living/dining room:  Kitchen area, a range of base and eye level units with Granite worktop. Built-in sink unit, as well as oven, 4 ring electric hob and      extractor above. Built-in washing machine. Space for fridge/freezer. Telephone intercom system. Useful    storage cupboard, also housing hot water tank. Space enough for sofa suite in the living area with double glazed wooden window overlooking the courtyard. Wall mounted electric radiator. Original beams. Door to    bedroom. 

Bedroom:  Good sized double bedroom with a double glazed wooden window overlooking rear courtyard. Useful storage cupboards with hanging rail. Wall mounted electric radiator. 
En-suite: Three piece white suite, comprising low level  WC, washhand basin, with built-in storage cupboard underneath. Double shower cubicle with Bar shower over. Tiling to splashback areas. Wall mounted heated towel rail. Tiled flooring. Extractor.  Sunken spotlights.

Agents Note

Annual management fee was £564.00 in 2025.

Lease: 999 years from 2015.

Banbury

The town of Banbury is conveniently located only 2 miles from Junction 11 of the M40 meaning larger cities are within easy reach.  There are regular trains to London Marylebone, Oxford and Birmingham New Street. Very   attractive countryside and places of historical interest are also easily accessible.