Balmoral Avenue, Off Broughton Road, Banbury, OX16 0BG

Plot 85 The Huckleberry
The Huckleberry is a 3-bedroom mid terrace house with solar panels, an ideal family home.

Downstairs, the dual aspect living room is light and airy. Off the hallway is a separate utility room, cloakroom, and storage cupboard under the stairs. The generous sized kitchen/dining room has double doors leading to the turfed garden. There are integrated appliances including stainless-steel single oven, induction hob, 70/30 fridge freezer and dishwasher.

Upstairs, the main bedroom has a built-in wardrobe and en suite shower room. There are two further double bedrooms, and the family bathroom is fitted with contemporary white sanitaryware, Diesse porcelain wall tiles, a heated towel radiator and mirror-fronted vanity cabinet.

This home has Amtico flooring fitted throughout downstairs with carpets to stairs, landing, and bedrooms.

Sold with two parking spaces. Anticipated build completion: September/October 2025.

Tenure: Leasehold
Years remaining on lease: 125 years
Initial ground rent: £0.00
Annual Service charge: £406.22
Service Charge Review Period: April (annually)
Council Tax Band: C*

Predicted energy ratings - Energy Efficiency: B (87), Environmental Impact (CO2 rating): B (90)

*Please note this an estimated Council Tax Band and it will be confirmed by the local authority on completion of the property.

Images shown are of typical Orbit show homes and are for illustrative purposes only. The computer generated images, floor plans, and dimensions are intended for guidance only and may be subject to revision during construction.

Full market value: £362,500
40% share: £145,000
Monthly rent: £498.44
Other monthly charges: £62.39

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Calthorpe Gardens
We're delighted to announce a selection of 2 and 3-bedroom homes available to buy exclusively through the Shared Ownership scheme at this exciting new development ideal for first-time buyers, young couples, and families alike.

Situated on the outskirts of the charming historic market town of Banbury in Oxfordshire, Calthorpe Gardens benefits from excellent transport connections, a wide range of schools, retail outlets, and health & leisure amenities close by.

Our homes at Calthorpe Gardens are built to an all-inclusive specification with integrated appliances, Amtico flooring, carpets, and turf to rear garden all included as standard - so no extras needed!

Your place to connect...
Calthorpe Gardens is ideally situated just under 2 miles from Banbury town centre with excellent connections to the M40 just over 3 miles away, and the A361 just under 2 miles away. There is a first-class rail service with regular trains to London, Birmingham, and the north operating from the town station, as do trains to the south coast.

Birmingham, Luton, and Heathrow airports are within easy reach and Oxford Airport is just 18 miles away.

Your place to learn...
Banbury benefits from a wide choice of nearby schooling options, including nurseries, primary schools, secondary schools, academies, and colleges.

Your place to shop...
Situated on the River Cherwell at the edge of the Cotswolds in northern Oxfordshire, Banbury is a lively market town with charming old streets offering a fine selection of retail outlets, pubs, cafes, and restaurants. Castle Quay shopping Centre in the newly regenerated Oxford Canal area, blends well with the old town, while edge-of-town supermarkets and retail parks provide additional shopping opportunities. For fresh produce lovers, Banbury holds street markets twice a week and a monthly farmers' market.

Your place to enjoy...
Banbury is steeped in history and there is a wealth of ancient buildings and monuments to discover, such as St Mary's Church, built in the 1790s which is a Grade I listed building, and Banbury Town Hall, a gothic-style building which opened in 1854. And let's not forget the Banbury Cross, and the statue of the Lady on a White Horse dating back hundreds of years and famous for the old nursery rhyme:

"Ride a Cock Horse to Banbury Cross
To see a fine lady on a white horse
With rings on her fingers and bells on her toes
She shall have music wherever she goes".

Banbury has many parks and open spaces for walks in attractive surroundings, and recreation areas including multi-use games areas for youngsters. The canal towpath is an easy walking route, and the People's Park near the town centre is ideal for picnics.

Further afield, you can explore Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Winston Churchill, and Broughton Castle which was featured in the film "Shakespeare in Love".

There are other historical houses and gardens to enjoy such as Farnborough Hall, surrounded by elegant lakes and landscaped gardens, and Stowe Gardens, with over forty temples and monuments.