Chapel Street, Bicester, OX26 6BD

Tucked away on Chapel Street, this beautifully refurbished two-bedroom cottage brings together traditional character and a fresh, contemporary finish. With its exposed wooden beams, distinctive staircase and original open fireplace, the property is complemented by a wonderful setting, a private, low-maintenance garden and a convenient position within walking distance of Bicester town centre, Bicester Village, the train station and bus stops serving Oxford City centre. Whether enjoying a quiet morning coffee in the garden, settling in for a cosy evening or heading out to explore the surrounding green spaces, this charming cottage offers plenty to offer. Packed with character and period features, a house that is full of charm, including a distinctive staircase, exposed wooden beams and doors, and a large fireplace that creates a beautiful focal point.

A home with its own soundtrack — on Tuesday evenings, you can hear the bells ringing from the local church, adding to the sense of being part of a characterful community.

Ideally placed for both town and countryside, the house is within easy walking distance of the town centre, while a variety of green spaces are also close at hand, including Langford, Bure Park Nature Reserve, the fields near Whitelands Way and Graven Hill.

Peacefully tucked away from the centre of town, the property enjoys the best of both worlds: the convenience of being close to everything, while being set on a quiet road with little passing traffic.

A charming little garden — a wonderfully private space that makes the perfect little suntrap

Dating from the 1800s, the property has the enduring appeal of traditional stone construction. The thick stone walls help keep the house warm and cosy in winter, while offering a naturally cool retreat during the warmer summer months.

Excellent transport connections make the property well placed for commuters and those looking to explore further afield, with convenient road links as well as easy access to rail services.

Bicester Village station offers direct rail services to Oxford and London Marylebone, while Bicester North provides another option for travel to the capital. Road connections include the A41, linking to the nearby M40 and A34, making the town a practical base for work and leisure.