Market Town 17th Century Inn In Oxfordshire For Sale

Property Information

Property:

Freehold

Living Accommodation:

OWNERS ACCOMMODATION
Located over the pub is a very good owners suite consisting of:
Large LIVING SPACE with fitted kitchen and LOUNGE AREA, BEDROOM of DOUBLE SIZE with EN SUITE SHOWER ROOM. Adjacent are a run of rooms which offer LAUNDRY ROOM, LARGE OFFICE and a STOCKROOM. When these rooms had previously formed part of the owners accommodation, they had been 2 further BEDROOMS, ONE DOUBLE, ONE SINGLE as well as an additional BATHROOM (the EN SUITE is new).
There is staircase access to the second floor where there are TWO ATTIC ROOMS with vaulted ceilings but no natural light and these are utilised purely for storage.

LETTING ACCOMMODATION
The property has the benefit of three EN SUITE LETTING BEDROOMS located at first floor and accessed from a completely separate staircase to the owners/manager’s accommodation. This staircase is also separate from the bar area with its own entrance so that it can be entered after the pub has closed.

(Each bedroom has full bedroom suite, Smart TV and tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer, safe and ironing board).

LETTING BEDROOM ONE – a KING SIZE room with EN SUITE FACILITIES with shower, wash hand basin and WC. .
LETTING BEDROOM TWO – a KING SIZE room with EN SUITE FACILITIES with shower and a feature vaulted ceiling.
LETTING BEDROOM THREE – a KING SIZE/FAMILY ROOM as it also has a LOUNGE AREA with a sofa bed, and again, has a feature vaulted ceiling EN SUITE BATHROOM with shower over bath.

Location:

The market town of Banbury (population 55,000) is strategically located close to a major junction on the M40 motorway. It is located just 64 miles northwest of Central London and 22 miles from the University city of Oxford. The Nation’s second city of Birmingham is 27 miles due northwest.

Banbury is a thriving town centre and the subject property, The Three Pigeons Inn, is located on Southam Road, the main A361 into the town centre from the north when approaching from the motorway. The property stands on a busy crossroads with Warwick Road and Castle Street on the edge of the main town centre. It is a character thatched, stone-built 17th century Grade II listed property acquired by our clients in 2011, subsequent to which a complete refurbishment programme was undertaken incorporating a former barn and creating an outstanding bar, service facilities, letting accommodation and garden from which the pub now benefits. It is extremely well-presented and in good condition and appointed to an extremely good standard.