Mixed Use Land & Buildings, Middleton Stoney, Bicester

The property extends to circa 3.9 acres (1.58 ha) and comprises a collection of buildings varying in structure, age and material build. A significant part of the property is taken up by the principal building, which occupies a central location within the plot. The ancillary office and residential buildings are located in the south western corner.

A large proportion of the unbuilt area is covered in hardstanding or tarmac as there are many vehicles parked at the premises at any given time. There is an area of grassland in the south eastern corner and some amenity garden land surrounding the residential and ancillary buildings.

The property is bounded by agricultural farmland and a small woodland to the north and east, by Bicester Road to the south, and by Ardley Road and residential dwellings to the west. The property benefits from direct access onto both Bicester Road to the south, and Ardley Road to the west.

Middleton Stoney is a village and civil parish in the county of Oxfordshire. It lies within the Cherwell District Council area of jurisdiction. The village has a population of circa 331 (2011 Census) and immediate amenities include The Jersey Arms Pub, a village hall and a playground.

Middleton Stoney lies circa 3.5 miles (5.6km) to the west of Bicester Centre and benefits from excellent connectivity to the M40 motorway, which can be joined at Junction 10 circa 3 miles (4.8 km) to the north via Ardley Road giving direct links to London and Birmingham, the A34, which can be joined circa 3.7 miles (5.9 km) to the south giving direct links to Oxford, the M4 motorway and Winchester, and Bicester itself via the B4030.