Modernized homes in Carterton near Oxford with new kitchens, gardens, and parking. Available for rent, offering zero-deposit schemes.
Annington provides these homes. Armed forces members lived there before. They served at RAF Brize Norton. The homes got energy upgrades; they now have double-glazed windows and insulated front doors. Thermal rendering helps too.
These homes are in demand. Oxfordshire is popular for rural life, and people want access to amenities. London travel links are important, and Cotswolds access matters too. The homes have energy efficiency, which lowers utility bills; plus, Annington offers zero-deposit schemes. Moving becomes easier now.
Annington returns to Carterton, having not been there since 2021. Then, 135 homes came to market. These sat on Stanmore Crescent, and they used to be Ministry of Defence housing.
Annington is back in Carterton. They offer unique rental homes, as Oxford rentals are very expensive now. These homes offer a good option, allowing people to live outside Oxford in villages while still having convenient access to city living. Prices are much more attractive now.
The homes received complete refurbishment. They have modern designs for daily living, with new kitchens and bathrooms as standard. People can enjoy contemporary living there, provided with an idyllic rural backdrop.
Oxford rent increased a lot, rising more than elsewhere in the South East. Rent now averages £1,789 each month, according to information from the Office for National Statistics.
Carterton sits near the Cotswolds. Oxford is a 40-minute drive east, and the homes are near Carterton’s center. The area grew because of the air base, which is the largest RAF base and a major local employer.
Two-bedroom rental homes start at £1,400 each month in Carterton. Chancellors is the letting agent, and they host an open day on February 22 at Norton Grove. Contact them to view the homes.