Randolph Street, Oxford, OX4

A Victorian terraced home with continental style rear garden and with the added benefit of a home office, located just off the vibrant Cowley Road. Currently utilised as a successful investment property, it also presents a ready-made opportunity for landlords, complete with the required selective licensing from the Oxford City Council already in place.

A beautifully presented two-bedroom Victorian terraced house, situated within Oxford’s highly sought-after Golden Triangle and just 0.8 miles from the city centre. Combining period character with practical modern living, the property would make an excellent home for professionals, couples or those looking to enjoy everything East Oxford has to offer.

The accommodation is full of charm, with attractive wooden flooring running throughout and two well-proportioned bedrooms. A fully boarded loft provides valuable additional storage space, while the property’s traditional Victorian character creates a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout.

To the rear is a private garden featuring a generous decked seating area - perfect for summer barbecues, outdoor dining and entertaining. The garden also benefits from a versatile outbuilding, offering an ideal work-from-home office, studio, gym or hobby room.

The property occupies a fantastic position just off Cowley Road, one of Oxford’s most vibrant and culturally diverse neighbourhoods. The area offers an outstanding selection of independent cafés, restaurants, bars, pubs and shops, alongside supermarkets, everyday amenities and excellent bus connections.

Oxford city centre is approximately 0.8 miles away, placing the city’s historic colleges, employment centres, theatres, shopping facilities and renowned cultural attractions within easy reach.

The wider area is also set to benefit from the planned reopening of the Cowley Branch Line to passenger services, including new stations at Oxford Cowley and Oxford Littlemore. This significant infrastructure investment is expected to further enhance connections into central Oxford and towards London Marylebone, strengthening the area’s already considerable long-term appeal.

Council Tax Band C