If you love the character and charm of a period property but need the convenience of modern day living, this stunning extended home offers the perfect blend of both.
From the moment you step through the front door, you are greeted by a warm and charming interior, with a living space designed for the ultimate in comfort and versatility.
The front door opens to a stylish dining room which includes a wood burner, perfect for creating a warm atmosphere whilst entertaining family and friends. Stairs rise to the first floor and a door opens to a handy cloakroom.
The ground floor continues to an impressive open-plan lounge & kitchen, creating the heart to the house and flooded with natural light thanks to several sky light windows. The kitchen area includes high gloss base units, ample work surfaces, and a Rangemaster cooker. To the far end, the bi-fold doors open the home up to the landscaped courtyard style rear garden, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.
The first floor of this property is equally impressive. With two double bedrooms, both with built-in storage, and a stunning bathroom providing that extra touch of luxury, and featuring a freestanding bath with central taps, a separate shower quadrant, hand wash basin and WC.
Outside, the property enjoys a mature and private east-facing courtyard style garden, providing a peaceful and leafy setting. The bi-fold doors open directly onto the garden, making this a particularly appealing space for entertaining, relaxing and enjoying the surrounding greenery.
Located on the highly sought-after Osney Island, this charming period terraced home enjoys an enviable position within easy reach of Oxford city centre and the train station with direct trains to London.
If you are looking for a property that offers you not just a home, but a combination of a city lifestyle and a peaceful sanctuary to return home to, this stunning property could be the ultimate find.
Osney Island is a residential locality situated to the West of Oxford centre, comprising mainly of period brick and stone terraced houses. The area is now a conservation area, and gained its name because it is surrounded on all sides by the River Thames and its tributaries. The island is located about a quarter of a mile from the main line Railway Station and a little over a mile from the City centre.
West Oxford is some 15 minutes’ walk west of the heart of Oxford city and a few minutes from the busy intercity rail station. This area is located amongst several green spaces and canal/riverside walks. 'Modern' West Oxford, was built on the site of Osney's ancient Abbey, and now extends west across from the cottages of Osney Island and out along the causeway towards Seacourt and Botley.
Council Tax Band D
