House For Sale £1,575,000
The house which is believed to date from 1790 occupies a delightful setting in Upper Wolvercote adjacent to the green. In essence it is a country house within the city and only 3 miles north west of the city centre.
There is accommodation over three floors with the ground floor having a large sitting room to the front with wood burning stove and wooden floors. To the rear is the hall, off which is a study with cloakroom adjacent. The kitchen / breakfast overlooks the garden and is a large light filled room with extensive units, electric Aga, space for a large table and French doors to the garden.
The first floor comprises a large main bedroom to the front with an original fireplace and fine views. There is a bathroom adjacent and a further bedroom to the rear with ensuite shower room. The top floor is arranged a self contained flat with bedroom with ensuite shower room, a kitchen and sitting area.
The main area of garden lies to the rear and side of the house and is mainly laid to lawn with a paved terrace off the kitchen. From here there are steps up to a raised area of garden with shed, a rockery a nd garden gate through to Osbourne close where there is a garage with a further parking space. The front garden is laid to lawn with path at the side to the front door.
Wolvercote is a village within the city and offers an array of local amenities including primary school, three pubs, village shop and wonderful views over Port Meadow. The meadow is a Site of Scientific Interest and is bordered by the Oxford canal and River Thames . The village has featured in the television series Inspector Morse.
It is well placed for access to the A34 for connections to the M4 and M40 and for Oxford Parkway rail station for services to London Marylebone in 52 minutes. Oxford city centre can be accesses by bus services on Woodstock Road and walking down the tow path.
There is accommodation over three floors with the ground floor having a large sitting room to the front with wood burning stove and wooden floors. To the rear is the hall, off which is a study with cloakroom adjacent. The kitchen / breakfast overlooks the garden and is a large light filled room with extensive units, electric Aga, space for a large table and French doors to the garden.
The first floor comprises a large main bedroom to the front with an original fireplace and fine views. There is a bathroom adjacent and a further bedroom to the rear with ensuite shower room. The top floor is arranged a self contained flat with bedroom with ensuite shower room, a kitchen and sitting area.
The main area of garden lies to the rear and side of the house and is mainly laid to lawn with a paved terrace off the kitchen. From here there are steps up to a raised area of garden with shed, a rockery a nd garden gate through to Osbourne close where there is a garage with a further parking space. The front garden is laid to lawn with path at the side to the front door.
Wolvercote is a village within the city and offers an array of local amenities including primary school, three pubs, village shop and wonderful views over Port Meadow. The meadow is a Site of Scientific Interest and is bordered by the Oxford canal and River Thames . The village has featured in the television series Inspector Morse.
It is well placed for access to the A34 for connections to the M4 and M40 and for Oxford Parkway rail station for services to London Marylebone in 52 minutes. Oxford city centre can be accesses by bus services on Woodstock Road and walking down the tow path.
