House For Sale £1,695,000
Wonderful former warehouse, currently used as two residential dwellings, offering a fabulous and rare opportunity to create a unique contemporary living space with secure parking.
Description
Previously home to the Green Street Bindery, bookbinders and restorers of note. Also a collaborative space for the creative arts, No 9 is currently used as two residential spaces and presents an exciting opportunity to further progress these unique and contemporary homes.
This understated industrial looking building, with its red brick exterior and dark aluminium windows, hides the most extraordinary and impressive space, offering a blank canvas presenting total free rein as to the internal design. This magnificent space is arranged over two floors and comprises a cavernous ground floor space with a first floor studio space to one end. The ground floor is open to the eaves with wooden and steel a-frames and trusses. Natural light floods in from glazed roof panels and windows at either end of the building.
Both units have separate pedestrian and garage access off the road with secure/internal parking. Existing internal walls are studded, so re-configuring existing space would be straightforward.
Both units have separate title deeds and services are supplied separately.
Ground floor unit
Presently has a kitchen, utility room, shower room, cloakroom, two bedrooms (one with en suite WC), boot room. The remainder of the space is open plan with limitless options, perhaps to create a further mezzanine loft space. There is a pedestrian front door and large outward opening wooden doors enabling secure off street parking at the front of the building in an area separated by an internal roller shutter.
First floor unit
This is accessed by its own front door and roller shutter which gives access to the garage with parking for one car on the ground floor. A wide metal, open tread staircase then rises to the first floor. Presently a studio apartment with open plan kitchen/living/sleeping space with a shower room. There is a storage room off the parking area and a door connects through to the ground floor unit.
Both units have:
• Fibre broadband
• Air conditioning
• Carbon monoxide extractors
• CCTV
• cat 5 wiring
Outside.
The alley to the left of the building allows access to a side entrance/fire escapes. Two properties have a right of access.
Location
East Oxford is a culturally vibrant and entrepreneurial part of historic Oxford. The area is teeming with cafes, pubs, restaurants and shops, catering for all tastes. The area has its own performing arts centre and independent cinema within a short walk. This is a highly sought-after area to live, with central Oxford being under a mile away, with all that the city has to offer with its extensive cultural opportunities, entertainment and shopping.
There are numerous parks to enjoy, very close by and in the centre of Oxford. Sporting activities available include the David Lloyd Club just off the ring road, Oxford City Tennis Club, just a short walk away, with tennis courts being available in most of the nearby parks. There are myriad other clubs and activities available including punting along the Thames or Cherwell rivers.
Everyday shopping needs are well served by the wide range of independent food retailers close by, including organic and there is a larger supermarket under half a mile away.
Square Footage: 7,575 sq ft
Directions
From the city centre: Once over Magdalen Bridge, take the Cowley Road off The Plain. Continue for 0.5 miles then turn right into Randolph Street. Take the first left into Green Street. No 9 is after a short distance on the left.
From the ring road: Take the exit for Oxford Business Park and Cowley. Remain on the Cowley Road for 1.5 miles. Turn left into Leopold Street and first right into Green Street. No 9 is after a short distance on the right.
Additional Info
Services - All mains services are connected
Fibre broadband
Council tax bands:
The Studio Property band D.
Former Workshop (Ground floor) Band G
Photographs taken in 2017 and brochure prepared June 2022
Description
Previously home to the Green Street Bindery, bookbinders and restorers of note. Also a collaborative space for the creative arts, No 9 is currently used as two residential spaces and presents an exciting opportunity to further progress these unique and contemporary homes.
This understated industrial looking building, with its red brick exterior and dark aluminium windows, hides the most extraordinary and impressive space, offering a blank canvas presenting total free rein as to the internal design. This magnificent space is arranged over two floors and comprises a cavernous ground floor space with a first floor studio space to one end. The ground floor is open to the eaves with wooden and steel a-frames and trusses. Natural light floods in from glazed roof panels and windows at either end of the building.
Both units have separate pedestrian and garage access off the road with secure/internal parking. Existing internal walls are studded, so re-configuring existing space would be straightforward.
Both units have separate title deeds and services are supplied separately.
Ground floor unit
Presently has a kitchen, utility room, shower room, cloakroom, two bedrooms (one with en suite WC), boot room. The remainder of the space is open plan with limitless options, perhaps to create a further mezzanine loft space. There is a pedestrian front door and large outward opening wooden doors enabling secure off street parking at the front of the building in an area separated by an internal roller shutter.
First floor unit
This is accessed by its own front door and roller shutter which gives access to the garage with parking for one car on the ground floor. A wide metal, open tread staircase then rises to the first floor. Presently a studio apartment with open plan kitchen/living/sleeping space with a shower room. There is a storage room off the parking area and a door connects through to the ground floor unit.
Both units have:
• Fibre broadband
• Air conditioning
• Carbon monoxide extractors
• CCTV
• cat 5 wiring
Outside.
The alley to the left of the building allows access to a side entrance/fire escapes. Two properties have a right of access.
Location
East Oxford is a culturally vibrant and entrepreneurial part of historic Oxford. The area is teeming with cafes, pubs, restaurants and shops, catering for all tastes. The area has its own performing arts centre and independent cinema within a short walk. This is a highly sought-after area to live, with central Oxford being under a mile away, with all that the city has to offer with its extensive cultural opportunities, entertainment and shopping.
There are numerous parks to enjoy, very close by and in the centre of Oxford. Sporting activities available include the David Lloyd Club just off the ring road, Oxford City Tennis Club, just a short walk away, with tennis courts being available in most of the nearby parks. There are myriad other clubs and activities available including punting along the Thames or Cherwell rivers.
Everyday shopping needs are well served by the wide range of independent food retailers close by, including organic and there is a larger supermarket under half a mile away.
Square Footage: 7,575 sq ft
Directions
From the city centre: Once over Magdalen Bridge, take the Cowley Road off The Plain. Continue for 0.5 miles then turn right into Randolph Street. Take the first left into Green Street. No 9 is after a short distance on the left.
From the ring road: Take the exit for Oxford Business Park and Cowley. Remain on the Cowley Road for 1.5 miles. Turn left into Leopold Street and first right into Green Street. No 9 is after a short distance on the right.
Additional Info
Services - All mains services are connected
Fibre broadband
Council tax bands:
The Studio Property band D.
Former Workshop (Ground floor) Band G
Photographs taken in 2017 and brochure prepared June 2022
