House For Sale £2,850,000
A striking house in glorious gardens in this delightful setting.
Description
Built in the early 1940s, Eaglesfield has been significantly extended and upgraded by the current owners, and now provides a wonderful home which is ideally configured for family living. With generously proportioned and practical accommodation arranged over two floors, it provides excellent living and entertaining space. The centrepiece is the impressive kitchen/breakfast room, a lovely light room, with a central island, five door Aga, under floor heating, views over the garden, windows on three sides and a door to the garden. There is also a pantry, a useful utility room and a walk in shower. The two principal reception rooms overlook the front and are ideal for family gatherings. The main bedroom overlooks the garden to the front and has an exceptional en suite bath/shower room with garden views. It has underfloor heating, twin basins, free standing bath and walk in shower. There are three further bedrooms, together with a bathroom and two shower rooms.
The house occupies an enviable setting in mature gardens, and is set apart from other properties, approached off its own drive into a large gravelled turning circle. The gardens are a major feature of the house, and are principally laid to lawn with well stocked borders and a number of fine mature trees. On one side of the garden, paths have been created that wind through different areas of planting. At the rear of the garden is an area of woodland with a number of mature trees, including oak and chestnut. There are a number of outbuildings to the side of the house.
Location
Eaglesfield has an enviable position, tucked away off Jack Straws Lane, comprising mostly large, detached houses, and adjacent to Doris Field Nature Reserve, from which there are fine views of the Oxford spires.
There is particularly good access to Oxford city centre, schools, hospitals and local shops, and within a short distance of the John Radcliffe Hospital, Headington School, Rye St. Antony, Oxford Brookes University, the coach stops for central London, Heathrow and Gatwick airports, and buses to the city centre.
Headington is particularly well located with easy access to the Oxford ring road leading to the M40 London/Birmingham network.
Directions
On entering Jack Straws Lane from Marston Road, take the second turning on the left and proceed to the end of the lane, where the driveway to Eaglesfield will be found on the left.
Additional Info
Tenure
Freehold
Local Authority
Oxford City Council – Band G
Services
Main services connected. Gas heating. Underfloor heating to the principal en suite bathroom and to the kitchen/breakfast room.
Brochure prepared March 2023.
Description
Built in the early 1940s, Eaglesfield has been significantly extended and upgraded by the current owners, and now provides a wonderful home which is ideally configured for family living. With generously proportioned and practical accommodation arranged over two floors, it provides excellent living and entertaining space. The centrepiece is the impressive kitchen/breakfast room, a lovely light room, with a central island, five door Aga, under floor heating, views over the garden, windows on three sides and a door to the garden. There is also a pantry, a useful utility room and a walk in shower. The two principal reception rooms overlook the front and are ideal for family gatherings. The main bedroom overlooks the garden to the front and has an exceptional en suite bath/shower room with garden views. It has underfloor heating, twin basins, free standing bath and walk in shower. There are three further bedrooms, together with a bathroom and two shower rooms.
The house occupies an enviable setting in mature gardens, and is set apart from other properties, approached off its own drive into a large gravelled turning circle. The gardens are a major feature of the house, and are principally laid to lawn with well stocked borders and a number of fine mature trees. On one side of the garden, paths have been created that wind through different areas of planting. At the rear of the garden is an area of woodland with a number of mature trees, including oak and chestnut. There are a number of outbuildings to the side of the house.
Location
Eaglesfield has an enviable position, tucked away off Jack Straws Lane, comprising mostly large, detached houses, and adjacent to Doris Field Nature Reserve, from which there are fine views of the Oxford spires.
There is particularly good access to Oxford city centre, schools, hospitals and local shops, and within a short distance of the John Radcliffe Hospital, Headington School, Rye St. Antony, Oxford Brookes University, the coach stops for central London, Heathrow and Gatwick airports, and buses to the city centre.
Headington is particularly well located with easy access to the Oxford ring road leading to the M40 London/Birmingham network.
Directions
On entering Jack Straws Lane from Marston Road, take the second turning on the left and proceed to the end of the lane, where the driveway to Eaglesfield will be found on the left.
Additional Info
Tenure
Freehold
Local Authority
Oxford City Council – Band G
Services
Main services connected. Gas heating. Underfloor heating to the principal en suite bathroom and to the kitchen/breakfast room.
Brochure prepared March 2023.
