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Mid terrace hmo property situated in popular location close to the City Centre. Four letting rooms and communal living room. Double glazing and gas combination heating. Convenient for access to Swansea University, Mount Pleasant College and the Metropolitan University. Ideal investment opportunity.Entrance HallEntered via double glazed entrance door. Stairs to the first floor accommodation. Single panel radiator and fire alarm control unit.Bedroom 1 (11' 9" Max x 10' 11" Max or 3.58m Max x 3.33m Max)Double glazed window to front. Double panel radiator.Communal Living Area (11' 9" x 10' 10" or 3.58m x 3.30m)Double glazed door leading out to the rear yard area. Wooden flooring. Double panel radiator.Kitchen (15' 0" x 7' 3" or 4.58m x 2.22m)Double glazed windows to the side and rear. Double glazed door leading to rear yard area. Fitted kitchen with stainless steel sink and drainer. Facilities for slot in electric cooker. Under counter space for washing machine and half height fridge and freezer. Space for additional freestanding fridge/freezer. Ceramic tile flooring. Gas combination boiler situated within wall cabinet.First floor accommodationLandingAccess to the attic space.Bedroom 2 (11' 3" x 9' 1" or 3.42m x 2.76m)Double glazed window to front. Double panel radiator. Built in alcove wardrobe.Bedroom 3 (11' 1" x 9' 8" or 3.37m x 2.95m)Double glazed window to rear. Built in alcove wardrobe. Double panel radiator.Bedroom 4 (11' 7" x 6' 9" or 3.52m x 2.05m)Double glazed window to front. Double panel radiator.Bathroom (11' 10" x 7' 3" or 3.61m x 2.22m)Double glazed windows to side and rear. 4 piece suite comprising WC, wash hand basin set on vanity unit, panelled bath and a shower enclosure with electric shower. Chrome heated towel rail.W.C.Close coupled WC, ceramic tiled walls, extractor fan.ExteriorTo the rear of the property there is an level enclosed low maintenance yard area.

Islay is a superbly presented, detached two bedroom bungalow that has been refurbished to a very high standard with quality fixtures and fittings throughout by the current owner. Situated at the end of a cul-de-sac in a sought-after residential area, not far from Llandrindod town centre and all its amenities.The property is approached over a tarmacadam drive with off road parking for two vehicles by the garage. The property is bordered by hedges and small trees helping create a sense of privacy, enhanced by its situation at the end of this well-established residential street.On entering the property the hallway has doors off to the kitchen, lounge, both bedrooms and the shower room. The kitchen has a range of wall and base units and door out into the side porch, a handy area for coats and shoes.The lounge benefits from feature fireplace and large patio doors, creating a bright and airy place to sit and relax. Both double bedrooms are situated at the far end of the bungalow and have double glazed windows and double panel radiators, the shower room has a walk in shower, wc and pedestal washbasin.The current owner of this property has carried out an extensive refurbishment of every room in this property over the last 12 months replacing the old kitchen and bathroom and even replacing the complete heating system with an energy efficient air-sourced heat pump heating system.Llandrindod Wells has a variety of small independent shops, it also has range of eateries and public houses, doctors, dentists, hospital with a small injuries department, library, high school, two supermarkets, leisure centre, golf course, train and bus stations and boating lake. The whole area around Llandrindod Wells is noted for its stunning scenery and the range of outdoor activities on offer.Council Tax Band: DServices: Mains electric and water

SummaryA must view !- A beautifully presented four bedroom extended semi detached house situated in the West End of Barry backing onto Porthkerry Park. This is a great sized family accommodation with a sunny garden.DescriptionA beautifully presented four bedroom extended semi detached house situated in the West End of Barry backing onto Porthkerry Park. This is a great sized family accommodation with a sunny garden. Accommodation comprises of hallway, lounge, fitted kitchen open to dining area with french doors opening onto garden. Cloakroom. Three bedrooms and family bathroom to the first floor. Fourth bedroom to the second floor. Lovely sunny garden backing onto Porthkerry Park. Viewing essential to appreciate.Entrance HallwayOriginal tiled flooring. Radiator. Storage cupboard. Stairs to first floor.CloakroomOriginally understairs storage cupboard. W.C. In white. Storage space to include shelving.Living Room 13' 9" x 12' 9" ( 4.19m x 3.89m )Double glazed window to front. Parquet flooring. Coal effect gas fire on hearth with fire surround. Radiator.Kitchen 17' 8" x 7' 5" ( 5.38m x 2.26m )Well presented fitted kitchen with range of base and wall units with complimenting work surfaces over and breakfast bar. Velux window allowing additional light. Door to garden and window to side. Built in oven and four burner gas hob. Integrated fridge freezer. Space and plumbing for washing machine. Inset stainless steel sink and drainer. Radiator. Ceramic tiled flooring. Open to dining area.Dining Area 15' into bay x 11' 10" ( 4.57m into bay x 3.61m )Double doors with side windows leading onto garden. Parquet flooring. Radiator.LandingWith carpeted stairs. Window to side. Doors to first floor rooms.Bedroom 1 12' 6" x 11' 7" ( 3.81m x 3.53m )Double glazed window to rear. Radiator. Carpet. Built in wardrobesBedroom 2 9' 6" into bay x 10' 9" ( 2.90m into bay x 3.28m )Double glazed window to front. Radiator. Fitted carpet.Bedroom 3 8' 6" x 7' 5" ( 2.59m x 2.26m )Double glazed window to front. Radiator. Fitted carpet.BathroomPanelled bath with shower over and shower screen to side. Pedestal wash hand basin. W.C. Opaque double glazed window to rear. Laminate flooring.Bedroom 4 13' 6" x 11' 9" ( 4.11m x 3.58m )Via staircase from first floor to bedroom 4. Offering ample storage space to eaves. Two velux windows offering plenty of light. Vaulted ceiling.OutsideTo the front - attractive forecourt with mature shrubs. Side access.To the rear - lovely sunny, private rear garden with good sized lawned area, patio area and borders. Garden shed to remain.

The four bedroom detached Oxford makes a strong first impression as a substantial, traditional family home, with bay windows, covered porch and classically styled front and garage doors. Even so, you'll still be impressed by the proportions of the interior, with ample space for everyone, both upstairs and down.Upstairs features three double bedrooms and a generous single, with an en-suite to the master bedroom. You'll also find plenty of built in storage off the central landing, as well as family bathroom.Downstairs, the integral garage takes nothing away from the space on offer, with a large separate lounge and a spacious open plan kitchen / diner stretching across the back of the house. Every detail has been carefully considered here, from the designer fitted kitchen to the quality of the integrated appliances, with a wall of glass letting the light flood in through the double width patio doors. There's even space for a utility room and downstairs cloaks plus, once again, plenty of built in storage to keep your home clutter free.Square, solid and substantial, the Oxford is as impressive to live in as it is to look at.About Millstone View, PenymynyddAbout the DevelopmentSurrounded by open countryside, yet just five miles from Chester and twenty minutes from Wrexham by train, Millstone View, Penymynydd offers the very best of both worlds. Just like the two, three and four bedroom Heritage Collection homes Redrow are building there, with their combination of Arts and Crafts inspired architecture and modern, family friendly interiors.Millstone View has something for everyone, with local schools within walking distance, easy access to the motorway network, great local shopping and all the history and culture of Chester close by. Register your interest now and we’ll keep you right up to date with all the latest news, and give you the pick of the plots when they are released. Remember, you only need 5% deposit to secure a new home near Chester for your family.AmenitiesSurrounded by open countryside, yet just five miles from Chester and twenty minutes from Wrexham by train, Millstone View, Penymynydd offers the very best of both worlds. Just like the two, three and four bedroom Heritage Collection homes Redrow are building there, with their combination of Arts and Crafts inspired architecture and modern, family friendly interiors.Millstone View has something for everyone, with local schools within walking distance, easy access to the motorway network, great local shopping and all the history and culture of Chester close by. Register your interest now and we’ll keep you right up to date with all the latest news, and give you the pick of the plots when they are released. Remember, you only need 5% deposit to secure a new home near Chester for your family.DiningThe village of Penymynydd is home to a small selection of eateries, including the Millstone and the Red Lion for pub grub, Jemoleys café / bistro and the Spanish flavours of Mediterranean.Nearby Hope hosts the Bombay Sizzler and the Bridge Inn, while Broughton Shopping Park has a choice of big name family restaurants that will always go down well as a treat!For that special occasion, Chester offers a choice of excellent fine dining, including the Michelin starred Simon Radley at The Chester Grosvenor.EducationAt Redrow, we know how important good schools are when it comes to choosing your family home, and at Millstone View, you won’t be disappointed. The local primary school, Ysgol Penyfford, rated ‘good’ by Estyn, is split over two sites, with the juniors just around the corner and the infants also within walking distance.For older pupils, a short bus ride, or a single stop on the train brings them to Castel Alun High School, in nearby Hope, which was rated ‘good with some excellent qualities’ by Estyn.For independent education, nearby Chester has some of the oldest and most respected private schools in the country.LeisureThe village of Penymynydd has a strong sense of community, with a huge range of sports clubs and societies for all ages, from tennis to ballroom dancing, with the local village hall and the Youth and Community Centre the focus of the local social scene.Nearby Broughton Shopping Park is home to a multi-screen Cineworld cinema, while the Theatr Clwyd, in Mold, has a well-earned reputation for ground- breaking arts and entertainment. For the biggest of all the box office hits, head for the huge imax screen at the Vue Cheshire Oaks.Golfers can test their skills on no less than three local courses, with a choice of two at Padeswood Golf Club and a further course at Hawarden. Deeside Leisure Centre is famous locally for its ice rink, while Hope Sports Centre offers a nearby alternative, with a range of indoor and outdoor courts just minutes from the development. Plus, of course, you have the whole of the North Wales Coast and the stunning natural beauty of Snowdonia to explore, right on your doorstep.ShoppingThere’s a huge shopping choice available from Penymynydd, with something for everyone. For fashion and home wares, head for Broughton Shopping Park with over 30 stores to choose from. For city centre shopping, try Eagles Meadow in Wrexham, the Grosvenor Shopping Centre in Chester or the £1bn Liverpool One development, just a short train ride away. Designer bargains can be found in abundance at Cheshire Oaks, with big names at knockdown prices, while for something unique and unusual, the fascinating independent shops and stores of Chester’s magical rows will enchant and intrigue you.TransportJust minutes from the A55, linking Chester with the North Wales Coast, Penymynydd couldn’t be better placed. Both the M53 and M56 are within easy reach, speeding you to Liverpool or Manchester, while Chester is just 5miles, Wrexham 10miles and Liverpool just 30miles. Buckley, Hawarden, Mold, Queensferry and Connahs Quay are all close by.Trains from the local station, Penyffordd, link to Wrexham in just 19minutes and Liverpool, via Bidston, in an hour, while from Chester you can be in London, direct, in just 2hours. Liverpool John Lennon Airport and Manchester Airport are both around 40minutes drive.Opening HoursMonday - 1:00pm - 5:30pm, Tuesday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Wednesday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Thursday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Friday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Saturday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Sunday - 10:00am - 5:30pm

The four bedroom detached Oxford makes a strong first impression as a substantial, traditional family home, with bay windows, covered porch and classically styled front and garage doors. Even so, you'll still be impressed by the proportions of the interior, with ample space for everyone, both upstairs and down.Upstairs features three double bedrooms and a generous single, with an en-suite to the master bedroom. You'll also find plenty of built in storage off the central landing, as well as family bathroom.Downstairs, the integral garage takes nothing away from the space on offer, with a large separate lounge and a spacious open plan kitchen / diner stretching across the back of the house. Every detail has been carefully considered here, from the designer fitted kitchen to the quality of the integrated appliances, with a wall of glass letting the light flood in through the double width patio doors. There's even space for a utility room and downstairs cloaks plus, once again, plenty of built in storage to keep your home clutter free.Square, solid and substantial, the Oxford is as impressive to live in as it is to look at.About Cae St Fagans At Plasdŵr, PentrebaneAbout the DevelopmentOffering a range of exceptional 2,3 and 4 bedroom family homes near Cardiff, within reach of excellent local transport links and good schools, Cae St Fagans is an ideal location to set up home and raise a family, knowing that as they grow, so will the facilities and amenities around you. Remember, you can move in for as little as 5% deposit with Help to Buy, and with our Help to Sell scheme available on selected properties, we could even help you sell your old home too.Plasdŵr will be Cardiff’s garden city, delivering the homes and community the capital needs, helping fuel its economic growth and creating a fantastic place to live, work and play, for further information please click here: PlasdŵrAmenitiesThe local village of Pentrebane has a small selection of shops for your day to day needs, with an Asda supermarket to be found at Coryton and Tesco at Western Avenue, both just a short drive away.Plasdŵr will eventually have its own medical centre with doctors and dentists, but for now you can find these services locally at Danescourt Surgery (GPs) – Sat Nav CF5 2SH, call . – and MyDentist on Pentrebane Rd – Sat Nav CF5 3RE, call DiningAs you would expect from the Welsh capital, Cardiff has a whole host of culinary treats awaiting the hungry diner. But you don’t have to venture into the city to enjoy great food, with a choice of good quality gastro pubs and local restaurants right on your doorstep.Try the authentic Italian flavours of Cicchetti in Radyr or the Pickled Radish in Llandaff, or the traditional British menu at The Old Post Office. You’ll also find a friendly welcome at your local pub restaurants, including The Plymouth Arms, offering a great value menu of family favourites.EducationAs Plasdŵr grows, it will have its own dedicated schools, including several different primary schools to choose from. Meanwhile, residents of Cae St Fagans have a good selection of schools within easy reach, including the local Holy Family rc Primary, the Estyn ‘good’ rated Pentrebane Primary School and Ysgol Gymraeg Coed Y Gof.Older pupils can choose between the Estyn ‘good’ rated Bishop of LLandaff Church in Wales High School, Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Plasmawr or Cantonian High School, with the excellent rated Howell’s School for Girls and the famous Cardiff Cathedral School offering an independent alternative.LeisureNearby Fairwater Leisure Centre has a good selection of sports facilities including swimming pools, while golfers can enjoy a challenging round at Radyr Golf Club. For sports spectators, Cardiff offers the very best in international fixtures, with the Millennium Stadium hosting Wales’ home rugby and football matches and Sophia Park home to England cricket games. There’s also a great selection of local cricket, rugby and football to be had in and around the city.For a more cultural day out, Cardiff is home to a stunning range of theatres and cinemas, offering shows, concerts and blockbuster movies for all tastes. Take a stroll around the delightful bars and restaurants of Cardiff Bay for a sophisticated vibe, or try the more traditional seaside feel of nearby Barry Island for some fairground fun.ShoppingWhatever you are shopping for, whatever your budget, Cardiff will not disappoint. With over 1.4million sq ft of shopping, divided between modern malls and historic arcades, you can shop until you drop in whatever style that suits you. From major high street names and big brand shopping, to fascinating individual, independent stores, there really is something for everyone.If you prefer to avoid the city centre, try out of town shopping at Culverhouse Cross or Leckwith retail parks, or take a window shopping stroll through the boutiques of the Bay.TransportSustainable transport is at the heart of the plans for Plasdŵr, with Redrow investing significantly in road improvements and extra buses from the Garden City into Cardiff City Centre. The development plan also includes extensive cycleways and footpaths connecting residents to local schools, shops and leisure facilities.Cae St Fagans enjoys excellent rail connections too, with trains from nearby Fairwater Station, just a mile away, connecting to Cardiff Central in just 10 minutes.By road, Cardiff is just four miles away, with the M4 junction 33 even closer, connecting to Swansea, 35miles to the west and Newport, 16miles to the east. Merthyr Tydfil, gateway to the glorious Brecon Beacons is just 22miles to the north.Opening HoursMonday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Tuesday - 12:00pm - 5:30pm, Wednesday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Thursday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Friday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Saturday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Sunday - 10:00am - 5:30pm

The three bedroom detached Oxford Lifestyle reimagines the traditional family home to create a level of luxury far beyond your expectations. Removing the single bedroom and family bathroom creates the space for a superior standard of living, with each of the three stunning double bedrooms enjoying its own high specification en-suite. It also makes room for a striking master bedroom suite of a size you would normally only see in much larger, more expensive properties, including a walk through dressing room and a huge en-suite with both bath and shower.Downstairs, the Oxford Lifestyle is just as well designed and the rooms equally well appointed. The generous lounge has plenty of room to relax, while the open plan kitchen / dining room is a truly inspiring space, stretching across the rear of the property and flooded with natural light from the double width French doors. The kitchen is fitted to the very highest standard, including premium brand appliances, and has a separate utility with downstairs cloaks.If you're looking for something more from your home, you'll find the Oxford Lifestyle special, spacious and full of surprises.About Tinkinswood Green, St NicholasAbout the DevelopmentLying just to the west of Cardiff, within easy reach of the city and the M4, Tinkinswood Green has much to offer for both work and leisure. Yet it still enjoys the simple rural pleasures of a small village, surrounded by delightful Vale of Glamorgan countryside, giving you the very best of both worlds for you and your family to enjoy.With a good local primary school within walking distance, a major retail park close by and excellent road connections, this is bound to be a popular development. So register your interest today to make sure you are the first to know when new plots are released.AmenitiesThe development is just a few minutes away from Culverhouse Cross, where you’ll find a large Tesco store as well as an M&S food hall.For GPs, register with Westway Surgery (Sat Nav: CF5 5LQ, call , while dentists can be found at Fairwater Green Dental Practice (Sat Nav: CF5 3BA, call .DiningMerricks Bar and Restaurant at Cottrell Park Golf Resort is well worth a visit for a great night out and a low cost taxi home, while the children will enjoy a trip out to one of the many popular family restaurants at the Culverhouse Cross retail parks, including Burger King, Pizza Hut, also the Hangfire Smokehouse which is located in Barry.Other local eateries worth investigating include the Indian Marigold, The Traherne Arms, the Three Horseshoes, the Aubrey Arms and the Beech Tree Inn.Nearby Cardiff boasts some excellent restaurants for that special occasion, including the top rated French cuisine at The Pot, the traditional British food at The Clink, along with the many restaurants of the brewery quarter. For a romantic evening, dine at the water’s edge at Mermaid Quay, and don’t miss the a la carte afternoon teas at Tempus at Tides in Cardiff Bay.EducationAs with many small Welsh villages, the local primary school, St Nicholas Church in Wales primary, is at the heart of village life, with most local pupils attending. As an alternative, Peterston-Super-Ely Church in Wales Primary is just a mile and a half away. Both schools are rated ‘good’ by Estyn.Older pupils will need to travel a little, to either Cowbridge Comprehensive, or St Richard Gwyn Catholic High School, but there are regular buses. Once again, both schools are rated ‘good’. The Cardiff area also provides a selection of Welsh language and independent schools as part of your education choice.LeisureThere’s something for everyone within easy reach of St Nicholas, from breathtaking mountains to beautiful beaches. Cottrell Park Golf Resort is even closer, offering superb facilities including two championship courses, a fine restaurant and more.Head south to the seaside fun of Barry Island where the fairground has been drawing the crowds for almost 100years, or head north to the wide open spaces of the beautiful Brecon Beacons national park.Plus, of course, there’s Cardiff, one of the fastest growing and most vibrant cities in the UK, right on your doorstep. Enjoy international rugby action, big name concerts, test cricket, Championship football and so much more, plus theatres, multi-screen cinemas, friendly bars and lively nightclubs – all within the compact city centre.ShoppingCulverhouse Cross, just a mile from the development, is one of Cardiff’s main retail centres, with no less than two retail parks (Vale Gate, Brooklands and Wenvoe) in one easy to reach location. The parks have everything from M&S to diy, furniture to fashion.Cardiff city centre has even more to offer, with a choice of six historic arcades, the brand new 1.4million sq ft St David’s Shopping Centre and the pedestrianised Queen’s Street. For a more sophisticated shop, take a stroll around the delightful independent stores and boutiques around Cardiff Bay.TransportThe development lies just off the A48, with the A4232 trunk road, connecting Cardiff to Junction 33 of the M4, just a few minutes drive away. Cardiff is around 6miles to the east, with Cowbridge around 6miles to the west. Newport is 23miles, Swansea around 40miles and Bristol 55miles. Merthyr Tydfil, gateway to the Brecon beacons is around 23 miles to the north.There are regular busses connecting St Nicholas with Cardiff city centre, with trains from Cardiff connecting to London in around 2 hours. Cardiff Airport is just over 7 miles to the south.Opening HoursMonday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Tuesday - 12:00pm - 5:30pm, Wednesday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Thursday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Friday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Saturday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Sunday - 10:00am - 5:30pm

Retaining elegant period features and promising plenty of scope for improvements and development, this second floor flat forms part of a handsome traditional tenement, with a substantial shared garden, and will no doubt appeal to professionals and rental investors alike.Accessed via a secure communal stairwell, the flat opens into a spacious hall, with two useful store cupboards. Leading off the hall is a generous, neutrally-decorated reception room with space for both lounge and dining furniture. The room also benefits from an airy high ceiling, authentic cornicing, and stripped pine flooring, as well as an Edinburgh Press with shelving and storage. Although currently used as a living room it does offer flexibiity as could be used as bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Next door, a kitchen, offset by a parquet-style floor and glossy white metro tiling, includes fitted white cabinetry and shelving, wood-toned worktops, a freestanding washing machine, and a gas cooker; the fridge/freezer is located in a cupboard accessed from the hall.The flat’s two generous double bedrooms incorporate built-in storage, with the rear-facing bedroom boasting several store cupboards, and the second bedroom featuring an Edinburgh Press and original cornicing. Finally, a bathroom, accessed from the reception room, and a separate WC, reached from the hall, complete the accommodation on offer. Externally, the flat benefits from access to a substantial communal rear garden laid to lawn, whilst controlled on-street parking falls under Zone 7.Newington is regarded as one of the most favoured and sought-after residential neighbourhoods in Edinburgh, just south of the City Centre. The area is renowned for its excellent variety of specialist shops, together with some of Edinburgh’s finest bars, bistros and restaurants and has a wide range of local amenities nearby. Within easy reach is more comprehensive shopping at Cameron Toll Shopping Centre, as are a number of other retail parks all within a short drive or bus journey. Regular bus services within the area give easy access to Princes Street and most parts of the City and as the property is situated on one of the main routes out of the City, there is easy access to the south and to the City Bypass linking to the motorway networks beyond. Both the University of Edinburgh King’s Buildings complex and the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary are close by. Leisure and recreational amenities are plentiful with The Meadows, Arthur’s Seat, the Royal Commonwealth Pool and leisure complex, several golf courses and the wide-open spaces of Holyrood Park nearbyHome Report: �270,000 EPC: C

LocationHernes Crescent is a popular residential side road lying off Banbury Road, north of Summertown.Summertown provides a good range of everyday shops, excellent restaurants and cafes, doctors and dentists, major banks, public library and leisure centre with swimming pool.It is a sought after suburb, very conveniently located for all the popular north and central Oxford schools. It is also well placed for road access, with easy access to the ring road, leading to the M40 and A34.Oxford Parkway station is just to the north and provides a regular service to London Marylebone.DescriptionForming part of this development of just nine 4 & 5 bedroom properties designed by Oxfordshire based Sweetcroft Homes, this is a particularly stylish double fronted detached modern townhouse with light, nicely proportioned accommodation arranged over four floors. On the ground floor, the entrance hall leads to the double aspect sitting room, and the large double aspect kitchen/dining/family room leads to the veranda overlooking the garden. There is also a cloakroom and useful utility room. On the upper floors are four double en suite bedrooms, together with a useful study area on the first floor landing. Outside, there is parking for several cars with a small front garden. To the rear, the full width veranda opens to the garden which has flower and shrub borders surrounding.Photographs taken and brochure prepared May 2018DirectionsFrom Savills Summertown office proceed north on Banbury Road. Turn right after a distance into Hernes Road. The property will be found after a short distance on the left hand side, in the corner of the cul-de-sac.

Retaining the character of its roots, the Beaver Building combines classic proportions with contemporary, convenient style. Located on the first floor this two bedroom two bathroom property comes with open plan reception/dining room & comfort coolingLeasehold

The accommodation is arranged over four floors and having been beautifully renovated and extended, the property enjoys modern spaces whilst retaining much of its Victorian charm. The ground floor has an entrance hall that leads to a sitting room with a bay window and fireplace, and a kitchen/dining room with units designed and fitted by bulthaup, and bi-folding doors that open the full width of the room onto a same level patio and garden. There is a utility cupboard and WC between the hall and kitchen, and a staircase that leads to a basement that has been excavated and tanked to provide another very useful room. On the first floor is a main bedroom to the front with walk through wardrobe and en suite bathroom and another double bedroom and family bathroom to the rear. The second floor also has two double bedrooms. Outside there is a driveway and fixed points for securing bicycles at the front and to the rear a beautifully tended garden, mainly laid to lawn with well stocked borders.There are a range of amenities nearby including a Marks & Spencers food, numerous cafes, bars and restaurants. Oxford city is within two miles and there are regular bus services that run south into the city and north for Oxford Parkway Station for London Marylebone. Many are attracted to Summertown for its wealth of reputable schools. The Dragon, St Edwards School, Lynams, Summerfields, and Cherwell School are all located within a mile, and Magdalen College School and Headington Girls are also within easy reach.

LocationDeddington is a particularly sought after village just south of the market town of Banbury, comprising a selection of large ironstone houses and thatched cottages.Excellent local facilities include a hairdresser, post office, delicatessen, a number of public houses and a fourteenth century church with a high spire.Local education includes a primary schools in Deddington and Adderbury plus The Warriner Comprehensive in Bloxham. Private schools include St John's Priory (Banbury), Carrdus (Overthorpe), Winchester House (Brackley) and Beachborough (Westbury) preparatory. Public schools include Bloxham (Co-ed) and Tudor Hall (girls). There is a good bus service, specifically for Oxford schools with a pick up points along the Oxford Road.Fast train services from Bicester and Banbury (Marylebone – journey times from 45 minutes). Also a local service that runs from Kings Sutton and Oxford Parkway to Marylebone, Oxford and Paddington.M40 Motorway connections at junction 11 (Banbury) for the north and junction 10 (Ardley) for the south.Sporting and leisure activities include Soho Farmhouse at Great Tew; an excellent squash and tennis club in Adderbury; golf at Rye Hill and at Tadmarton Heath; horse racing at Warwick and Stratford; motor racing at Silverstone; health club at Bodicote; an indoor sports complex in Banbury; theatre and other cultural activities in Oxford, Chipping Norton and Milton Keynes.(Distances and times are approximate).DescriptionBloxham Bridge Barn commands an enviable rural setting between the villages of Milton and Deddington. This detached property is of stone construction under a pitched slate roof and has been sympathetically converted and improved to suit today's modern family. Various features include open fireplace, exposed timbers, exposed stone walling, flagstone floors, exposed wooden floorboards and deep window boards. In addition there are oak framed windows and doors and composite stone flooring.There is a generous kitchen and breakfast room, the all-important hub of the house, with a delightful eating area enjoying the glorious views to the south and French windows leading out on to the garden, all ideal for summer entertaining. A spacious drawing room offers a dual aspect particularly with views to the south. From here there is a useful study for working from home. A central dining room could easily double up as a playroom.Ample bedroom accommodation, all with delightful views. Bedroom 4 has a mezzanine storage area.One of the key features of the property is not only its rural setting, but also the extensive gardens that surround the property, all providing a real feeling of space and privacy. There is a delightful stone walled garden to the front with box, pergola with vine and paved entertaining area. To the side and rear the gardens are laid to lawn with various beds, laurel hedge, an orchard area, vegetable garden with raised beds and a greenhouse.There is a detached garage building with two carports, a workshop and garden store as well as ample off road parking. If you are looking to work from home or for summer entertaining, there is a bespoke summerhouse to the rear with light and power connected.In all about 0.74 acres.This is a real gem ideal for the commuter or those looking to take advantage of the excellent local schooling, or for those just wanting to get away from it all.DirectionsFrom Banbury head south on A4260 towards Oxford. Stay on the A4260 passing through Adderbury. Continue up a gentle hill and at the top turn right signposted Milton Follow this road out of Adderbury and just on the edge of Milton turn left on to the Milton Gated Road. Follow this road for about 1.2 miles and on the gentle right bend the entrance to Bloxham Bridge Barn can be found on the left had side.

LocationSutton Under- Brailes is an attractive village situated on the northern edge of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Surrounded by rolling countryside with far reaching views, this south Warwickshire village lies close to the borders of Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire. Laid around an open green, this unspoilt village comprises a wealth of period stone houses and cottages and St.Thomas a Becket's church.The neighbouring villages of Upper and Lower Brailes (approximately 1.3 miles) provide two public houses, hotel, well regarded primary school, butchers, French bakery, paper shop and general stores, fine parish church, garage and golf club. The neighbouring villages of Stourton, Cherington and Whichford provide Whichford Pottery with its own café and The Cotswold Distillery.There is a village shop/post office and primary school in the local villages of Long Compton and Hook Norton.The local market towns of Shipston-on-Stour, Chipping Norton, Moreton-in-the-Marsh and Banbury provide an excellent range of local amenities and shops, with Oxford (28 miles) and Cheltenham (33 miles) easily accessible.The Cotswolds is well known for its gastro pubs as well as farm shops including Wyatts Farm Shop (5.6 miles) and Daylesford Organic Farm Shop with café and spa (10.2 miles). Soho Farmhouse members club (13 miles).There is a good mix of schooling in the area; secondary education can be found at Chipping Norton, Shipston-on-Stour, King Edward VI (boys) and Shottery Grammar (girls), both Stratford-upon-Avon, whilst there are private schools at Warwick, Bloxham, Tudor Hall (girls) and Kingham Hill. The highly regarded Kitebrook Preparatory school is 8 miles distant. Both Oxford and Cheltenhamare renowned for their schooling.There are mainline railway stations at Moreton-in-Marsh (8.2 miles) and Kingham (12 miles) providing regular services to Oxford and London Paddington (from 1hr 34 minutes and 1hr 26 minutes respectively), and Banbury (12.5 miles) with direct services to London Marylebone (from 55 minutes). There is good road access to London and the North via the M40.Local leisure activities include golf at Feldon Valley, Lower Brailes, Tadmarton, Rye Hill and Chipping Norton; racing at Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham and Warwick; theatre at Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and Chipping Norton. The area boasts a great network of walks and rides across the Cotswolds.DescriptionGreen Barns is situated just off the village green in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The property consists of three barns in the formation of a horse shoe which has been re built, renovated and modernised to create wonderful open plan living with high ceilings and generous room proportions. There is a real ambiance between the old and new features in the property enabling one to benefit from the best of both worlds. The house is not listed and has double glazing throughout and retains many of the original features, oak trusses, exposed brickwork and inglenook fireplace.The house is designed in such a way that parts of it could be closed off and has zoned heating, which means it could be used as alternative accommodation for dependant family members, offering huge flexibility on how the barn is utilised.The front door to the property is on the courtyard side of the barn. An oak door flanked by floor to ceiling windows either side opens out into a large reception hall. This gives access to the kitchen/dining room and drawing room. A split staircase leads up to the first floor master bedroom and guest bedroom suites.The drawing room has a brick surround inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove and log storage to either side. A spacious room with large proportions ideal for family entertaining. The kitchen has a number of built in wall and base cupboards, integrated dishwasher, wine cooler, space for fridge freezer and Britannia electric oven with (bottled gas) hob. A breakfast bar island unit facilitates a sociable seating area which can also be appreciated from the dining room. This leads through into the south facing sitting room, which has dual aspect windows, vaulted ceiling with the original oak trusses.There is a good sized utility space and cloakroom with direct access onto the courtyard.The family room which offers a lovely entertaining space with bifold doors opening out onto the courtyard and terrace area is a fantastic party room which could be used as an art studio or gymnasium. This leads through to the west wing of the house which has two large double bedrooms and en suite shower rooms. The fifth bedroom could be used as a study. This wing could be separated from the main house if you needed to create independent accommodation for a family member.The Master bedroom and guest bedroom suite in the east wing, both have dressing areas with built in wardrobes and en suite bathrooms. These rooms have vaulted ceilings with velux windows, allowing plenty of natural light into the property.This property has scope to be enlarged further, subject to planning, as there is a very large floored roof space above the bedrooms in the west wing.OutsideThe property is accessed over a gravel drive which sweeps through into the main courtyard offering ample parking for several cars and larger vehicles.There is a brick built, detached double fronted open bay garage with electricity and light with an adjoining garden store. Above this is a self-contained annex, accessed via an external staircase with shower room and kitchen area. Beautiful views through the Velux windows over the gardens. There is also a separate garden store.The garden is mainly laid to lawn, which is large enough for grazing a pony and has a fenced vegetable garden, greenhouse and chicken run. Pretty views of the church can be admired from here. A great space providing ample room for children to play outdoor games.DirectionsFrom Banbury take the A4035 sign posted to Shipston-upon-Stour. Proceed through Swalcliffe and pass turnings for the Sibfords. Descend the long hill into Lower Brailes, passing the village church on the right hand side and then take the left hand turn signposted Sutton under Brailes. Follow this road past the Feldon Valley Golf Club. On entering the village go past the war memorial, and just after this you will see a concrete drive to your left. Drive 25 yards down the drive, the property can be found through a five bar gate on the right hand side. Drive right through into the courtyard.

LocationThe village of Sutton lies within attractive rural countryside to the north of the River Thames between the market towns of Witney and Abingdon within the parish of Stanton Harcourt. Amenities in Stanton Harcourt include a primary school, parish church and the village public house. Everyday amenities can be found at Eynsham and the larger market town of Witney, with the historic city of Oxford providing extensive cultural and leisure facilities.The Oxford Parkway railway station offers regular services to London, Marylebone in approximately 55 minutes.The area offers a good range of schools including state senior at Bartholomew’s, Eynsham and independent schools at Cokethorpe and St Hugh’s as well as those at Oxford and Abingdon.DescriptionFoxburrow House is an impressive detached family house being one of ten built by the well-respected Oxfordshire house builder, Sweetcroft Homes. They are set around, and overlooking, the private green which is owned and managed by the residents and gives a feeling of space.Designed for a modern life style there are well proportioned rooms ideal for family living and entertaining providing over 4,100 sq ft of internal living space. The front door opens onto a spacious reception hall with fitted cupboards and stairs rising to the first floor. The sitting room is triple aspect with bi-folding doors to the garden and a fireplace with a log burning stove. The heart of the house is the spacious and very well-appointed kitchen/dining room which also has bi-fold doors to the garden and terrace. The kitchen is well designed with a large island and Silestone worksurfaces with Neff appliances including an induction hob, twin electric ovens, full height fridge and freezers, combination microwave, coffee machine and dishwasher. Beyond the kitchen is a spacious family room and off the hall is the utility room with a side entrance door. In addition there is a study next to the sitting room.The master bedroom is particularly impressive with a vaulted ceiling and spacious en suite shower room with twin showers and a dressing room with ample storage. There is a guest bedroom with an en suite shower room, a further two bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. On the top floor are a further two bedrooms and a shower room. All the bedrooms have fitted wardrobes.Foxburrow House has been designed to be environmentally friendly with high levels of insulation, quality sealed unit wooden windows and under floor heating in the bathrooms and to the ground floor from a Mitsubishi air-source system.OutsideThe gardens are to the rear with a gravelled drive and gated entrance to the front. A hornbeam hedge bounds the front lawn and a paved path leads to the front door. The garage is positioned to the rear and has remotely controlled doors and attic storage over and is attached to a garden store. The south facing rear garden is lawn with a large terrace and backs on to open countryside.Tenure: Freehold with vacant possession on completion. Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected. Air source heating system.ViewingsStrictly by appointment with Savills . Prior to making an appointment to view Savills strongly recommend that you discuss any particular points which are likely to affect your interest in the property with a member of staff who has seen the property in order that you do not make a wasted journey.Fixtures, fittings, etc.: Those items mentioned in these sale particulars are included in the freehold sale. All other fixtures, fittings, garden ornaments and furnishings are expressly excluded.Certain such items, including the carpets, blinds, shutters and light fittings may be available by separate negotiation. Further information should be obtained from the selling agents.DirectionsFrom Oxford proceed west on the A40 towards Witney. At the Eynsham roundabout, just beyond the bp service station, turn left onto the B4449 towards Stanton Harcourt. On entering Sutton, Beaumont Green will be seen on the left and Foxborrow House is the fifth property on the left in the corner.

LocationDeddington is a particularly sought after village just south of the market town of Banbury, comprising a selection of large ironstone houses and thatched cottages.Excellent local facilities include a hairdresser, post office, delicatessen, a number of public houses and a fourteenth century church with a high spire.Local education includes a primary schools in Deddington and Adderbury plus The Warriner Comprehensive in Bloxham. Private schools include St John's Priory (Banbury), Carrdus (Overthorpe), Winchester House (Brackley) and Beachborough (Westbury) preparatory. Public schools include Bloxham (Co-ed) and Tudor Hall (girls). There is a good bus service, specifically for Oxford schools with a pick up points along the Oxford Road.Fast train services from Bicester and Banbury (Marylebone – journey times from 45 minutes). Also a local service that runs from Kings Sutton and Oxford Parkway to Marylebone, Oxford and Paddington.M40 Motorway connections at junction 11 (Banbury) for the north and junction 10 (Ardley) for the south.Sporting and leisure activities include Soho Farmhouse at Great Tew; an excellent squash and tennis club in Adderbury; golf at Rye Hill and at Tadmarton Heath; horse racing at Warwick and Stratford; motor racing at Silverstone; health club at Bodicote; an indoor sports complex in Banbury; theatre and other cultural activities in Oxford, Chipping Norton and Milton Keynes.(Distances and times are approximate).DescriptionBloxham Bridge Barn commands an enviable rural setting between the villages of Milton and Deddington. This detached property is of stone construction under a pitched slate roof and has been sympathetically converted and improved to suit today's modern family. Various features include open fireplace, exposed timbers, exposed stone walling, flagstone floors, exposed wooden floorboards and deep window boards. In addition there are oak framed windows and doors and composite stone flooring.There is a generous kitchen and breakfast room, the all-important hub of the house, with a delightful eating area enjoying the glorious views to the south and French windows leading out on to the garden, all ideal for summer entertaining. A spacious drawing room offers a dual aspect particularly with views to the south. From here there is a useful study for working from home. A central dining room could easily double up as a playroom.Ample bedroom accommodation, all with delightful views. Bedroom 4 has a mezzanine storage area.One of the key features of the property is not only its rural setting, but also the extensive gardens that surround the property, all providing a real feeling of space and privacy. There is a delightful stone walled garden to the front with box, pergola with vine and paved entertaining area. To the side and rear the gardens are laid to lawn with various beds, laurel hedge, an orchard area, vegetable garden with raised beds and a greenhouse.There is a detached garage building with two carports, a workshop and garden store as well as ample off road parking. If you are looking to work from home or for summer entertaining, there is a bespoke summerhouse to the rear with light and power connected.In all about 0.74 acres.This is a real gem ideal for the commuter or those looking to take advantage of the excellent local schooling, or for those just wanting to get away from it all.DirectionsFrom Banbury head south on A4260 towards Oxford. Stay on the A4260 passing through Adderbury. Continue up a gentle hill and at the top turn right signposted Milton Follow this road out of Adderbury and just on the edge of Milton turn left on to the Milton Gated Road. Follow this road for about 1.2 miles and on the gentle right bend the entrance to Bloxham Bridge Barn can be found on the left had side.

LocationSutton Under- Brailes is an attractive village situated on the northern edge of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Surrounded by rolling countryside with far reaching views, this south Warwickshire village lies close to the borders of Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire. Laid around an open green, this unspoilt village comprises a wealth of period stone houses and cottages and St.Thomas a Becket's church.The neighbouring villages of Upper and Lower Brailes (approximately 1.3 miles) provide two public houses, hotel, well regarded primary school, butchers, French bakery, paper shop and general stores, fine parish church, garage and golf club. The neighbouring villages of Stourton, Cherington and Whichford provide Whichford Pottery with its own café and The Cotswold Distillery.There is a village shop/post office and primary school in the local villages of Long Compton and Hook Norton.The local market towns of Shipston-on-Stour, Chipping Norton, Moreton-in-the-Marsh and Banbury provide an excellent range of local amenities and shops, with Oxford (28 miles) and Cheltenham (33 miles) easily accessible.The Cotswolds is well known for its gastro pubs as well as farm shops including Wyatts Farm Shop (5.6 miles) and Daylesford Organic Farm Shop with café and spa (10.2 miles). Soho Farmhouse members club (13 miles).There is a good mix of schooling in the area; secondary education can be found at Chipping Norton, Shipston-on-Stour, King Edward VI (boys) and Shottery Grammar (girls), both Stratford-upon-Avon, whilst there are private schools at Warwick, Bloxham, Tudor Hall (girls) and Kingham Hill. The highly regarded Kitebrook Preparatory school is 8 miles distant. Both Oxford and Cheltenhamare renowned for their schooling.There are mainline railway stations at Moreton-in-Marsh (8.2 miles) and Kingham (12 miles) providing regular services to Oxford and London Paddington (from 1hr 34 minutes and 1hr 26 minutes respectively), and Banbury (12.5 miles) with direct services to London Marylebone (from 55 minutes). There is good road access to London and the North via the M40.Local leisure activities include golf at Feldon Valley, Lower Brailes, Tadmarton, Rye Hill and Chipping Norton; racing at Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham and Warwick; theatre at Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and Chipping Norton. The area boasts a great network of walks and rides across the Cotswolds.DescriptionGreen Barns is situated just off the village green in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The property consists of three barns in the formation of a horse shoe which has been re built, renovated and modernised to create wonderful open plan living with high ceilings and generous room proportions. There is a real ambiance between the old and new features in the property enabling one to benefit from the best of both worlds. The house is not listed and has double glazing throughout and retains many of the original features, oak trusses, exposed brickwork and inglenook fireplace.The house is designed in such a way that parts of it could be closed off and has zoned heating, which means it could be used as alternative accommodation for dependant family members, offering huge flexibility on how the barn is utilised.The front door to the property is on the courtyard side of the barn. An oak door flanked by floor to ceiling windows either side opens out into a large reception hall. This gives access to the kitchen/dining room and drawing room. A split staircase leads up to the first floor master bedroom and guest bedroom suites.The drawing room has a brick surround inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove and log storage to either side. A spacious room with large proportions ideal for family entertaining. The kitchen has a number of built in wall and base cupboards, integrated dishwasher, wine cooler, space for fridge freezer and Britannia electric oven with (bottled gas) hob. A breakfast bar island unit facilitates a sociable seating area which can also be appreciated from the dining room. This leads through into the south facing sitting room, which has dual aspect windows, vaulted ceiling with the original oak trusses.There is a good sized utility space and cloakroom with direct access onto the courtyard.The family room which offers a lovely entertaining space with bifold doors opening out onto the courtyard and terrace area is a fantastic party room which could be used as an art studio or gymnasium. This leads through to the west wing of the house which has two large double bedrooms and en suite shower rooms. The fifth bedroom could be used as a study. This wing could be separated from the main house if you needed to create independent accommodation for a family member.The Master bedroom and guest bedroom suite in the east wing, both have dressing areas with built in wardrobes and en suite bathrooms. These rooms have vaulted ceilings with velux windows, allowing plenty of natural light into the property.This property has scope to be enlarged further, subject to planning, as there is a very large floored roof space above the bedrooms in the west wing.OutsideThe property is accessed over a gravel drive which sweeps through into the main courtyard offering ample parking for several cars and larger vehicles.There is a brick built, detached double fronted open bay garage with electricity and light with an adjoining garden store. Above this is a self-contained annex, accessed via an external staircase with shower room and kitchen area. Beautiful views through the Velux windows over the gardens. There is also a separate garden store.The garden is mainly laid to lawn, which is large enough for grazing a pony and has a fenced vegetable garden, greenhouse and chicken run. Pretty views of the church can be admired from here. A great space providing ample room for children to play outdoor games.DirectionsFrom Banbury take the A4035 sign posted to Shipston-upon-Stour. Proceed through Swalcliffe and pass turnings for the Sibfords. Descend the long hill into Lower Brailes, passing the village church on the right hand side and then take the left hand turn signposted Sutton under Brailes. Follow this road past the Feldon Valley Golf Club. On entering the village go past the war memorial, and just after this you will see a concrete drive to your left. Drive 25 yards down the drive, the property can be found through a five bar gate on the right hand side. Drive right through into the courtyard.

An impressive four bedroom Edwardian family home that comes with off-street parking and a south-facing garden. The property is in excellent condition throughout and offers just under 2,000 sq.ft of accommodation.Oxford Road South is located close to the River Thames and within half a mile of both Gunnersbury and Kew Bridge stations offering excellent access into town.

Lot 1 at Thornycroft offers an unique opportunity to purchase a substantial much loved family house set in lovely grounds on the edge of Charlbury with views to the rear. The house benefits from exceptionally spacious and light reception rooms and a well fitted open plan kitchen/dining room. Patio doors open onto a sunny south facing terraced area. Upstairs the unusually large bedrooms are well laid out surrounding large windows with views over the terrace and open countryside beyond.Charlbury is a thriving Cotswold town north west of Oxford on the river Evenlode amidst fine rolling North Oxfordshire countryside; once the centre of the Wychwood Forest. It has a good selection of shops, a modern and well respected primary school, library and clubs and societies to suit most needs. A new community centre further extends the facilities of the town. There are bus services to the local towns of Chipping Norton, Witney, Woodstock and Oxford. There is also a main line rail station on the Worcester - Oxford - London (Paddington) line. This vibrant yet picturesque town has a real community spirit at its heart, full of welcoming pubs, regular local markets and is ideal for walking and cycling. Charlbury is within easy reach of Soho Farmhouse and the extremely popular Daylesford Organic Farm, which offers sustainable organic produce in a beautiful setting. The Oxford schools are accessible and include the Dragon, Summerfields, The High School, St Edwards, Headington and Magdalen College School to name but a few. Radley, Tudor Hall, Bloxham, Cokethorpe and Kitebrook are also nearby. Charlbury Primary feeds the excellent secondary schools in Chipping Norton and Burford.Thornycroft (lot 1) has a total plot of 0.92 acres of attractive gardens with lawns, flower beds and terraces framed by mature trees all backing onto open fields. The separate plot lies to the north of the main house and takes up 0.42 of an acre and can be bought separately.

An elegant townhouse offering substantial and flexible family accommodation extending to over 2,900 sq ft arranged over four floors and presented to a high standard throughout. The accommodation enjoys spacious rooms with a well equipped kitchen/breakfast room, and superb drawing room leading to dining space, both of which provide access onto a roof terrace at the rear. A versatile lower ground floor benefits from a sizeable main room with a shower room, and a rear porch leads to the garage and parking. Upstairs there are five bedrooms, two of which have en suite shower rooms, and there is a family bathroom. The main bedroom also has French doors which lead onto it’s own roof terrace that overlooks the communal grounds.The house is set within a private gated development. To the front, the property is accessed via a wonderful front garden with low level topiary and steps leading up to the front door. To the rear, the property provides a paved driveway offering private parking for two vehicles together with access to the integral garage. There are communal gardens to the rear, part of which is laid to lawn for the use of the residents.Central North Oxford is the most prestigious and popular residential area within this historic city. Located in the North Oxford Victorian Conservation Area, which is flanked to the west by Port Meadow and to the east by the University Parks. North Oxford is desirable for many reasons, not least because of the proximity to an array of schools, including The Dragon, Summerfields, Oxford High, Magdalen College School and St Edwards to name a few.The property is close to Summertown with its excellent range of local stores, restaurants, cafés and everyday amenities. The property offers excellent access to Oxford city centre with its extensive shopping, commercial and educational facilities. Communication links are excellent with a railway station in the city centre, Oxford Parkway to the north, and easy access to the M40 (Jct 8) and London Heathrow.

An elegant townhouse offering substantial and flexible family accommodation extending to over 2,900 sq ft arranged over four floors and presented to a high standard throughout. The accommodation enjoys spacious rooms with a well equipped kitchen/breakfast room, and superb drawing room leading to dining space, both of which provide access onto a roof terrace at the rear. A versatile lower ground floor benefits from a sizeable main room with a shower room, and a rear porch leads to the garage and parking. Upstairs there are five bedrooms, two of which have en suite shower rooms, and there is a family bathroom. The main bedroom also has French doors which lead onto it’s own roof terrace that overlooks the communal grounds.The house is set within a private gated development. To the front, the property is accessed via a wonderful front garden with low level topiary and steps leading up to the front door. To the rear, the property provides a paved driveway offering private parking for two vehicles together with access to the integral garage. There are communal gardens to the rear, part of which is laid to lawn for the use of the residents.Central North Oxford is the most prestigious and popular residential area within this historic city. Located in the North Oxford Victorian Conservation Area, which is flanked to the west by Port Meadow and to the east by the University Parks. North Oxford is desirable for many reasons, not least because of the proximity to an array of schools, including The Dragon, Summerfields, Oxford High, Magdalen College School and St Edwards to name a few.The property is close to Summertown with its excellent range of local stores, restaurants, cafés and everyday amenities. The property offers excellent access to Oxford city centre with its extensive shopping, commercial and educational facilities. Communication links are excellent with a railway station in the city centre, Oxford Parkway to the north, and easy access to the M40 (Jct 8) and London Heathrow.

Tucked away in the prestigious village of Frilford in the Oxfordshire countryside is an exclusive development of six individually designed, luxurious homes.Constructed meticulously using smart, energy-efficient systems throughout, airy, open-concept living space, luxurious upgrades in all interiors and each set in generous, private plots – Hidden Brook is all set to stun.This home is due for completion in Mid 2020. Contact us now for further information and to arrange a site visit.4 Bedrooms 3 en-suiteSitting RoomFamily room/KitchenHome OfficeCloakroomUtility roomPlant roomFloor area total 3648 sq ft 339.84 sq mFloor area includes double garageSustainable build 10-year warrantyTriple glazingMulti-zone lightingCat 6 data networkSuperfast broadband (Gigaclear)Underfloor heating/ cooling throughoutHeating/ hot water systems powered by Air Source heat pumpsHeat recovery and ventilation system to all roomsStylish, contemporary kitchens with an extensive range of integrated appliances including multi-zone hob with downdraft extraction, steam oven, Circo oven, microwave oven and wine coolerFinest quality sanitary ware and Hans Grohe brasswareChoice of luxury flooringInsulated double garage with electric garage doorElectric car charging point if requiredNote: Images are computer-generated.