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Yopa is pleased to present to the sales market with no chain this 3 bedroom mid-terraced house in the popular residential area of Sandfields. Swansea. Ideal location being only minutes away from Swansea City Centre & Uplands and all the amenities nearby.Ideal property for investor, located in a very popular area for buy-to-let properties. The property is set over three floors, the ground floor briefly comprises: Hallway, reception room, lounge area, kitchen area and bathroom. The first floor briefly comprises; landing and two bedrooms. The second floor comprises bedroom three.AccommodationGround FloorEntrance HallReception Room (3.9m max into alcove x 3.48m max)Window to front and radiator.Lounge Area (4.91m max into alcove x 3.45m)Radiator, open plan entrance into kitchen area, three storage cupboards understairs, fireplace and door to bathroom.Kitchen Area (3.67m x 2.58m)Window to rear, door to rear garden, tiled flooring, fitted with a range of wall & base units with work preparation surfaces over, oven with hob & cooker hood over, radiator, skylight, stainless steel sink & drainer with mixer tap, space for fridge / freezer and plumbed for washing machine.BathroomWindow to rear, radiator, tiled flooring, paneled bath with shower over, W.C and pedestal washbasin.First FloorLandingWindow to rear, fitted storage cupboard and doors to;Bedroom One (4.93m max into alcove x 3.25m)Window to front and radiator.Bedroom Two (3.44m x 2.81m)Window to rear, radiator and fitted storage cupboard.Second Floor Bedroom Three (4.54m max x 3.3m)Window to front, radiator, two fitted storage cupboards and fitted carpet.External Enclosed rear garden with storage shed.EPC band: DPlease contact yopa today to arrange your viewing!

**Spacious 3 bedroom First Floor Apartment ** Ground floor garage ** Convenient position within walking distance of Harbour, Sea front and a comprehensive range of shopping and schooling facilities ** Benefits full Double Glazing and Electric Heating System **The accommodation provides a 37ft Hall/Landing, 3 Bedrooms, Lounge/Dining Room, Kitchen, Bathroom with WC. No external grounds. Ground floor garage.Aberaeron lies alongside the main A487 Coast road almost equidistant from Aberystwyth to the North and Cardigan to the South and within some 15 miles of the University in Lampeter.The Flat is subject of a 999 year lease from 1978 however, the owner of the flat be also become the owner of a Freehold of the entire building. The Ground Rent is £1 per annum. The accommodation provides as follows:Mains Electricity, Water and Drainage.GeneralThe Flat is subject of a 999 year lease from 1978 however, the owner of the flat will become the owner of the Freehold of the entire building. The Ground Rent is £1 per annum. The First Schedule of the Lease states that the property must not be used for any other purpose other than a private residence.The accommodation provides as follows:EntranceIndependent front entrance with hardwood entrance door. Staircase leading to First Floor viz. 37 ' inner landing.Double bedroom 111' 3" x 10' 1" (3.43m x 3.07m) with fitted wardrobes, electric night storage heater and built in airing cupboard.Double bedroom 211' 5" x 10' 1" (3.48m x 3.07m) with fitted wardrobes and electric night storage heater.Double bedroom 314' 6" x 8' 11" (4.42m x 2.72m) with electric night storage heater and fitted wardrobes.Lounge/dining room20' 5" x 10' 2" (6.22m x 3.10m) with a mock Fireplace with mahogany surround, electric night storage heater also 1 new modern electric thermostatic controlled radiator, telephone point.Kitchen8' 9" x 7' 9" (2.67m x 2.36m) Fitted range of base wall cupboard units, formica working surfaces, stainless steel single basin sink unit hot and cold, integrated double oven and electric hob with cooker hood over, part tiled walls.Bathroom9' 9" x 5' 11" (2.97m x 1.80m) with a coloured suite provides a corner bath, low level flush toilet, pedestal wash hand basin, heated towel rail, tiled walls, electric shaver light and point.Ground floor garage19' 5" x 10' 6" (5.92m x 3.20m) with electric automatic up and over door. There is some additional storage space at rear.

We are pleased to offer for sale this very generously sized property situated very close to Swansea City Centre. Considered an ideal family home or investment purchase, the property comprises of entrance porch, very good sized lounge, kitchen/diner, lean-to with W.C, three double bedrooms and shower room. The property also benefits from gas central heating and uPVC double glazed windows and doors. Externally the property offers residents on street parking and an enclosed low maintenance garden to rear. The property is very conveniently located close to Swansea City Centre and provides transport links to Swansea University, Swansea Beach and M4 Motorway. Please see floorplan to appreciate the size of this property. Epc-d.Ground FloorEntranceEnter via wooden door into::PorchVinyl flooring, coving to ceiling, double door to Storage cupboard, door into:Lounge (7.48m (max) x 4.33m (24'6" ( max) x 14'2"))UPVC double glazed window to front, four storage cupboards, three radiators, laminate flooring, coving to ceiling, door to:Kitchen/Dining Room (7.35m x 4.33m (24'1" x 14'2"))Fitted with a matching range of base and eye level units with worktop space over, stainless steel sink and single drainer with mixer tap, four ring hob with oven under, plumbing for washing machine, space for fridge/freezer, three radiators, tiled flooring, coving to ceiling, stairs to first floor, uPVC double glazed window to rear, uPVC double glazed window to side, uPVC double glazed door to:Lean ToUPVC double glazed window to side, uPVC double glazed window to rear, uPVC double glazed door to garden, door to:WcLow level w.c, laminate flooring.First FloorLandingUPVC double glazed window to side, double door to storage cupboard, doors off to:Bedroom 1 (4.35m x 3.55m x 0.11m x 0.11m (14'3" x 11'8" x 4" x 4"))UPVC double glazed window to front, radiator, coving to ceiling.Bedroom 2 (3.80m x 3.50m (12'6" x 11'6"))UPVC double glazed window to rear, radiator, coving to ceiling.Shower RoomThree piece suite comprising shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin and low level W.C, tiled flooring, coving to ceiling, window to side.Bedroom 3 (3.34m x 3.03m x 1.13m x 1.13m (10'11" x 9'11" x 3'8" x 3'8"))UPVC double glazed window to rear, radiator, coving to ceiling.ExternalRearEnclosed courtyard.Whilst these particulars are believed to be accurate, they are set for guidance only and do not constitute any part of a formal contract. Dawsons have not checked the service availability of any appliances or central heating boilers which are included in the sale.

A well presented double bay fronted semi detached traditional property providing spacious living accommodation, in walking distance of Porthkerry County park, local beaches, Romilly Primary School, and Park Crescent shopping area. The property is modern with some original features kept and briefly comprises, entrance hallway, lounge, dining room, replacement fitted kitchen, utility and w.c.. To the first floor three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property benefiting from uPVC double glazing and gas central heating via a combination boiler. To the front; a gated forecourt. To the rear a larger than average garden with mature shrubs, woodland view and side access. Viewing is essential.FrontForecourt with shrubbery, shingle, wall surrounding, pathway with paving slabs leading to uPVC obscure glass front door, skylight and side window into entrance hallwayEntrance Hallway (4.62m x 1.73m (15'2 x 5'8))Papered ceiling with coving, smoothly plastered walls with dado rails, porcelain tile flooring, fitted carpet stairs leading to 1st floor, radiator, further wooden doors leading to reception areas. Under stairs storage.Lounge (4.14m x 3.96m (13'7 x 13'0))Smoothly plastered ceiling with coving, plastered walls with picture rails, original parquet flooring. Bay fronted uPVC double glazed windows overlooking the front, feature gas fire place. Radiator.Dining Area (4.47m x 3.51m (14'8 x 11'6))Smoothly plastered ceiling with coving, smoothly plastered walls with picture rails, original parquet flooring, uPVC bay fronted double glazed feature window overlooking the rear garden and woodlands, plastered archway leading into kitchen. Radiator.Kitchen (2.87m x 2.77m (9'5 x 9'1))Smoothly plastered ceiling with inset spotlights and coving, plastered walls with porcelain tile splash-back, porcelain tile flooring, uPVC double glazed door leading into utility area and further WC.Fully fitted kitchen with base units and wall mounted unit. Integrated dishwasher, integrated electric double oven, gas hob with extractor fan overhead. Integrated 70/30 fridge freezer, fitted soft shut drawers and marble effect worktops.Utility Room (1.78m x 1.42m (5'10 x 4'8))Fitted worktop with under counter units, space for washing machine and tumble dryer, uPVC double glazed window and door overlooking rear garden. Wooden door leading to WCW.C. (1.24m x 0.76m (4'1 x 2'6))Smoothly plastered ceiling, plastered walls, lino flooring, uPVC double glazed obscure glass window overlooking the side elevation, close coupled toilet, wall mounted wash hand basin, radiator.First FloorLandingPapered ceiling with coving, smoothly plastered walls with dado rails, fitted carpet flooring, uPVC double glazed window overlooking side elevation, wooden doors to bedrooms and family bathroom.Bedroom 1 (3.89m x 3.89m (12'9 x 12'9))Papered ceiling with coving, smoothly plastered walls with tunnel groove wood panelling, fitted carpet flooring, uPVC double glazed bay fronted windows overlooking the front.Bedroom 2 (4.11m x 3.78m (13'6 x 12'5))Papered ceiling with coving, smoothly plastered walls with feature exposed brick wall, fitted carpet flooring, uPVC double glazed window overlooking the rear garden and woodlands. Radiator, wall mounted combination boiler is fitted in 2019.Bedroom 3 (2.54m x 2.26m (8'4 x 7'5))Papered ceiling, papered walls with picture rails, fitted carpet flooring, uPVC double glazed window overlooking the front, radiator.Family Bathroom (2.03m x 2.01m (6'8 x 6'7))Smoothly plastered ceiling and coving, inset spotlights, extractor fan, floor-to-ceiling porcelain tiles, tile flooring, uPVC double glazed obscure glass window overlooking the rear garden, vanity wash hand basin and toilet, Jacuzzi style P shape bath with power shower overhead, towel rail radiator.Rear GardenEnclosed larger than average garden, Steps leading to patio area, established shrubbery surroundings, fabricated steel gate for side access, seating area and fence . Further patio area with shingle and continuation of fencing. Woodland view.Council TaxCouncil tax bandDisclaimerThe prospective purchaser's attention is drawn to the following points: We reiterate that room measurements are very approximate, as the room dimensions are in some instances irregular, due to the period and individual nature of the property. 1. These sales particulars have been carefully checked with the owner/seller of the property. If there is any point which is particularly important, please ask. Whilst given in good faith they should not be construed as statements of fact and are provided for guidance only, they do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. 2.When considering making an offer on this property it is advisable to double check all measurements and point of particular importance to you. 3.All measurements and details of location are approximate only. 4. The photographs show only certain parts and aspects of the property at the time they were taken. 5. Buyers are advised to contact a solicitor to obtain verification of tenure and a surveyor to check that appliances, installations and services are in satisfactory condition. 6. Anyone wishing to view the property must provide their name, address and telephone number to safeguard the well being of owner/seller and staff.Mortgage AdviceChoosing a mortgage will be one of the largest financial decisions you will make. To assist you with this process we have an independent mortgage specialist at our sales office in Barry. If you should choose to use these services they will be completely confidential and without obligation.Proceeds Of Crime Act 2002Nina Estate Agents are obliged to report any knowledge or reasonable suspicion of money laundering to nca (National Crime Agency) and should such a report prove necessary may be precluded from conducting any further work without consent from nca.TenureWe have been advised that the property is . You are advised to check these details with your solicitor as part of the conveyancing process.

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 Mill Meadows, SudbrookAbout the DevelopmentNestled on the banks of the Severn estuary between the two famous bridges, Sudbrook enjoys a peaceful way of life. Yet you’ll find yourself within easy reach of Chepstow, Newport and the cosmopolitan shopping and leisure of Bristol just across the water, plus you’ve got the excellent local facilities of Caldicot right on your doorstep.Redrow’s Mill Meadows has a range of 2,3 and 4 bedroom homes which includes the Lifestyle range from our award winning Heritage Collection, that combines the best of traditional architecture and modern, family friendly interiors. Remember on some properties you only require a 5% deposit with Help to Buy and Redrow could help sell your old home too with our Help to Sell scheme.AmenitiesThere are a number of Supermarkets within a short drive from Sudbrook including Waitrose, Marks & Spencers and Asda.Doctors Surgery – Portskewett Surgery, 12a Main Road, Portskewett, Caldicot, (NP26 5SG)0.5 miles away Caldicot Medical Group, Woodstock Way, Caldicot (NP26 5AB) 2 miles away Dentist – The Bridges Dental Surgery, 6 Newport Road, Caldicot (NP26 4HX) 2 miles away Caldicot Community Dental Clinic, Caemawr Road, Caldicot (NP26 4EW) 2.2 miles away DiningTrip advisor lists more than a dozen places to eat in Caldicot, with the Rock and Fountain, The Golden Lion, The Miller’s Arms, the Portskewett Inn and the Rose Inn all highly rated for their pub grub, and Knight of Bengal and The Indian Cottage recommended for Asian flavours.Nearby Chepstow has an even wider choice, with 48 restaurants and gastro pubs listed, led by The Riverside Wine Bar, the Oriental dishes of Shangri-La, the Italian delights of Mamma Mia and the Mediterranean mezes of Mythos.EducationAt Redrow, we understand how important education is to our family homebuyers, and so we always try to build close to good schools. At Mill Meadows, you’ll find the estyn ‘good’ rated Archbishop Rowan Williams primary school just a short distance from the development, Ysgol Gymraeg Y Ffin a Welsh Medium Primary school approximately 2 miles from the development, with a choice of other highly recommended primary schools in nearby Caldicot.For older pupils, Caldicot Comprehensive School is just a short distance away in the town, and is also rated ‘good’ by estyn.LeisureIn nearby Caldicot there are a number of sporting facilities within the vicinity and further afield at Spytty Retail Park on the outskirts of Newport there is a multi-screen cinema and bowling centre.St Pierre Golf & Country Club is also nearby. Chepstow Leisure Centre has numerous facilities including a swimming pool, fitness suite, multi-purpose sports hall, aerobics/dance studio and outdoor multi use games area.For those wishing to get nearer to nature Offa's Dyke Path is a long-distance footpath following closely the Wales–England border. Opened in 1971, it is one of Britain's National Trails and draws walkers from throughout the world.ShoppingChepstow town centre which is a 10 minute drive, has over 130 shops, a full range of banks, a variety of independent restaurants and cafes which are within easy walking distance of 1,000 spaces car park. Cribbs Causeway, Bristol is a large out-of-town shopping centre approx. 16.5 miles away, and Cardiff and Newport are within a 30 minute drive.TransportExcellent road networks to the M4 approx. A mile away, City of Newport is approx. 15 miles away, City of Bristol approx. 23 miles away, Chepstow approx. 6 miles away and City of Cardiff approx. 30 miles away.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 Mill Meadows, SudbrookAbout the DevelopmentNestled on the banks of the Severn estuary between the two famous bridges, Sudbrook enjoys a peaceful way of life. Yet you’ll find yourself within easy reach of Chepstow, Newport and the cosmopolitan shopping and leisure of Bristol just across the water, plus you’ve got the excellent local facilities of Caldicot right on your doorstep.Redrow’s Mill Meadows has a range of 2,3 and 4 bedroom homes which includes the Lifestyle range from our award winning Heritage Collection, that combines the best of traditional architecture and modern, family friendly interiors. Remember on some properties you only require a 5% deposit with Help to Buy and Redrow could help sell your old home too with our Help to Sell scheme.AmenitiesThere are a number of Supermarkets within a short drive from Sudbrook including Waitrose, Marks & Spencers and Asda.Doctors Surgery – Portskewett Surgery, 12a Main Road, Portskewett, Caldicot, (NP26 5SG)0.5 miles away Caldicot Medical Group, Woodstock Way, Caldicot (NP26 5AB) 2 miles away Dentist – The Bridges Dental Surgery, 6 Newport Road, Caldicot (NP26 4HX) 2 miles away Caldicot Community Dental Clinic, Caemawr Road, Caldicot (NP26 4EW) 2.2 miles away DiningTrip advisor lists more than a dozen places to eat in Caldicot, with the Rock and Fountain, The Golden Lion, The Miller’s Arms, the Portskewett Inn and the Rose Inn all highly rated for their pub grub, and Knight of Bengal and The Indian Cottage recommended for Asian flavours.Nearby Chepstow has an even wider choice, with 48 restaurants and gastro pubs listed, led by The Riverside Wine Bar, the Oriental dishes of Shangri-La, the Italian delights of Mamma Mia and the Mediterranean mezes of Mythos.EducationAt Redrow, we understand how important education is to our family homebuyers, and so we always try to build close to good schools. At Mill Meadows, you’ll find the estyn ‘good’ rated Archbishop Rowan Williams primary school just a short distance from the development, Ysgol Gymraeg Y Ffin a Welsh Medium Primary school approximately 2 miles from the development, with a choice of other highly recommended primary schools in nearby Caldicot.For older pupils, Caldicot Comprehensive School is just a short distance away in the town, and is also rated ‘good’ by estyn.LeisureIn nearby Caldicot there are a number of sporting facilities within the vicinity and further afield at Spytty Retail Park on the outskirts of Newport there is a multi-screen cinema and bowling centre.St Pierre Golf & Country Club is also nearby. Chepstow Leisure Centre has numerous facilities including a swimming pool, fitness suite, multi-purpose sports hall, aerobics/dance studio and outdoor multi use games area.For those wishing to get nearer to nature Offa's Dyke Path is a long-distance footpath following closely the Wales–England border. Opened in 1971, it is one of Britain's National Trails and draws walkers from throughout the world.ShoppingChepstow town centre which is a 10 minute drive, has over 130 shops, a full range of banks, a variety of independent restaurants and cafes which are within easy walking distance of 1,000 spaces car park. Cribbs Causeway, Bristol is a large out-of-town shopping centre approx. 16.5 miles away, and Cardiff and Newport are within a 30 minute drive.TransportExcellent road networks to the M4 approx. A mile away, City of Newport is approx. 15 miles away, City of Bristol approx. 23 miles away, Chepstow approx. 6 miles away and City of Cardiff approx. 30 miles away.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 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 The Hollies At Great Milton ParkAbout the DevelopmentThe Hollies at Great Milton offers three and four-bedroom family homes in a superb country location, with a wealth of dedicated facilities right on your doorstep. Just minutes from the M4 and within easy reach of Newport and Cardiff beyond, this exciting new development will grow to have its own schools, village centre and shops, along with acres of open space to enjoy.Beyond the park you’ll discover great local shopping at Newport Retail Park, world class golf and leisure facilities and a choice of excellent English and Welsh language schools close by.These award-winning Heritage Collection homes, offering exceptional Arts and Crafts architecture, combined with modern, family-friendly interiors designed around the way you live today. Remember, you only need 5% deposit to secure your family’s future with Help to Buy, and if you have an existing home, Redrow can Help to Sell too.Visit our show homes today and see how easily you could become a part of Great Milton Park as it grows to become Newport’s most sought-after development.AmenitiesThere are local convenience stores for your day to day needs in nearby, Ringland, with a Tesco Extra and a large Asda at Newport Retail Park.For doctors, register with Eveswell Surgery, or Isca Medical Centre, and for dentists, try Isca Dental Practice.DiningThe Milton Hotel, just along Cot Hill, offers friendly family dining with great pub grub. The Rib Smokehouse Bar and Grill in the Coldra Court Hotel is well worth a visit together with the Steak on Six at the Celtic Manor Hotel that has been voted the best restaurant in Newport on Wales Online.Newport Retail Park is home to a number of well known family favourites, including a Harvester, Nandos, kfc and McDonalds, and there is a Toby Carvery close by on Coldra Road. Head into Newport and you’ll discover a huge choice of eateries for every taste and budget.EducationThere is a choice of both English language and Welsh language schools close to the development, many of which come highly rated. Milton Primary is a recent amalgamation of Milton Infants and Juniors, both of which received an ‘excellent’ rating in their last estyn inspections. St Gabriel’s rc Primary has been rated ‘good’, while for Welsh language primary education, Ysgol Gymraeg Casnewydd was also rated ‘excellent’.For older pupils, Llanwern High School is just a short walk away, while Lliswerry High School (Ysgol Uwchradd Llysweri) offers lessons in both English and Welsh.LeisureThere is so much to do in and around Newport that you’ll be spoiled for choice. Right on your doorstep you’ll find Llanwern Park and Llanwern Golf Club, with the magnificent facilities of Celtic Manor Golf and Country Club just across the motorway. Sports fans can also enjoy rugby at Newport Gwent Dragons, football at Newport County fc and even racing at nearby Chepstow.For a great day out amongst some of Britain’s most beautiful scenery, head north to Pontypool, just 12miles away, where you’ll find the start of the Brecon Beacons National Park. For evening entertainment, there is a Cineworld cinema at Newport Retail Park, saving the hassle of going into the city, while the city itself has a choice of cinemas and theatres, along with great bars and restaurants.ShoppingYou can enjoy shopping at all levels within easy reach of Great Milton Park. The brand new £90m Friars Walk Shopping Centre is the jewel in the crown of a revitalised Newport, anchored by major names such as Debenhams and Marks & Spencer. This superb new centre offers a huge range of stores, along with cafes and restaurants, making it a real hub of city shopping. The city also boasts the Kingsway Centre. You’ll also find over 30 top name stores including Boots, H&M, Marks & Spencer, New Look, Clarks and Next, plus seven places to eat, just around the ring road at Newport Retail Park.For even more choice, the major malls and fascinating independent stores of Cardiff and Bristol are both just a short train ride away, or a few junctions along the M4.TransportJunction 24 of the M4 is just minutes away from the development, while the A48 Newport ring road offers easy access to all areas of the city. Newport is 4miles, Cwmbran 8miles, Cardiff 20miles and Bristol 28miles.There are regular busses into town, where you can connect with mainline rail services at Newport Station. Trains to Cardiff take just 13minutes, with Chepstow 23minutes, Bristol 40minutes and direct trains to London Paddington taking under two hours.Opening HoursMonday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Tuesday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Wednesday - 12:00pm - 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 The Hollies At Great Milton ParkAbout the DevelopmentThe Hollies at Great Milton offers three and four-bedroom family homes in a superb country location, with a wealth of dedicated facilities right on your doorstep. Just minutes from the M4 and within easy reach of Newport and Cardiff beyond, this exciting new development will grow to have its own schools, village centre and shops, along with acres of open space to enjoy.Beyond the park you’ll discover great local shopping at Newport Retail Park, world class golf and leisure facilities and a choice of excellent English and Welsh language schools close by.These award-winning Heritage Collection homes, offering exceptional Arts and Crafts architecture, combined with modern, family-friendly interiors designed around the way you live today. Remember, you only need 5% deposit to secure your family’s future with Help to Buy, and if you have an existing home, Redrow can Help to Sell too.Visit our show homes today and see how easily you could become a part of Great Milton Park as it grows to become Newport’s most sought-after development.AmenitiesThere are local convenience stores for your day to day needs in nearby, Ringland, with a Tesco Extra and a large Asda at Newport Retail Park.For doctors, register with Eveswell Surgery, or Isca Medical Centre, and for dentists, try Isca Dental Practice.DiningThe Milton Hotel, just along Cot Hill, offers friendly family dining with great pub grub. The Rib Smokehouse Bar and Grill in the Coldra Court Hotel is well worth a visit together with the Steak on Six at the Celtic Manor Hotel that has been voted the best restaurant in Newport on Wales Online.Newport Retail Park is home to a number of well known family favourites, including a Harvester, Nandos, kfc and McDonalds, and there is a Toby Carvery close by on Coldra Road. Head into Newport and you’ll discover a huge choice of eateries for every taste and budget.EducationThere is a choice of both English language and Welsh language schools close to the development, many of which come highly rated. Milton Primary is a recent amalgamation of Milton Infants and Juniors, both of which received an ‘excellent’ rating in their last estyn inspections. St Gabriel’s rc Primary has been rated ‘good’, while for Welsh language primary education, Ysgol Gymraeg Casnewydd was also rated ‘excellent’.For older pupils, Llanwern High School is just a short walk away, while Lliswerry High School (Ysgol Uwchradd Llysweri) offers lessons in both English and Welsh.LeisureThere is so much to do in and around Newport that you’ll be spoiled for choice. Right on your doorstep you’ll find Llanwern Park and Llanwern Golf Club, with the magnificent facilities of Celtic Manor Golf and Country Club just across the motorway. Sports fans can also enjoy rugby at Newport Gwent Dragons, football at Newport County fc and even racing at nearby Chepstow.For a great day out amongst some of Britain’s most beautiful scenery, head north to Pontypool, just 12miles away, where you’ll find the start of the Brecon Beacons National Park. For evening entertainment, there is a Cineworld cinema at Newport Retail Park, saving the hassle of going into the city, while the city itself has a choice of cinemas and theatres, along with great bars and restaurants.ShoppingYou can enjoy shopping at all levels within easy reach of Great Milton Park. The brand new £90m Friars Walk Shopping Centre is the jewel in the crown of a revitalised Newport, anchored by major names such as Debenhams and Marks & Spencer. This superb new centre offers a huge range of stores, along with cafes and restaurants, making it a real hub of city shopping. The city also boasts the Kingsway Centre. You’ll also find over 30 top name stores including Boots, H&M, Marks & Spencer, New Look, Clarks and Next, plus seven places to eat, just around the ring road at Newport Retail Park.For even more choice, the major malls and fascinating independent stores of Cardiff and Bristol are both just a short train ride away, or a few junctions along the M4.TransportJunction 24 of the M4 is just minutes away from the development, while the A48 Newport ring road offers easy access to all areas of the city. Newport is 4miles, Cwmbran 8miles, Cardiff 20miles and Bristol 28miles.There are regular busses into town, where you can connect with mainline rail services at Newport Station. Trains to Cardiff take just 13minutes, with Chepstow 23minutes, Bristol 40minutes and direct trains to London Paddington taking under two hours.Opening HoursMonday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Tuesday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Wednesday - 12:00pm - 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 The Cedars At Great Milton Park, LlanwernAbout the DevelopmentThe Cedars at Great Milton offers three and four-bedroom family homes in a superb country location, with a wealth of dedicated facilities right on your doorstep. Just minutes from the M4 and within easy reach of Newport and Cardiff beyond, this exciting new development will grow to have its own schools, village centre and shops, along with acres of open space to enjoy.Beyond the park you’ll discover great local shopping at Newport Retail Park, world class golf and leisure facilities and a choice of excellent English and Welsh language schools close by.These award-winning Heritage Collection homes are ready to move into right away, offering exceptional Arts and Crafts architecture, combined with modern, family-friendly interiors designed around the way you live today and if you have an existing home, use our scheme Help to Sell, leaving you free to choose the home you’ve always dreamed of.Visit our show homes today and see how easily you could become a part of Great Milton Park as it grows to become Newport’s most sought-after development.AmenitiesThere are local convenience stores for your day to day needs in nearby, Ringland, with a Tesco Extra and a large Asda at Newport Retail Park.For doctors, register with Eveswell Surgery, or Isca Medical Centre, and for dentists, try Isca Dental Practice.DiningThe Milton Hotel, just along Cot Hill, offers friendly family dining with great pub grub. The Rib Smokehouse Bar and Grill in the Coldra Court Hotel is well worth a visit together with the Steak on Six at the Celtic Manor Hotel that has been voted the best restaurant in Newport on Wales Online.Newport Retail Park is home to a number of well known family favourites, including a Harvester, Nandos, kfc and McDonalds, and there is a Toby Carvery close by on Coldra Road. Head into Newport and you’ll discover a huge choice of eateries for every taste and budget.EducationThere is a choice of both English language and Welsh language schools close to the development, many of which come highly rated. Milton Primary is a recent amalgamation of Milton Infants and Juniors, both of which received an ‘excellent’ rating in their last estyn inspections. St Gabriel’s rc Primary has been rated ‘good’, while for Welsh language primary education, Ysgol Gymraeg Casnewydd was also rated ‘excellent’.For older pupils, Llanwern High School is just a short walk away, while Lliswerry High School (Ysgol Uwchradd Llysweri) offers lessons in both English and Welsh.LeisureThere is so much to do in and around Newport that you’ll be spoiled for choice. Right on your doorstep you’ll find Llanwern Park and Llanwern Golf Club, with the magnificent facilities of Celtic Manor Golf and Country Club just across the motorway. Sports fans can also enjoy rugby at Newport Gwent Dragons, football at Newport County fc and even racing at nearby Chepstow.For a great day out amongst some of Britain’s most beautiful scenery, head north to Pontypool, just 12miles away, where you’ll find the start of the Brecon Beacons National Park. For evening entertainment, there is a Cineworld cinema at Newport Retail Park, saving the hassle of going into the city, while the city itself has a choice of cinemas and theatres, along with great bars and restaurants.ShoppingYou can enjoy shopping at all levels within easy reach of Great Milton Park. The brand new £90m Friars Walk Shopping Centre is the jewel in the crown of a revitalised Newport, anchored by major names such as Debenhams and Marks & Spencer. This superb new centre offers a huge range of stores, along with cafes and restaurants, making it a real hub of city shopping. The city also boasts the Kingsway Centre. You’ll also find over 30 top name stores including Boots, H&M, Marks & Spencer, New Look, Clarks and Next, plus seven places to eat, just around the ring road at Newport Retail Park.For even more choice, the major malls and fascinating independent stores of Cardiff and Bristol are both just a short train ride away, or a few junctions along the M4.TransportJunction 24 of the M4 is just minutes away from the development, while the A48 Newport ring road offers easy access to all areas of the city. Newport is 4miles, Cwmbran 8miles, Cardiff 20miles and Bristol 28miles.There are regular busses into town, where you can connect with mainline rail services at Newport Station. Trains to Cardiff take just 13minutes, with Chepstow 23minutes, Bristol 40minutes and direct trains to London Paddington taking under two hours.Opening HoursMonday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Tuesday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Wednesday - 12:00pm - 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 Churchlands, LisvaneAbout the DevelopmentJust five miles from Cardiff and within easy reach of the M4, Churchlands, Lisvane is perfectly placed to give you the very best of both worlds. Not only will you enjoy a delightful rural location, with Redrow investing in superb facilities including cricket and football pitches, fully equipped playgrounds and lots of public open spaces.; You’ll also benefit from easy access to the city, with Redrow once again investing in infrastructure such as road improvements, bus lanes and cycleways to make your journey easier.Coming soon, subject to planning, Churchlands will offer a choice of three and four-bedroom homes near Cardiff from our award-winning Heritage Collection, combining classic architecture with modern, family friendly interiors.With fine family homes in a sought-after location, this is sure to be a popular development, so register your interest today and put yourself at the front of the queue.AmenitiesThere is a Sainsbury’s supermarket just a mile and a half from the development in Llanishen and a Morrisons just a little further in Thornhill for your weekly shop, while the Lisvane convenience store will take care of your day to day needs.For GPs, North Cardiff Medical Centre is the closest clinic (Sat Nav CF14 9BB, call while dentists can be found at Llanishen Dental Centre (Sat Nav cf 14 5AA, call .DiningYou can dine out in style close to home with The Old Cottage, Lisvane or The Black Griffin Inn. Naturally, Cardiff has a host family favourites, with from pizza, pasta and burgers from all the big names. The city is also home to delightful waterside dining around Cardiff Bay and there are some superb restaurants in the city centre, including Wales Online winner, Heaneys, bbc Food favourite, Restaurant James Sommerin and Time Out’s top tip, The Clink.EducationWhen it comes to giving your children the ideal start in life, you’ll be spoiled for choice at Churchlands. You’ll find both Welsh and English language schools within easy reach, along with well-regarded Catholic schools for both primary and secondary pupils.The local primary, Llysfaen Primary School, is just a short walk away and is rated ‘good’ by Estyn, with the Welsh language Ysgol-y-Wern rated ‘excellent’. For older pupils there is a choice of LLanishen High School, Corpus Christie Catholic High School or Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Bro Edern.There are also a number of popular universities in and around the city, saving money for stay at home students.LeisureSouth Wales is a spectacular place to set up home, with something for everyone to enjoy, from the mountains of the Brecon Beacons in the north, to the beaches of South West Wales, from the glorious countryside to the cosmopolitan capital.Cardiff has so much to offer, with international rugby, football and cricket, along with a choice of cinemas and theatres, including the New Theatre, Sherman Theatre and Wales Millennium Centre. You’ll also find international artists on show with regular concerts at the Principality Stadium.Closer to home, you can find a range of sports at Llanishen Leisure Centre, as well as a choice of challenging courses at Cardiff and Llanishen golf clubs and private Health & Fitness clubs nearby.ShoppingBoth Lisvane and nearby Llanishen have a small selection of shops, but with the city so close, you simply won’t need them. Cardiff has something to suit all styles and budgets, from the 1.4million sq ft of St David’s Shopping Centre, packed with major brands, to the quirky independents of Cardiff’s six historic arcades. Head for Cardiff Bay to browse the sophisticated shops and fashion boutiques, or you can avoid the city altogether with a choice of out of town retail parks, including Cardiff gate, Leckwith and Culverhouse Cross.TransportRedrow will be making a significant contribution to the local commuter system to ensure that your journey into the city runs smoothly, whether it’s for work or play. The development is just five miles from Cardiff City Centre, with regular busses saving the hassle of parking. Alternatively, trains from nearby Llanishen and Thornhill Station will have you in the city in a matter of minutes. Trains from Cardiff Central reach London in around two hours.You are just as well placed for heading further afield too, with the M4 J32 for westbound and J30 for eastbound, both just a short drive away. Heading east, Newport is 10miles with Bristol beyond at around 40miles. Heading west, Swansea is also around 40miles away. For holidays, weekends away and business trips, Cardiff Airport is approximately 20miles away.Opening HoursMonday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Tuesday - Closed, Wednesday - Closed, Thursday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Friday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Saturday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Sunday - 10:00am - 5:30pm

Superb third floor apartment with two bedrooms, forming part of a traditional building, conveniently placed for easy access to the city centre and the central universities, in the high amenity area of Newington.This bright and well-proportioned apartment offers well-planned accommodation with many fine period features. The high ceilings throughout offer an elevated feeling of space and light, with simple cornicing and working shutters in all rooms (except kitchen). It also benefits from an excellent level of storage, a fantastic open outlook to the rear of the property and sash and case double glazing. Early viewing of the property is highly recommended.The accommodation comprises hallway with storage cupboards, rear facing living room/dining room with fantastic open outlook, fitted kitchen with rear view outlook, two double bedrooms both with working shutters, bathroom with mains shower over bath and drying pulley and separate WC. Gas central heating, sash & case double glazed windows with working shutters in all rooms (except kitchen), security entryphone system, well-maintained rear garden and permit parking.

Particularly fine and wonderfully light third floor corner flat with lift access.LocationOxford Terrace is an imposing Victorian Terrace in the West End, designed by the well known architects Peddie & Kinnear and built in 1859.It is situated on the edge of the New Town within 10 minutes walk of Princes Street and the heart of the city.There are excellent local shops in nearby Queensferry Street and cosmopolitan Stockbridge, with a Waitrose and Sainsbury's supermarket close by.St. George's, Mary Erskine's, Stewart's Melville, Fettes College and The Edinburgh Academy all within easy reach and there are excellent sporting facilities available at The Dean Tennis & Squash Club, The Grange Club and Drumsheugh Swimming Baths.For a small annual fee keys can be obtained for the delightful Dean Gardens by the Water of Leith.DescriptionFlat 4,11 Oxford Terrace is an immaculate lateral flat located on the corner of Oxford Terrace and Lennox Street. Entered by an impressive shared entrance hall with a stair and passenger lift to the third floor the property provides elegant accommodation of considerable character within an A listed building. The flat has been recently upgraded to a high standard and retains much of its original period charm.Doors from the landing lead into a welcoming reception hall and from here the accommodation flows to the principal reception and bedrooms.Looking north west towards Fettes College is the spacious sitting room with its central fireplace with gas effect fire, cornice work, working shutters and two windows seats from where the views can be admired. There is an additional seating atrium below the cupula, in the hall, which provides an abundance of natural light.Adjacent to the sitting room is the principal bedroom and a dressing room. The dining room completes the accommodation on the north side of the building.To the rear there are two spacious double bedrooms which have a southerly aspect and fine views over Lennox Street, the Dean Gardens and beyond to Edinburgh Castle.There are two well appointed and contemporary bathrooms which complete the accommodation.Turning to the left from the entrance hall takes you to the practical breakfasting kitchen, utility room and W/C. From the utility room there is a secondary entrance to the flat allowing groceries to be taken straight into the kitchen.On the ground floor and basement level there is private store room. Both rooms provide excellent additional storage space for items which are not required every day.Externally, there is a well maintained communal garden which is laid to lawn edged by mature flower beds, shrubs and trees. The garden can be accessed from the flat and also from an access gate on Lennox Street Lane.Square Footage: 2033 sq ft

17 Wolvercote Green is an impressive, large, detached eighteenth century stone property with an abundance of character. It is located in a stunning position in Wolvercote with glorious views across the Green and Port Meadow to Wytham Woods.The current owners have lived there for over twenty years. Previous inhabitants include poet and novelist John Wain and his family.The ground floor consists of a good sized reception room with wood burner, a study, cloakroom and an extended kitchen/dining room with electric Aga, second reception, walk-in larder, and utility room.On the first floor is a large master bedroom, three further bedrooms, one with ensuite and one a mezzanine and a bathroom. The top floor consists of a kitchenette, and a further bedroom with ensuite and windows on three sides with far reaching views.There are gardens to the front, side and rear with a patio area and rear access to an off road parking space and garage.The house offers great potential in a spectacular and rural position while being part of Oxford City.Sitting right on the edge of Wolvercote Green, this property has an almost unrivalled position within the village.Wolvercote benefits from a doctors surgery, four public houses, a village shop, a weekly market, a primary school and of course - Port Meadow. At 440 acres, Port Meadow is a sssi and runs along The Thames from Wolvercote right down to Jericho.Easy access to the A40, A34 and M40 are all close by. Oxford Parkway train station offers direct trains to London in under an hour.

A stunning Victorian villa tastefully refurbished and extended by the current owner. The end result is simply exquisite with a mix of period features and interior design. Upon entering into the hallway, the sitting room can be found on the right hand side with a charming woodburning stove and encaustic style tiled hearth and painted surround, complimented by a feature wall and storage cupboards at either side. The windows have been fitted with New England style shutters giving privacy to the front. The room has been finished with a solid partridge wood parquet floor and ornate ceiling cornicing. Proceed through into the dining room/inner hall where a feature gas fire and wardrobe style storage can be found. The beautiful parquet flooring continues into this area. There is access into the wine cellar and a ground floor cloakroom. The inner hall opens up into the kitchen/dining room which is flooded with natural light from the vaulted ceiling lights. The luxury handmade kitchen has been fitted with marble work surfaces, under cupboard lighting, a white electric Aga and a centre island with an inset sink and seating. The floor has been finished in large tiles which extend out onto the garden terrace. There is space for separate dining and a living/lounging space with folding doors leading out onto the rear garden.On the first floor is the light and airy main bedroom with double windows fitted again with New England shutters and an array of wardrobes. There is a concealed bespoke ensuite by an award winning bathroom designer with walk-in shower, floor to ceiling feature marble wall and contrasting marble floor, oval free standing bath, double vanity stand of Corion sinks and counter top, all finished tastefully with black matt fittings A further bedroom with bespoke ensuite shower can also be found on this floor. On the second floor there are further two bedrooms and a bespoke bathroom.This property benefits from a basement studio apartment or separate home office, fully equipped with shower room and kitchen having its own separate entrance from the front, used by the current owner for holiday and long term lets.SituationLying within this particularly sought after residential area of North Oxford, Stratfield Road is one of the side roads leading off the Banbury Road in Summertown. The City of Oxford with the Dreaming Spires is world renowned for its university and architectural beauty and has been home to royalty and scholars for over 800 years. Forming part of the North Oxford conservation area, Summertown is a lovely residential area with a high percentage of period properties. The property is superbly located with easy access to a wide range of schools including St Philip and St James, The Dragon, Summer Fields, Magdalen College, St. Edward’s, Wychwood, Oxford High and Cherwell. The delightful University Parks and St. Giles are close by with access to the City centre and a vast array of facilities including theatres, museums, cinemas, shops and restaurants. There are frequent buses to the City centre and to Oxford mainline railway station and the new Oxford Parkway station with regular trains to London and beyond.OutsideThe property is approached via a pathway leading to the house and steps down to the basement studio. The pathway is part paved with Victorian style tiles. The main garden lies at the rear of the property accessed from the main kitchen living space via folding doors. The large tiles continue from the kitchen into the garden forming a terrace. The garden is mainly lawned with pretty planted beds and enclosed by timber fencing. Midway down the garden is a circular paved area for sitting and there is a separate paved dining area at the end of the garden and also a useful garden shed.

A stunning Victorian villa tastefully refurbished and extended by the current owner. The end result is simply exquisite with a mix of period features and interior design. Upon entering into the hallway, the sitting room can be found on the right hand side with a charming woodburning stove and encaustic style tiled hearth and painted surround, complimented by a feature wall and storage cupboards at either side. The windows have been fitted with New England style shutters giving privacy to the front. The room has been finished with a solid partridge wood parquet floor and ornate ceiling cornicing. Proceed through into the dining room/inner hall where a feature gas fire and wardrobe style storage can be found. The beautiful parquet flooring continues into this area. There is access into the wine cellar and a ground floor cloakroom. The inner hall opens up into the kitchen/dining room which is flooded with natural light from the vaulted ceiling lights. The luxury handmade kitchen has been fitted with marble work surfaces, under cupboard lighting, a white electric Aga and a centre island with an inset sink and seating. The floor has been finished in large tiles which extend out onto the garden terrace. There is space for separate dining and a living/lounging space with folding doors leading out onto the rear garden.On the first floor is the light and airy main bedroom with double windows fitted again with New England shutters and an array of wardrobes. There is a concealed bespoke ensuite by an award winning bathroom designer with walk-in shower, floor to ceiling feature marble wall and contrasting marble floor, oval free standing bath, double vanity stand of Corion sinks and counter top, all finished tastefully with black matt fittings A further bedroom with bespoke ensuite shower can also be found on this floor. On the second floor there are further two bedrooms and a bespoke bathroom.This property benefits from a basement studio apartment or separate home office, fully equipped with shower room and kitchen having its own separate entrance from the front, used by the current owner for holiday and long term lets.SituationLying within this particularly sought after residential area of North Oxford, Stratfield Road is one of the side roads leading off the Banbury Road in Summertown. The City of Oxford with the Dreaming Spires is world renowned for its university and architectural beauty and has been home to royalty and scholars for over 800 years. Forming part of the North Oxford conservation area, Summertown is a lovely residential area with a high percentage of period properties. The property is superbly located with easy access to a wide range of schools including St Philip and St James, The Dragon, Summer Fields, Magdalen College, St. Edward’s, Wychwood, Oxford High and Cherwell. The delightful University Parks and St. Giles are close by with access to the City centre and a vast array of facilities including theatres, museums, cinemas, shops and restaurants. There are frequent buses to the City centre and to Oxford mainline railway station and the new Oxford Parkway station with regular trains to London and beyond.OutsideThe property is approached via a pathway leading to the house and steps down to the basement studio. The pathway is part paved with Victorian style tiles. The main garden lies at the rear of the property accessed from the main kitchen living space via folding doors. The large tiles continue from the kitchen into the garden forming a terrace. The garden is mainly lawned with pretty planted beds and enclosed by timber fencing. Midway down the garden is a circular paved area for sitting and there is a separate paved dining area at the end of the garden and also a useful garden shed.

Built in 1938-9, Dry Leys is an exceptional example of late 1930s architecture, positioned in a highly sought-after rural location ten miles to the west of Oxford. Internal living space measures approximately 3,880 sq ft, beautifully apportioned across two sweeping storeys. The seven acres of gardens are rich and interesting with pockets of woodland, an avenue of nut trees, an orchard and a self-contained garden lodge.Occupying a private, secluded position, the house is set back some distance from the road, fronted by its own two-acre paddock. An extended driveway lined with specimen trees opens into a wide turning point at the front of the house, with a canopy porch and original oak door providing the main entrance. Typical of its time, the Stamford brickwork is set behind a parapet wall with a rounded extension at the westerly end of the building. The wonderful original Crittal doors and windows feature throughout.The internal living space is introduced by a light reception hall with panelled walls, a stone fireplace and fine arched French windows allowing light to flood through and opening directly onto the terrace. To the immediate right sits the drawing-room; a sophisticated space with the original oak-strip sprung floor running underfoot, a stone fireplace with steel canopied grate and an expansive bay window looking west across the garden.A beautifully light dining room is to the left of the entrance hall, with a second set of French windows offering access to the garden. The housekeeper’s quarters also sit on this side of the ground floor; a snug with a secondary staircase leading to the first floor, the original kitchen, sensitively extended for practical modern living and an adjoining Butler’s pantry and utility room.A sweeping oak staircase with exceptional joinery detailing leads to a wide and open landing on the first floor. The principal bedroom sits to the right of the plan with a walk-in wardrobe, birch-strip floor and west-facing bay window looking out to the garden. The ensuite bathroom retains the original half-tiled walls and cork flooring.Four further bedrooms and two additional bathrooms run the length of the first floor, with a large heated linen cupboard positioned at the furthest point.Externally, an expansive terrace stretches across the southerly facade of the house, providing a secluded space for entertaining in summer months. The immediate curtilage is laid to lawn, with an immaculately maintained yew hedge creating a tidy division to the self-contained Finnish lodge. The broader gardens encompass delightful areas of mature woodland, an avenue of nut trees and a railway carriage set in the boughs of the trees. A detached garage and a garden store are also included in the plot.Frilford sits three miles to the west of Abingdon and ten miles south of the city of Oxford. The schools are a major draw to the area including Magdalen College School, Oxford High School, Abingdon, Headington, St. Helens & St. Katharine’s, St. Edwards, Radley, Chandlings, the Dragon, the Manor and Summerfields. The house also sits within the catchment area of a selection of primary schools with good and outstanding Ofsted rating, the nearest of which include Appleton and Marcham Church of England Primary Schools.Transport connections to the capital are good, with a direct service provided from Didcot Parkway (a 15-minute drive from the house) to London Paddington in approximately 41 minutes. Services from Oxford to London run every half an hour, with a journey time of around 58 minutes.

Built in 1938-9, Dry Leys is an exceptional example of late 1930s architecture, positioned in a highly sought-after rural location ten miles to the west of Oxford. Internal living space measures approximately 3,880 sq ft, beautifully apportioned across two sweeping storeys. The seven acres of gardens are rich and interesting with pockets of woodland, an avenue of nut trees, an orchard and a self-contained garden lodge.Occupying a private, secluded position, the house is set back some distance from the road, fronted by its own two-acre paddock. An extended driveway lined with specimen trees opens into a wide turning point at the front of the house, with a canopy porch and original oak door providing the main entrance. Typical of its time, the Stamford brickwork is set behind a parapet wall with a rounded extension at the westerly end of the building. The wonderful original Crittal doors and windows feature throughout.The internal living space is introduced by a light reception hall with panelled walls, a stone fireplace and fine arched French windows allowing light to flood through and opening directly onto the terrace. To the immediate right sits the drawing-room; a sophisticated space with the original oak-strip sprung floor running underfoot, a stone fireplace with steel canopied grate and an expansive bay window looking west across the garden.A beautifully light dining room is to the left of the entrance hall, with a second set of French windows offering access to the garden. The housekeeper’s quarters also sit on this side of the ground floor; a snug with a secondary staircase leading to the first floor, the original kitchen, sensitively extended for practical modern living and an adjoining Butler’s pantry and utility room.A sweeping oak staircase with exceptional joinery detailing leads to a wide and open landing on the first floor. The principal bedroom sits to the right of the plan with a walk-in wardrobe, birch-strip floor and west-facing bay window looking out to the garden. The ensuite bathroom retains the original half-tiled walls and cork flooring.Four further bedrooms and two additional bathrooms run the length of the first floor, with a large heated linen cupboard positioned at the furthest point.Externally, an expansive terrace stretches across the southerly facade of the house, providing a secluded space for entertaining in summer months. The immediate curtilage is laid to lawn, with an immaculately maintained yew hedge creating a tidy division to the self-contained Finnish lodge. The broader gardens encompass delightful areas of mature woodland, an avenue of nut trees and a railway carriage set in the boughs of the trees. A detached garage and a garden store are also included in the plot.Frilford sits three miles to the west of Abingdon and ten miles south of the city of Oxford. The schools are a major draw to the area including Magdalen College School, Oxford High School, Abingdon, Headington, St. Helens & St. Katharine’s, St. Edwards, Radley, Chandlings, the Dragon, the Manor and Summerfields. The house also sits within the catchment area of a selection of primary schools with good and outstanding Ofsted rating, the nearest of which include Appleton and Marcham Church of England Primary Schools.Transport connections to the capital are good, with a direct service provided from Didcot Parkway (a 15-minute drive from the house) to London Paddington in approximately 41 minutes. Services from Oxford to London run every half an hour, with a journey time of around 58 minutes.

Dry Leys is a unique proposition providing elegant and generously proportioned accommodation arranged over two floors. Built in the late 1930s architecturally there are obvious signs that there was an Art Deco and Neoclassical influence with good symmetry, parapet wall to roof and arched windows within the reception rooms allowing the southerly light to flood into the main living spaces. The house is bursting with original features from the stone fireplaces and oak panelled walls to the majestic oak staircase and original oak strip flooring throughout the hall and the principal reception rooms. There is a drawing room at the western end of the house with a bay window and open fire, a dining and kitchen/breakfast room at the rear and to the front, the butler’s quarters with pantry and snug. Beyond the kitchen is a large larder, laundry room and double garage.Upstairs are five bedrooms. The master bedroom enjoys the view from the bay window and has a dressing room and en suite. There is also a family bathroom, shower room and heated linen cupboard.The house is approached by a tree lined driveway that sweeps around and towards the front beside two acres of pasture. The main drive branches off and to the rear of the house where there are two double garages, one of which is detached. The grounds are magnificent with lawn interspersed among woodland with an array of native trees that create a private and secluded environment. There is also a self-contained Finnish log cabin screened discreetly by a yew hedge.Frilford is a very popular village renowned for its excellent position in relation to the outside world. Access to London is via the main line from Didcot Parkway station to London Paddington in approximately forty five minutes. Schooling in the area is exceptional with Abingdon prep within a mile and Abingdon town within three miles for Abingdon School, St Helen’s & St Katherine’s, The Manor and Cothill. Oxford is within ten miles for St Edwards, The Dragon, Summerfields and Chandlings. Cokethorpe School and St Hughs are in the opposite direction. Frilford Heath is well known for its members only golf course within three miles of the property and Millets Farm next door. The nearby market towns of Abingdon, Wantage and Witney provide a wider range of amenities and retail.

New England elegance in the Oxfordshire countryside.Located in a semi-rural setting on the edge of Oxford, this stunning home offers extensive family accommodation of exceptional quality and taste, set within grounds of c.0.7 acres.With beautifully appointed accommodation of 3200 sq ft over three storeys, the property offers everything that the discerning buyer needs for modern family life. The centre piece of the of the house is the superb, open plan kitchen/family room, which is fitted to a high specification and with views over the gardens.The versatile ground floor accommodation also includes a spacious drawing room with open fireplace and bespoke shelving and cabinets, dining room, playroom, snug/bedroom six with ensuite shower room, large utility room and separate boot room.The five bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms are arranged over the top two floors, and includes an impressive principal bedroom suite with dressing room and en-suite bathroom.Outside, the property is screened by hedging, and is approached via a gated, gravelled driveway which also leads to an attractive, detached, timber-built double bay carport and log store.To the rear of the house, is a large, flagstone terrace providing a perfect place for al-fresco entertaining, while a mature silver-birch tree with timber, circular seat provides a lovely, shady place to relax. From the terrace, steps lead to an area of lawned garden with a raised section of decking providing another seating area or, as is the case here, a very useful space to place a trampoline.Mature hedgeline separates the next expanse of garden, which is divided into two distinct areas; the first being a further area of lawn with mature trees, a large, timber storage building and a fantastic, rustic treehouse. The final area of garden has been left as a delightful wildflower meadow with mown paths, and a variety of fruit trees including apple, pear, quince and plum.Please contact the office for further information or to arrange a viewing.

A substantial property with lovely gardens in a beautiful rural settingLocationSituationThe property is set on the edge of the village of Frieth, surrounded by stunning countryside in the heart of the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village has two pubs and a local primary school while there are plenty of shops, including supermarkets, leisure facilities and further schooling in Marlow and Henley-on-Thames, both of which are six miles away.There are a wide choice of both state and private schools in the area, specifically Frieth Primary School in the village and the renowned grammar school Sir William Borlase in Marlow for secondary education.There is a mainline train service from High Wycombe (32 minutes to London Marylebone). Access to the M40 is within six miles. There is extensive riding and walking in the surrounding countryside.DescriptionFrieth Court is a stunning property, occupying the major part of a large period house in a peaceful location on the edge of Frieth village. The property backs onto beautiful open countryside and features splendid gardens, while inside, there is well laid out accommodation, complemented by a variety of attractive period details.On the ground floor there is a spacious sitting room with a triple aspect, including French doors opening onto the south-facing front gardens, and an open fireplace. There is also a formal dining room with painted timber panelling to the walls and an elegant chandelier light fitting. The cosy snug provides further space in which to relax as a family, while a painted wrought-iron spiral staircase leads to the basement, and an additional reception room. The kitchen and dining room has plenty of storage space, granite worktops and an Aga.Upstairs there are five bedrooms, four of which are doubles, with the fifth bedroom currently being used as a study. The large principal bedroom features an en suite bathroom, while the three other double bedrooms are all of a similar size. There is a family bathroom with a freestanding roll-top bathtub and a separate shower unit, as well as a separate shower room.OutsideA gravel driveway leads to the side of the house and provides plenty of parking space, as well as access to the double garage. The gardens are mainly found to the front of the house, with its sunny south-facing aspect. There are extensive rolling lawns, paved terracing and pathways, beautiful flowerbeds with roses and a variety of other colourful flowers and plants, well-trimmed hedgerow and a number of mature trees. Beyond the gardens there are views of the magnificent fields and countryside.DirectionsFrom Henley-on-Thames, take the A4155/Marlow Road north away from the town centre, and after three miles, turn left onto Skirmett Road. Continue for two miles, before turning right onto Colstrope Lane and then after a mile, at the junction, turn left onto Paramoor Lane, following the sign for Frieth. Continue for a mile, into Frieth, and just after the road bends to the right, turn left onto Innings Road. After half a mile, you will find the entrance to the property on your right-hand side.