61 properties for sale in Oxford in Bridgend Oxford

Cash offers over £150,000 only required for these two traditional bay fronted semi detached houses and 2 storey garage with large driveway and large gardens for sale in one lot.Both properties require full modernisation and full renovation! Offering potential for restoring the two dwellings or conversion to one large dwelling or apartment complex (subject to planning permission).The property is situated in a secluded location between David Court and a commercial lock up building within 1/4 mile from the village centre at Pontycymer and approximately 6 miles from the M4 at Jct 36. Cycle tracks and lakes are also within 1 mile (approximately). Hillside views and mature trees screen the site.Each property has shared porch, main hallways, 3 reception rooms, 2 and 3 bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens and huge potential.Externally there are gardens to rear and large side driveway. On site there are 2 central heating oil tanks, outbuildings and greenhouse. Also there is a 2 storey garage at the entrance with its own access requiring major improvement.Strictly by appointment with Peter Morgan Estate Agents. Please telephone .Mortgage AdviceFor personal mortgage advice contact our whole of market Financial Adviser Clive Williams on option 1 option 1.No 190 Ground FloorPorchuPVC lean to porch serving both houses. Front door toHallwayStaircase to first floor. Period archway. Dado rails. Corniced ceiling. Understairs recess.Reception Room (14' 5" x 12' 3" or 4.40m x 3.74m)uPVC double glazed bay window to front. Tiled fireplace with alcoves. Corniced ceiling.Reception Room (12' 11" x 11' 0" or 3.93m x 3.35m)uPVC double glazed window to rear. Stone feature fireplace. Alcoves.Reception Room (13' 0" x 9' 8" or 3.95m x 2.94m)uPVC double glazed window to side. Alcoves. Laminate flooring.Kitchen (12' 4" x 10' 11" or 3.76m x 3.32m)uPVC double glazed window to rear and door to side. A range of wall mounted and base units.First floorLandingDado rails. Coving. Access to bedrooms andBathroom (12' 3" x 9' 7" or 3.74m x 2.93m)uPVC double glazed window to side. Close coupled wc, bidet, pedestal hand wash basin and corner bath in burgundy. Full width store cupboard.Bedroom 1 (17' 2" x 16' 6" or 5.22m x 5.04m)5.22m x 5.04m x 4.00m (17' 2" x 16' 6" x 13' 1") approx.Large bedroom with potential to split into two. UPVC double glazed bay and casement window to frontBedroom 2 (10' 7" x 10' 3" or 3.22m x 3.12m)uPVC double glazed window to rear.ExteriorFrontageRight of way access to front. Side entrance toSide CourtyardOutbuilding and concrete patio. Door to kitchen.Rear GardenOil fuel tank. Flat garden with mature trees screening hills to rear.No 192 Ground FloorPorchuPVC lean to porch serving both houses. Front door toHallwaySpindled staircase to first floor. Period archway. Corniced ceiling. Dado rail. Radiator.Reception Room (14' 11" x 12' 2" or 4.54m x 3.72m)uPVC double glazed bay window to front and casement window to side. Tiled fireplace. Alcoves. Corniced ceiling. Radiator.Reception Room (14' 0" x 10' 1" or 4.26m x 3.07m)uPVC double glazed windows to side and rear. Tiled fireplace. Alcoves. Radiator.Reception Room (13' 1" x 10' 0" or 3.98m x 3.04m)uPVC double glazed window and door to side. Understairs storage cupboard. Tiled fireplace. Radiator.Utility Room (11' 8" x 6' 0" or 3.55m x 1.84m)uPVC double glazed window to rear. Free standing oil central heating boiler (not tested).First floorLandingBalustrade and spindles. Access to bedrooms andBathroom (8' 3" x 6' 10" or 2.51m x 2.08m)uPVC double glazed window to side. Feature internal window to rear. Pedestal hand wash basin, wc and bath in white. Tiled walls and floor. Radiator.Kitchen / Dining Room (16' 7" x 17' 0" or 5.05m x 5.17m)5.05m x 5.17m x 4.06m (16' 7" x 17' x 13' 4") approx.Originally bedroom 1, now a first floor kitchen. UPVC double glazed bay window and casement window to front. UPVC double glazed window to side. Fitted wall mounted and base units. Integral stainless steel oven, grill, microwave, hob, extractor hood, fridge and freezer. Radiator. Picture rails.Bedroom 2 (10' 7" x 10' 6" or 3.22m x 3.21m)uPVC double glazed window to rear. Radiator.Bedroom 3 (9' 11" x 10' 2" or 3.03m x 3.10m)3.03m x 3.10m x 2.21m (9' 11" x 10' 2" x 7' 3") approx.Airing cupboard. Built in store cupboard. UPVC double glazed window to side.ExteriorFrontageRight of way access and parking area.Detached GarageDilapidated condition. Offering potential for various uses. Separate/ its own driveway/ access.Side GardenCurrently laid with concrete providing further parking are for 8 cars. Open access toRear GardenLarge rear garden. Turfed. Screened by mature trees and hillside view to rear. Oil fuel tank.

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 MaltingsAbout the DevelopmentSituated midway between the thriving town of Newport and the ever developing new town of Cwmbran, The Maltings at Llantarnam is perfectly placed for work, leisure and an excellent choice of both state and independent schools. You’ll also find the cosmopolitan Welsh capital of Cardiff less than half an hour away by train, with the vast open spaces of the Brecon Beacons just as close in the other direction.In short, The Maltings delivers the very best of everything, just like the superb Heritage Collection homes we’re building there, which combine traditional architecture with modern, family friendly interiors. The Maltings offers three and four bedroom detached and semi-detached homes near Newport, and you could own one of them with just a 5% deposit with Help to Buy.AmenitiesThere are Spar and Tesco Express convenience stores just along the A4051, with Sainsburys, Asda and Lidl all available nearby in Cwmbran.For doctors, register with Oak Street Surgery, Cwmbran (Sat Nav NP44 3LT, call while for dentists try Llantarnam Dental on Llantarnam Road (Sat Nav NP44 3BH, call .DiningThere are a number of family friendly pubs close to the development, offering a range of great pub grub, including the Three Blackbirds Inn, Parc y Prior Inn and the Three Horseshoes. Nearby Cwmbran has an even wider choice, with top rated restaurants such as Trios, Tiffin’s Indian Buffet, Ruby’s Bar and Grill, and Castaways, along with more great gastro pubs such as The Gate, Castell y Bwch and the Bush Inn.For a real treat, book a table for luxury dining at Celtic Manor, or head into Newport for a wide selection of excellent restaurants.EducationWith both Newport and Cwmbran within easy reach, you have a huge selection of high schools to choose from, including Newport High School, Croesyceiliog School, and Fairwater High School.Younger pupils also have a great choice, with Malpas Park Primary, Malpas Court Primary and Llantarnam Community Primary all within easy reach.The Rougemont School truly offers ‘a school for life’ with pupils from 3 to 18 years old all achieving top results at this estyn ‘excellent’ rated independent school.LeisureLlantarnam Leisure Centre has a wide range of facilities, and the town has a good selection of sports clubs for all interests and abilities. Llanyrafon Golf club lies close to the development, or you can treat yourself to a world class round at Celtic Manor, home of the Ryder Cup, on the edge of Newport.For evening entertainment, Cwmbran is home to a multi-screen cinema and a ten-pin bowling alley at Leisure @Cwmbran, along with the Congress Theatre. Nearby Newport also has cinemas plus the Riverfront Theatre and the Dolman Theatre.Further afield, Brecon Beacons National Park offers endless opportunities for outdoor activities amongst the famous hills, while Cardiff offers international rugby and test cricket at the Principality Stadium and Sophia Gardens.ShoppingCwmbran has a great reputation for shopping, with Cwmbran Shopping Centre hosting over 170 stores and expanding and improving all the time. Nearby Newport offers even more choice, with the Kingsway Shopping Centre and a wide range of big name and independent stores, while Cardiff provides everything you would expect from a capital city, with a choice of modern malls and quirky specialist stores.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 as well as the out of town shopping of Newport Retail Park.TransportThe Maltings sits just off the A4051 Malpas Road, offering direct access to Cwmbran 2miles to the north and Newport 5miles to the south. The M4 is just 3½miles south of the development, speeding you to Cardiff, 17miles away. Bristol is just 33miles and Pontypool, the gateway to the Brecon Beacons just 6miles. Both Cardiff and Bristol airports are within easy reach for holidays and business travel, both just over 30 miles away.Trains from nearby Cwmbran Station link to Newport in just ten minutes, with 76 spaces for park and ride commuters. Services also run to Cardiff in around half an hour, Bristol, via Newport in around an hour, and north to Crewe, Chester and Holyhead along the Welsh Marches Line.Opening HoursMonday - 10:00am - 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

This development offers the following schemes:Help to Buy - Wales - Move with just a 5% deposit using the Welsh Government's Help to Buy - Wales schemePart Exchange - Our part exchange schemes enables you to buy the house of your dreams – worry-free!Home Change - We can help sell your home in three simple stepsSchemes are available on selected plots only, subject to status, terms and conditions apply. Contact the development for latest information.Style DescriptionThe Oxford key features:Spacious detached family home Dual aspect living room with French doors Separate study Utility room for laundry and extra storage - with garage access Spacious kitchen/dining/family room with French doors to the gardenMaster bedroom with en suite Bedroom 2 and 3 with Jack and Jill en suiteFamily bathroom with mordern fixtures and fittingsIntegral double garageGround floorThe ground floor encompasses a separate lounge with French doors to outside, a study, utility, spacious kitchen/dining/family room with French doors to outside and a convenient downstairs cloakroom.First floorThe first floor holds The Oxford's five bedrooms and family bathroom. The master bedroom features an en suite and bedrooms two and three feature a Jack and Jill en suite.RoomsGround FloorLiving Room (4.61 x 4.12 m)Kitchen/Dining/Family Room (6.6 x 6.3 m)Study (3.37 x 2.3 m)First FloorMaster Bedroom (8.26 x 5.24 m)Bedroom 2 (4.61 x 4.19 m)Bedroom 3 (3.37 x 3.08 m)Bedroom 4 (3.08 x 2.84 m)Bedroom 5 (2.81 x 2.63 m)SpecificationSpecificationWe are a national house builder with a local approach to building your new home.We will provide you with the specification appropriate to the locality of your selected new home and development and we will explain the choice of external materials used, for example your brick colour and roof tiles. You will be able to select certain elements of the fixtures and fittings encompassing the latest designs from leading manufacturers, subject to the stage of build of your chosen home. If you wish to further personalise your new home, an exciting range of options is available to purchase from our Finishing Touches scheme. Our experienced sales team is on hand to guide you through the choices available to you depending again on the stage of build.Quality AssuredYour new home will be built in accordance with all relevant technical and building regulations, in particular the Government's Code for Sustainable Homes. In addition all stages of the construction of your new home will be inspected by our experienced construction staff. On completion of your new home we will provide you with a quality assured certificate for you to keep.10-year NHBC (or equivalent) WarrantyA 10-year warranty is provided with every new Charles Church home. A comprehensive guide explaining the warranty will be supplied to you.We will ensure warranties provided by the manufacturers of appliances are honoured for the first year of occupation. Our Customer Care Department is on hand to offer you the necessary guidance and assistance.About The GladesEnjoy high-end livingThe Glades is our new collection of four and five bedroom homes at Parc Derwen, a popular village community near Coity.Range of 4 and 5 bedroom homesConvenient access to Cardiff and SwanseaClose the coast and its stunning beachesLocal amenities on your doorstepWith its beautifully-designed spacious Charles Church homes, fantastic location and wealth of local amenities, The Glades is a great place to call home.Arrange an appointment now to find out more about The Glades.LeisureFor those who enjoy an active lifestyle, this is the place to be. There are many ways to explore the beautiful countryside, with routes available for horse riding, cycling or on foot to suit all abilities. If you want a different type of green then there are some fantastic golf courses to enjoy here as well. The 18-hole Royal Porthcawl hugs the coast with great sea views from most holes while the Pyle and Kenfig Golf Club combines glorious views on an undulating links course.The nearby coastal town of Porthcawl is at the centre of a collection of beaches, stretching for miles in both directions. Here you can be a true adventurer and try your hand at wind, board or kite surfing, scuba diving, kayaking, yachting, jet skiing or wakeboarding. Get away from it all on Sker Beach, surf the breakers at Rest Bay, build a sandcastle with the family at Sandy Bay or sail on the calmer waters of Newton Bay - and you can also take your dog for a walk on the beach any day of the year.ShoppingBridgend retains its market town atmosphere and the main pedestrianised shopping area offers a wide selection for all tastes and styles, from high street favourites to unique specialist shops and boutiques. In addition, The McArthurGlen Designer Outlet - less than a five-minute drive fromThe Glades - is the largest outlet of its kind in the country, with a beautiful setting of cafes and restaurants as well as a nine-screen cinema.TransportThe Glades lies just over a mile away from Junction 36 of the M4 motorway which means it has convenient access to both West Wales and England. The cities of Cardiff and Swansea are easily accessible for commuting as they're just a 30-minute drive away. The coast is also easily accessible with the seaside resort of Porthcawl just 8.4 miles away.Bridgend train station has quick routes east towards Cardiff and west towards Swansea – ideal for commuting or days out.Opening HoursMonday 11am - 6pm, Tuesday Closed, Wednesday Closed, Thursday 11am - 6pm, Friday 11am - 6pm, Saturday 11am - 6pm, Sunday 11am - 6pmDisclaimerImages depict typical Charles Church house type. All room dimensions are subject to +/- 50mm tolerance. This information is for guidance only and does not form any part of any contract or constitute a warranty. All information correct at time of publication and is subject to change. Please check specification by contacting the development directly.

This development offers the following schemes:Help to Buy - Wales - Move with just a 5% deposit using the Welsh Government's Help to Buy - Wales schemePart Exchange - Our part exchange schemes enables you to buy the house of your dreams – worry-free!Home Change - We can help sell your home in three simple stepsSchemes are available on selected plots only, subject to status, terms and conditions apply. Contact the development for latest information.Style DescriptionThe Oxford key features:Spacious detached family home Dual aspect living room with French doors Separate study Utility room for laundry and extra storage - with garage access Spacious kitchen/dining/family room with French doors to the gardenMaster bedroom with en suite Bedroom 2 and 3 with Jack and Jill en suiteFamily bathroom with mordern fixtures and fittingsIntegral double garageGround floorThe ground floor encompasses a separate lounge with French doors to outside, a study, utility, spacious kitchen/dining/family room with French doors to outside and a convenient downstairs cloakroom.First floorThe first floor holds The Oxford's five bedrooms and family bathroom. The master bedroom features an en suite and bedrooms two and three feature a Jack and Jill en suite.RoomsGround FloorLiving Room (4.61 x 4.12 m)Kitchen/Dining/Family Room (6.6 x 6.3 m)Study (3.37 x 2.3 m)First FloorMaster Bedroom (8.26 x 5.24 m)Bedroom 2 (4.61 x 4.19 m)Bedroom 3 (3.37 x 3.08 m)Bedroom 4 (3.08 x 2.84 m)Bedroom 5 (2.81 x 2.63 m)SpecificationSpecificationWe are a national house builder with a local approach to building your new home.We will provide you with the specification appropriate to the locality of your selected new home and development and we will explain the choice of external materials used, for example your brick colour and roof tiles. You will be able to select certain elements of the fixtures and fittings encompassing the latest designs from leading manufacturers, subject to the stage of build of your chosen home. If you wish to further personalise your new home, an exciting range of options is available to purchase from our Finishing Touches scheme. Our experienced sales team is on hand to guide you through the choices available to you depending again on the stage of build.Quality AssuredYour new home will be built in accordance with all relevant technical and building regulations, in particular the Government's Code for Sustainable Homes. In addition all stages of the construction of your new home will be inspected by our experienced construction staff. On completion of your new home we will provide you with a quality assured certificate for you to keep.10-year NHBC (or equivalent) WarrantyA 10-year warranty is provided with every new Charles Church home. A comprehensive guide explaining the warranty will be supplied to you.We will ensure warranties provided by the manufacturers of appliances are honoured for the first year of occupation. Our Customer Care Department is on hand to offer you the necessary guidance and assistance.About The GladesEnjoy high-end livingThe Glades is our new collection of four and five bedroom homes at Parc Derwen, a popular village community near Coity.Range of 4 and 5 bedroom homesConvenient access to Cardiff and SwanseaClose the coast and its stunning beachesLocal amenities on your doorstepWith its beautifully-designed spacious Charles Church homes, fantastic location and wealth of local amenities, The Glades is a great place to call home.Arrange an appointment now to find out more about The Glades.LeisureFor those who enjoy an active lifestyle, this is the place to be. There are many ways to explore the beautiful countryside, with routes available for horse riding, cycling or on foot to suit all abilities. If you want a different type of green then there are some fantastic golf courses to enjoy here as well. The 18-hole Royal Porthcawl hugs the coast with great sea views from most holes while the Pyle and Kenfig Golf Club combines glorious views on an undulating links course.The nearby coastal town of Porthcawl is at the centre of a collection of beaches, stretching for miles in both directions. Here you can be a true adventurer and try your hand at wind, board or kite surfing, scuba diving, kayaking, yachting, jet skiing or wakeboarding. Get away from it all on Sker Beach, surf the breakers at Rest Bay, build a sandcastle with the family at Sandy Bay or sail on the calmer waters of Newton Bay - and you can also take your dog for a walk on the beach any day of the year.ShoppingBridgend retains its market town atmosphere and the main pedestrianised shopping area offers a wide selection for all tastes and styles, from high street favourites to unique specialist shops and boutiques. In addition, The McArthurGlen Designer Outlet - less than a five-minute drive fromThe Glades - is the largest outlet of its kind in the country, with a beautiful setting of cafes and restaurants as well as a nine-screen cinema.TransportThe Glades lies just over a mile away from Junction 36 of the M4 motorway which means it has convenient access to both West Wales and England. The cities of Cardiff and Swansea are easily accessible for commuting as they're just a 30-minute drive away. The coast is also easily accessible with the seaside resort of Porthcawl just 8.4 miles away.Bridgend train station has quick routes east towards Cardiff and west towards Swansea – ideal for commuting or days out.Opening HoursMonday 11am - 6pm, Tuesday Closed, Wednesday Closed, Thursday 11am - 6pm, Friday 11am - 6pm, Saturday 11am - 6pm, Sunday 11am - 6pmDisclaimerImages depict typical Charles Church house type. All room dimensions are subject to +/- 50mm tolerance. This information is for guidance only and does not form any part of any contract or constitute a warranty. All information correct at time of publication and is subject to change. Please check specification by contacting the development directly.

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 - 1:00pm - 5:30pm, Thursday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Friday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Saturday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Sunday - 10:00am - 5:30pm

Skilled craftsmanship and pride may be seen as characteristics of a bygone age of architecture; yet with our celebrated Heritage Collection, these qualities have been brought back to life. With exteriors inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement, The Oxford + looks the archetype of a classic English home.Yet once inside, the 21st century lifestyle it has been designed for is evident. Chic interior design placed alongside contemporary appliances and features all contribute to making The Oxford + a home in which the modern family can enjoy an unrivalled lifestyle.With 4 bedrooms, 1 of which enjoys the luxury of an en-suite, there is plenty of room for the whole family to live together comfortably. A home of character and quality, The Oxford + could be the new home of your dreams.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 - 1:00pm - 5:30pm, Thursday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Friday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Saturday - 10:00am - 5:30pm, Sunday - 10:00am - 5:30pm

Full of character; a split level apartment with dual aspects on an incredibly south-after road in North Kensington.The property is really memorable as has a lovely ceiling height in the reception room giving a tremendous sense of space. There is a real charm to the property which makes it unsurprising that the apartment has been in the same ownership for over 15 years. Two double bedrooms are complimented by two bathrooms, and the reception space has a lovely semi-open plan kitchen ensuring that the generous space is well utilised.Oxford Gardens is a tree lined residential street in North Kensington and this stretch, with its Victorian period villas, is particularly popular.

The property, originally built in the early 20th Century, has been extended and refurbished to a high standard by the current owners and now offers flexible accommodation, in excess of 3000sqft. The ground floor offers an entrance lobby, good sized kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, WC, dining room (with working feature fireplace). There are two further reception areas, a spacious hall with feature window (and working fireplace) and a bespoke oak staircase, and through to an extensive lounge with dual aspect folding doors accessing the south facing paved patio and gardens. On the first floor there is a master suite, four further bedrooms (two en suite) and a family bathroom. Outside the property is accessed via a long private driveway and has charming gardens to both the front and the rear.The property, originally built in the early 20th Century, has been extended and refurbished to a high standard by the current owners and now offers flexible accommodation over two floors. The ground floor offers an entrance lobby, good sized kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, WC, dining room (with working feature fireplace). There are two further reception areas, a spacious hall with feature window (and working fireplace) and a bespoke oak staircase, and through to an extensive lounge with dual aspect folding doors accessing the south facing paved patio and gardens. On the first floor there is a master suite, four further bedrooms (two en suite) and a family bathroom. Outside the property is accessed via a long private driveway with a gravelled area and parking for several cars and charming gardens to both the front and the rear.

Location, location, location.Individual detached family residence with rendered elevations and attractive brick mullion detailing set on a mature plot in excess of 0.5 acres. Well proportioned five bedroom accommodation comprising three reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room and two bathrooms with the potential to further extend subject to the necessary planning consents.Situated in one of the city’s premier locations within the Headington Hill Conservation Area enjoying substantial south facing rear gardens and a lightly wooded front garden with double carport.The property is conveniently located for access to Oxford Brookes University and the London/airport coach stops which are a mile walk, and the John Radcliffe Hospital and cycle path leading through University Park to the city centre are just 0.5 miles away.Please call us to discuss the property in more detail and to book a viewing.

Property DescriptionA beautifully finished, extended four bedroom family home with a south facing kitchen/diner, three receptions, two bathrooms and outside office.Property DetailsThe house has been recently extended and refurbished by the current owners to an exceptionally high standard.This amazing four bedroom home offers a beautifully designed property ideal for modern family living.The ground floor features a large open plan, handmade kitchen and dining area that overlooks the south facing, landscaped garden.There are three additional reception rooms (sitting room, family room and study), offering flexible living accommodation to suit all requirements.There is also a separate utility room, cloakroom and numerous storage options.The first floor comprises of master bedroom, with en-suite shower room, three additional double bedrooms, family bathroom and separate cloakroom.The windows are triple glazed aluminium and the house benefits from an internal ventilation system that filters and regulates air flow throughout the property.The south facing, landscaped rear garden is very private and has access to the external office space that could be used as a studio or an annex.There is also garage and driveway parking to the front of the house.Summertown is situated in North Oxford and is regarded as the cities most affluent area.Known for its shops, schools and restaurants plus it's closeness to the A40/M40/A34 and Oxford Parkway station, providing excellent access to London and Birmingham.

Wonderful family home set in half an acre.Substantial and well-appointed home situated on the edge of Oxford set well back behind a mature tall beech hedge row with ample off-street parking and delightful rear garden. There is a vast amount of living space throughout including to the ground floor an impressively sized sitting room and two additional reception rooms all with French doors looking out and opening onto the garden. To the first floor is an incredible master suite with walk in dressing room, ensuite bathroom with separate shower and delightful walk out terrace that over looks the garden. Bedroom two also benefits from access to the walk out terrace, there are two further additional bedrooms and a family bathroom.Ideally located for Oxford City and local well regarded schools including Chandlings, The Manor, St Helen and St Katherine, Magdalen College School, Radley College, Cothill, Our Lady's Abingdon and Abingdon School. This popular area is well served by an array of facilities including a shopping centre, doctors surgery, Oxford Brookes Harcourt Hill Sports Centre (gym, squash, swimming etc at discounted rates) and dental surgeries, library and bank, as well as the Waitrose store on Botley Road. By using the public footpath / bridleway at the top of Harcourt Hill easy access is available to the beautiful country walks to (amongst others) Boars Hill, Wootton, Cumnor, the ‘secret’ Chilswell Valley and Jarn Mound.Please contact the office for further information or to arrange a viewing.

Spacious Hall * Cloakroom * Superb Living Room * Dining Room * Magnificent Kitchen/Family Room * Utility Room * Four Bedrooms * Three Bathrooms * Detached Double Garage with Store and Self Contained Annexe over with Bathroom * Sweeping Drive * Detached Office * South Facing Garden * EPC Rating: E *SituationMaidensgrove is one of the most sought after hamlets in the high Chilterns, in an area of outstanding natural beauty The 400 acres or so of Maidensgrove and Russells Water Common is very close by also giving access to the extensive bridle way and footpath network through glorious countryside.Henley-on-Thames, renowned for the Royal Regatta and Festival, is some 6 miles away to the South East, with its good range of schooling and shopping facilities. Watlington is to the North West and there is access to the motorway network via the M40 Junction 5 and the M4 Junction 8/9.Family BathroomDescriptionOriginally built in the 1960's the house has been upgraded in recent years but still offers tremendous potentialOf particular note is the lovely kitchen/family room which is aspected and designed to maximise its south facing outlook. The en-suite bathroom to the main bedroom is cleverly concealed behind a range of Mark Wilkinson bedroom furniture.OutsideDoveswood is approached via a five bar gate and a sweeping brick paviour drive leading up to the elevated house and garaging. The garden is superb being mainly lawned, interspersed with an array of specimen trees and shrubs and under sown with bulbs. There is a delightful sheltered terrace area adjacent to the house with pond and water feature.DirectionsFrom the centre of Henley proceed out of the town to the North West on the A4130 (Fairmile). Just before the dual carriageway, turn right signposted Stonor and the Assendons. Go through Middle Assendon and Stonor and on leaving the village, just before Stonor Park, turn left into Park Lane, signposted Russells Water and Maidensgrove. Proceed up through the beech woods and Doveswood will be found as the first house on the left, set up in an elevated position.

Spacious Hall * Cloakroom * Superb Living Room * Dining Room * Magnificent Kitchen/Family Room * Utility Room * Four Bedrooms * Three Bathrooms * Detached Double Garage with Store and Self Contained Annexe over with Bathroom * Sweeping Drive * Detached Office * South Facing Garden * EPC Rating: E *SituationMaidensgrove is one of the most sought after hamlets in the high Chilterns, in an area of outstanding natural beauty The 400 acres or so of Maidensgrove and Russells Water Common is very close by also giving access to the extensive bridle way and footpath network through glorious countryside.Henley-on-Thames, renowned for the Royal Regatta and Festival, is some 6 miles away to the South East, with its good range of schooling and shopping facilities. Watlington is to the North West and there is access to the motorway network via the M40 Junction 5 and the M4 Junction 8/9.Family BathroomDescriptionOriginally built in the 1960's the house has been upgraded in recent years but still offers tremendous potentialOf particular note is the lovely kitchen/family room which is aspected and designed to maximise its south facing outlook. The en-suite bathroom to the main bedroom is cleverly concealed behind a range of Mark Wilkinson bedroom furniture.OutsideDoveswood is approached via a five bar gate and a sweeping brick paviour drive leading up to the elevated house and garaging. The garden is superb being mainly lawned, interspersed with an array of specimen trees and shrubs and under sown with bulbs. There is a delightful sheltered terrace area adjacent to the house with pond and water feature.DirectionsFrom the centre of Henley proceed out of the town to the North West on the A4130 (Fairmile). Just before the dual carriageway, turn right signposted Stonor and the Assendons. Go through Middle Assendon and Stonor and on leaving the village, just before Stonor Park, turn left into Park Lane, signposted Russells Water and Maidensgrove. Proceed up through the beech woods and Doveswood will be found as the first house on the left, set up in an elevated position.

You enter into an enclosed entrance porch and on into the reception hall with stairs rising to the first floor. To your right is a formal drawing room which is triple aspect and has a fine open fireplace. To your left in what is the oldest part of the house, dating back to circa 1650, is a family sitting room looking out to the rear with another fine fireplace and a formal dining room partitioned by exposed timber framing looking out to the front. Continuing from the sitting room is another inner hall with a study to your right and the rooms to the left have recently been transformed with a new fitted kitchen which is open plan to a family dining room which is in turn opens to a family room at the rear over looking the garden. Off the family dining room is a conservatory looking out over the courtyard to the side.Upstairs is expansive with seven bedrooms and three modern bathrooms, including a guest bedroom with en-suite facilities and a sumptuous master bedroom with built in wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom and dressing area.SituationAppleford has a railway station on the Cherwell Valley Line with direct rail services to London Paddington in approximately 60 minutes and is also approximately two miles from the town of Didcot with its many amenities, mainline rail station with direct fast train services to London Paddington in approximately 45 minutes and access onto the A34, the M4 and the M40.The neighbouring village of Sutton Courtenay has local shops and a post office, and there is a far wider choice of shops, sporting clubs, facilities and amenities including a Waitrose supermarket, in Abingdon on Thames that is only approximately 3.5 miles away.There are primary schools in Sutton Courtenay and Long Wittenham as well as preparatory schools such as The Manor, Chandlings, Our Lady's, Cothill and Moulsford nearby. The village is also ideally located for the world-renowned schools in and around Abingdon, which have a school bus that stops in the village, including Abingdon School, the Dragon, St Edwards, Summer Fields, Oxford High, The European School, St Helen & St Katherine, Our Lady's and Radley College.OutsideOutside there is a central lawn immediately to the front of the house with the driveway continuing around it. To your left is the former stable block and workshop, next door to which is a triple garage with scope, subject to planning, to convert to additional accommodation. Continuing to the left of the house is an outdoor pool and pool house with shower and changing facilities. The gardens are walled and laid to lawn with mature trees, including fruit trees, flower beds and vegetable areas. The drive way is owned by Barnards, and the cost of the upkeep of the drive is shared with neighbours as they have access along it to their properties.Additional InformationThe drive way is owned by Barnards. Cost of drive upkeep is shared with neighbours and they have access along it to their properties

Comprising just six individually designed residences Signet Hill Barns sits in picturesque Cotswold countryside. The site is accessed from a country lane nestled behind a copse of mature trees. This private location has been thoughtfully arranged to include two stunning barn conversions and four new-build dwellings.The architects have retained the charmand character of the original farm buildings with modern touches and features for 21st century country living.The Grain Store is an imposing and substantial two storey barn conversion. The layout can be seen from the floor plans but particular features include the double height entrance hall, leading to the large open-plan living/dining room with wood burner, and the open-plan kitchen/family room with bifold doors which lead to the generous rear garden. There is a ground floor en-suite bedroom and large boot room and study. In addition three en-suite first floor bedrooms and two further bedrooms sharing the family bathroom.The kitchen units are by Lida Cucina with composite stone work surfaces and a range of Siemens appliances including fridge/freezer, induction hob, dishwasher, oven, microwave and warming draw, wine cabinet, washing machine and tumble dryer. The bathrooms have Villeroy & Boch sanitary wear with chrome fittings, heated towel radiators and minoli tiles. The heating is from an Air Source heat pump with under-floor heating to the ground floor.Burford is described as ‘The gateway to the Cotswolds’, Signet Hill sits in a wonderful position just to the south west of the town and has an array of local amenities and shops nearby. Burford itself has many boutique shops, a wide range of cafes and restaurants including the family owned Huffkins Bakery and Tea Rooms together with the Burford Garden Centre and Upton Smokery both located on the edge of the town. There is also a local convenience store and Post Office. Witney being just 8.5 miles away has extensive shopping facilities including a Waitrose and a Sainsburys.Primary and secondary schools nearby include; Burford School, St Peter’s in Alvescot, St Christopher’s in Langford, as well as Cokethorpe School near Witney. There is also Hatherop Castle and St Hugh’s towards Faringdon and towards Oxford the Dragon School, St Edward’s, Radley College and Oxford High School to name but a few.Communications are also good with access to Cheltenham and Oxford on the A40. Rail links are from Oxford and Charlbury to London Paddington and Marylebone.The house is complemented by a detached double garage and good sized gardens.

Description Located in the prestigious Cumnor Hill, this brand new home offering stunning high quality interiors is now available to view.The ground floor features a large galleried reception hall with full height glass frontage and Italian Porcelain tiles, utility room, WC and two bedrooms, one with en-suite, family room and cloakroom There is also a stunning open plan kitchen / sitting / dining area with SieMatic kitchen and bifold doors to the landscaped rear garden. The first floor offers a substantial master bedroom with en-suite, three further bedrooms, two of which have en-suites and a family bathroom. The rear of the property has a private landscaped garden, with the front there is off street parking for several vehicles and a detached carport. Cumnor Hill is a much sought after area to the west of Oxford City centre, with good access to the A34, leading to both the M4 and M40 motorways linking to London, Heathrow, the Midlands and the West. In addition to all the amenities offered by Oxford itself, a full range of everyday facilities can be found very nearby in Botley, including a shopping centre, primary school, doctors' and dentists' surgeries, library, bank and three churches. Further up the hill, the pretty country village of Cumnor has a fine parish church, pubs, post office, independent shops and primary school. As well as being home of the world renowned Oxford University, there is an excellent choice of private schools in the area including Chandlings, The Manor, St Helen's & St Katharine's, Magdalen College, Radley College, Cothill, Our Lady's Abingdon, Abingdon School, The European School at Culham, Headington School, Oxford High, St Edward's and The Dragon.

A beautifully appointed 5/6 bedroom detached family house of approximately 5000 sqft set in landscaped gardens of 0.5 acres with views across open farmland.Constructed approximately 10 years ago by the current owners and built to exacting standards incorporating modern conveniences and advanced technology to provide a comfortable family home for today's lifestyle. The accommodation comprises a spacious entrance hall, double aspect sitting room incorporating an integrated home cinema system, an off-set dining room, stunning open-plan kitchen/breakfast room fitted to a high specification with a host of integrated appliances and ample silestone work surfaces, office/study, sun room, utility, cloakroom and further ground floor bedroom/reception room and shower room, which would make an excellent guest suite. On the first floor is a sumptuous master suite comprising two adjoining bedrooms, two bathrooms and a dressing room; there is a further guest bedroom with en-suite; two further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The house is approached via a sweeping driveway leading to a double garage. There are landscaped gardens including an extensive patio area, areas of a lawn, well stocked flower beds and borders and a productive vegetable garden. There are several outbuildings including a detached workshop with light and power that could be used as an outdoor office or gymnasium.Video Tour Link availabe

An opportunity not to be missed ! One of five stunning individual properties forming a unique and stylish development tucked away from the road and with an outlook over Woodstock and Blenheim beyond. The site is perfectly located on the south side of Old Woodstock, just a short walk form the town centre and a few hundred yards from a pedestrian gate into Blenheim Estate. It is bounded by an old drovers track that leads into the surrounding countryside and provides a delightful walk into the neighbouring village of Wootton.Of the five properties comprising Water Brook View, three will be new detached houses in a contemporary style with first floor living space and balconies to make the most of the elevated south westerly outlook. The original period farmhouse, built of local stone and red brick, will form the basis for a pair of sympathetically converted semi-detached houses with contemporary additions.Estimated completion Summer 2019. Please contact Flowers Estate Agents for further information or a site visit.Area DescriptionWoodstock is a thriving market town located north west of Oxford and on the edge of Blenheim Palace Estate. Residents benefit from a 'walking pass' for the grounds. The town itself has an active community and a charming centre with a Post Office, churches of several denominations and a wide range of shops, hotels, restaurants and pubs. It has excellent schools/childcare facilities and good access to the well known Oxford schools including St. Edwards, Summer Fields, The Dragon, Oxford High, Headington Girls and Radley. Woodstock is conveniently located for the M40, the Cotswolds and Stratford-upon-Avon and Soho Farmhouse is approximately 10 minutes' drive away. There are a variety of commuter options for Oxford, London & the Midlands including regular buses to Oxford Parkway station providing fast (approx 55 mins) trains to Marylebone.These sales details are prepared for the convenience of prospective purchasers, and are a general outline for guidance. They do not constitute part of an offer or contract. All descriptions, dimensions, references to permission for use or occupation, and any other details, are given in good faith and are believed to be correct, but any intending purchaser should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of these details. Photographs contained in these details may have been taken with a wide angle lens.

An exquisitely presented, detached townhouse located within a much coveted side road of Summertown. The property is arranged over four floors with a hallway leading to the principal reception rooms. To the front there is a drawing room with an open fire and a bay window. The dining room leads through to a wonderful kitchen/breakfast room that has under floor heating. An inner stairwell provides passage to the other floors, including first floor with a master bedroom and en suite dressing room, a family bathroom and double bedroom, and the top floor is a large study/guest room. There is also a basement with en suite shower room.Outside, to the front is a driveway for a single car and to the rear, a mature ornamental garden with fruit trees and a summerhouse. There is side access via the porch.There are a range of amenities within walking distance 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 very 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.

A spectacular 4 bedroom "apartment" attached to the Grade II Listed Wyfold Court with its own separate front door and access to 178 acres of Park. Grand rooms with high ceilings and a top of the range, eat in kitchen. Garage & underground parking.Share of Freehold