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** guide price £140,000 - £150,000 ** One2One Estate Agents are delighted to market this two bedroom property in the sought after Griffithstown area. Internally the ground floor benefits from and entrance hall, a reception currently used as a music room, a living room, a modern kitchen, and a family bathroom. The first floor consists of a landing area and two bedrooms of which both are a double. The rear garden is tiered with decked and artificial grass areas. There are brick wall and fenced surroundings offering privacy. To the top of the garden is a rear access to the property.Main Description** guide price £140,000 - £150,000 ** One2One Estate Agents are delighted to market this two bedroom property in the sought after Griffithstown area. Internally the ground floor benefits from and entrance hall, a reception currently used as a music room, a living room, a modern kitchen, and a family bathroom. The first floor consists of a landing area and two bedrooms of which both are a double. The rear garden is tiered with decked and artificial grass areas. There are brick wall and fenced surroundings offering privacy. To the top of the garden is a rear access to the property.

**Rarelydoes the opportunity arise of acquiring a ground floor flat within the town** Hurry to See this ! ** Conveniently positioned on the level close walking distance of the harbour, sea front and a comprehensive range of shopping and schooling facilities**The Accommodation benefits full double glazing and a modern electric heating system**Provides - Ent Hall, Kitchen, Bathroom, Attractive Sitting Room, Double Bedroom, Rear Hallway, Work Room - potential further bedroom etc with independent front entrance door.Aberaeron lies alongside the main A487 coast road almost equi distant from Aberystwyth to the North and Cardigan to the South with within some 15 miles of the University town of Lampeter.Mains Electricity, Water and Drainage. Council Tax Band A.The accommodationgeneralThe Flat is Leasehold, 999 year Lease from 1978 at a ground rent of £1 per annum. The First Schedule of the Lease states that the property must be not be used for any other purpose other than a private residence.Entrance hallWith new composite entrance door with stained glass inset. Modern wall mounted 'Kyros Rointe' thermostatic controlled radiator.Kitchen8' 6" x 7' 10" (2.59m x 2.39m) max with tiled walls, fitted range of base and wall cupboard units with Formica working surfaces, stainless steel single drainer sink unit with mixer taps, telephone point.Bathroom11' 7" x 5' 7" (3.53m x 1.70m) with half tiled walls, coloured suite comprising of panelled bath, pedestal wash hand basin, shaver light and point, low level flush toilet, electric wall heater and a built in airing cupboard housing a copper cylinder tank. Heatstore thermostatic controlled radiator.Sitting room14' 7" x 10' (4.44m x 3.05m) with ornamental fireplace with Oak surround, 'Haverland' thermostatic controlled radiator, telephone point.Double bedroom11' 3" x 8' 6" (3.43m x 2.59m) with wall mounted 'Haverland' thermostatic controlled radiator.Rear hallwayWith 'Haverland' thermostatic controlled radiator. Access to large useful understairs storage cupboard. Door through to -Work room/former garage9' 5" x 14' 5" (2.87m x 4.39m) (approx.).4'2" wide front entrance door - currently used as a workroom but this provide options for utilisation as a further bedroom, relocating the bathroom to extend the kitchen etc. (stc).

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!

Fbm are always delighted to market a property in St. Davids and are proud to be associated with the sale of the new development at Bishops Court in this enviable location.The Oxford is a 3 bedroom detached bungalow comprising entrance hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms with master en-suite and family bathroom. Externally there is garden, parking and a garage.Please note The Oxford can be subject to a variation and increase on the size of the master and bedroom 2 (see floorplan).Well-respected local developers Mill Bay Developments are an award winning supplier of new homes. Previous developments include successful schemes at Letterston, Pentlepoir, Templeton, Crundale, Kilgetty, New Hedges and Cilgerran.All of Mill Bay Homes developments adhere to best practice standards and are fully compliant with hse Codes of Practice & Construction Design Management Regulations. Mill Bay Homes also requires all of its contractors to be registered with the Considerate Constructors Scheme.All properties come with a full 12 month defects period and a 10 year building warranty offering complete peace of mind for the new homeowner.The properties are built with the following specifications -Kitchen• Manufactured by Howdens Kitchens• Ceramic hob• Puck under lighting• Fan oven• Choice of kitchen units for reservations off- plan* Includes integrated fridge-freezer and dishwasherBathroom• White bathroom suite• Bristan bathroom taps and showers• Chrome finished ladder style heated towel rail• Wall mirrorInternal Finishes• Wall colour Natural Calico• Satin white skirting boards, door frames, doors and window sills• Grey uPVC finish to internal windowsExternal Finishes• Grey uPVC double glazed windows and doors• Grey uPVC soffits and fascia boards• Turf laid to rear garden• Outside tap• Close boarded fences and side gatesElectrical• Digital Freeview and satellite TV point in living room• Digital Freeview and satellite TV point in master bedroom• BT point in living room, master bedrooms and entrance hall• Lighting and double socket in garages• Fibre Optic connection for super-fast broadbandCentral Heating• Mains gas central heating• Worcester Bosch boilerThe historic cathedral city of St. Davids is world renown. Whilst it may be the smallest City in the UK it certainly packs a punch with its wide range of amenities including doctors and dentist surgeries, schooling, sports facilities, library, local shopping offering everyone from national chains to chic boutiques, pubs and restaurants.Set within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Bishops Court is within a short walk of the famous Cathedral, Bishops Palace and the other attractions on offer in this historic destination.St. Davids is one of the most popular destinations in Pembrokeshire lying on the western peninsula with access to the spectacular rugged coastline and beautiful beaches. The larger town of Haverfordwest is approximately 15 miles south east, offering a further range of shops and amenities.From Haverfordwest proceed on the A.487 for approximately 15 miles passing through the villages of Simpson Cross and Solva. Proceed into St. Davids and at the Oriel-y-Parc roundabout, take the third exit on to Glasfryn Road. Bishops Court is signposted on the left hand side as you approach the end of the road.Parking to the fore for two vehicles. Turf laid to rear garden which has close boarded fences and side gates. Outside tap. Garage.3 bedroom detached bungalowMaster en-suiteLounge, dining room and kitchenGardens, garage and parkingClose to city centre amenitiesSought after locationServices - Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage.Council Tax - tbc.Local Authority - Pembrokeshire County Council.

Fbm are always delighted to market a property in St. Davids and are proud to be associated with the sale of the new development at Bishops Court in this enviable location.The Oxford is a 3 bedroom detached bungalow comprising entrance hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms with master en-suite and family bathroom. Externally there is garden, parking and a garage.Please note The Oxford can be subject to a variation and increase on the size of the master and bedroom 2 (see floorplan).Well-respected local developers Mill Bay Developments are an award winning supplier of new homes. Previous developments include successful schemes at Letterston, Pentlepoir, Templeton, Crundale, Kilgetty, New Hedges and Cilgerran.All of Mill Bay Homes developments adhere to best practice standards and are fully compliant with hse Codes of Practice & Construction Design Management Regulations. Mill Bay Homes also requires all of its contractors to be registered with the Considerate Constructors Scheme.All properties come with a full 12 month defects period and a 10 year building warranty offering complete peace of mind for the new homeowner.The properties are built with the following specifications -Kitchen• Manufactured by Howdens Kitchens• Ceramic hob• Puck under lighting• Fan oven• Choice of kitchen units for reservations off- plan* Includes integrated fridge-freezer and dishwasherBathroom• White bathroom suite• Bristan bathroom taps and showers• Chrome finished ladder style heated towel rail• Wall mirrorInternal Finishes• Wall colour Natural Calico• Satin white skirting boards, door frames, doors and window sills• Grey uPVC finish to internal windowsExternal Finishes• Grey uPVC double glazed windows and doors• Grey uPVC soffits and fascia boards• Turf laid to rear garden• Outside tap• Close boarded fences and side gatesElectrical• Digital Freeview and satellite TV point in living room• Digital Freeview and satellite TV point in master bedroom• BT point in living room, master bedrooms and entrance hall• Lighting and double socket in garages• Fibre Optic connection for super-fast broadbandCentral Heating• Mains gas central heating• Worcester Bosch boilerThe historic cathedral city of St. Davids is world renown. Whilst it may be the smallest City in the UK it certainly packs a punch with its wide range of amenities including doctors and dentist surgeries, schooling, sports facilities, library, local shopping offering everyone from national chains to chic boutiques, pubs and restaurants.Set within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Bishops Court is within a short walk of the famous Cathedral, Bishops Palace and the other attractions on offer in this historic destination.St. Davids is one of the most popular destinations in Pembrokeshire lying on the western peninsula with access to the spectacular rugged coastline and beautiful beaches. The larger town of Haverfordwest is approximately 15 miles south east, offering a further range of shops and amenities.From Haverfordwest proceed on the A.487 for approximately 15 miles passing through the villages of Simpson Cross and Solva. Proceed into St. Davids and at the Oriel-y-Parc roundabout, take the third exit on to Glasfryn Road. Bishops Court is signposted on the left hand side as you approach the end of the road.Parking to the fore for two vehicles. Turf laid to rear garden which has close boarded fences and side gates. Outside tap. Garage.3 bedroom detached bungalowMaster en-suiteLounge, dining room and kitchenGardens, garage and parkingClose to city centre amenitiesSought after locationServices - Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage.Council Tax - tbc.Local Authority - Pembrokeshire County Council.

The four bedroom detached Oxford makes a strong first impression as a substantial, traditional family home, with bay windows, covered porch and classically styled front and garage doors. Even so, you'll still be impressed by the proportions of the interior, with ample space for everyone, both upstairs and down.Upstairs features three double bedrooms and a generous single, with an en-suite to the master bedroom. You'll also find plenty of built in storage off the central landing, as well as family bathroom.Downstairs, the integral garage takes nothing away from the space on offer, with a large separate lounge and a spacious open plan kitchen / diner stretching across the back of the house. Every detail has been carefully considered here, from the designer fitted kitchen to the quality of the integrated appliances, with a wall of glass letting the light flood in through the double width patio doors. There's even space for a utility room and downstairs cloaks plus, once again, plenty of built in storage to keep your home clutter free.Square, solid and substantial, the Oxford is as impressive to live in as it is to look at.About Millstone View, PenymynyddAbout the DevelopmentSurrounded by open countryside, yet just five miles from Chester and twenty minutes from Wrexham by train, Millstone View, Penymynydd offers the very best of both worlds. Just like the two, three and four bedroom Heritage Collection homes Redrow are building there, with their combination of Arts and Crafts inspired architecture and modern, family friendly interiors.Millstone View has something for everyone, with local schools within walking distance, easy access to the motorway network, great local shopping and all the history and culture of Chester close by. Register your interest now and we’ll keep you right up to date with all the latest news, and give you the pick of the plots when they are released. Remember, you only need 5% deposit to secure a new home near Chester for your family.AmenitiesSurrounded by open countryside, yet just five miles from Chester and twenty minutes from Wrexham by train, Millstone View, Penymynydd offers the very best of both worlds. Just like the two, three and four bedroom Heritage Collection homes Redrow are building there, with their combination of Arts and Crafts inspired architecture and modern, family friendly interiors.Millstone View has something for everyone, with local schools within walking distance, easy access to the motorway network, great local shopping and all the history and culture of Chester close by. Register your interest now and we’ll keep you right up to date with all the latest news, and give you the pick of the plots when they are released. Remember, you only need 5% deposit to secure a new home near Chester for your family.DiningThe village of Penymynydd is home to a small selection of eateries, including the Millstone and the Red Lion for pub grub, Jemoleys café / bistro and the Spanish flavours of Mediterranean.Nearby Hope hosts the Bombay Sizzler and the Bridge Inn, while Broughton Shopping Park has a choice of big name family restaurants that will always go down well as a treat!For that special occasion, Chester offers a choice of excellent fine dining, including the Michelin starred Simon Radley at The Chester Grosvenor.EducationAt Redrow, we know how important good schools are when it comes to choosing your family home, and at Millstone View, you won’t be disappointed. The local primary school, Ysgol Penyfford, rated ‘good’ by Estyn, is split over two sites, with the juniors just around the corner and the infants also within walking distance.For older pupils, a short bus ride, or a single stop on the train brings them to Castel Alun High School, in nearby Hope, which was rated ‘good with some excellent qualities’ by Estyn.For independent education, nearby Chester has some of the oldest and most respected private schools in the country.LeisureThe village of Penymynydd has a strong sense of community, with a huge range of sports clubs and societies for all ages, from tennis to ballroom dancing, with the local village hall and the Youth and Community Centre the focus of the local social scene.Nearby Broughton Shopping Park is home to a multi-screen Cineworld cinema, while the Theatr Clwyd, in Mold, has a well-earned reputation for ground- breaking arts and entertainment. For the biggest of all the box office hits, head for the huge imax screen at the Vue Cheshire Oaks.Golfers can test their skills on no less than three local courses, with a choice of two at Padeswood Golf Club and a further course at Hawarden. Deeside Leisure Centre is famous locally for its ice rink, while Hope Sports Centre offers a nearby alternative, with a range of indoor and outdoor courts just minutes from the development. Plus, of course, you have the whole of the North Wales Coast and the stunning natural beauty of Snowdonia to explore, right on your doorstep.ShoppingThere’s a huge shopping choice available from Penymynydd, with something for everyone. For fashion and home wares, head for Broughton Shopping Park with over 30 stores to choose from. For city centre shopping, try Eagles Meadow in Wrexham, the Grosvenor Shopping Centre in Chester or the £1bn Liverpool One development, just a short train ride away. Designer bargains can be found in abundance at Cheshire Oaks, with big names at knockdown prices, while for something unique and unusual, the fascinating independent shops and stores of Chester’s magical rows will enchant and intrigue you.TransportJust minutes from the A55, linking Chester with the North Wales Coast, Penymynydd couldn’t be better placed. Both the M53 and M56 are within easy reach, speeding you to Liverpool or Manchester, while Chester is just 5miles, Wrexham 10miles and Liverpool just 30miles. Buckley, Hawarden, Mold, Queensferry and Connahs Quay are all close by.Trains from the local station, Penyffordd, link to Wrexham in just 19minutes and Liverpool, via Bidston, in an hour, while from Chester you can be in London, direct, in just 2hours. Liverpool John Lennon Airport and Manchester Airport are both around 40minutes drive.Opening HoursMonday - 11:00am - 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

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. Register your interest today and be one of the first to know the new about new releases for this development. 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. Register your interest today and be one of the first to know the new about new releases for this development. 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 Parc Plymouth At PlasdŵrAbout the DevelopmentJust three miles from the centre of Cardiff, or fifteen minutes by train, Parc Plymouth in the village of Radyr is perfectly placed for commuting, world class sports, superb shopping and a wide choice of leisure options. Yet with so much going on right on your doorstep in this vibrant community, you may never need the bright lights of the big city.Plasdŵr is creating a world class community within a delightful country park setting, far from the congestion of the city, yet within easy commuting distance. A huge amount of planning and investment is going into Plasdŵr, including £40m for education and over £27m for transport improvements, to create a vibrant, self-contained and sustainable garden city designed around the needs of its residents both now and in the future.Make sure you don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to be part of Cardiff’s landmark development. Register your interest now and we’ll keep you right up to date as the garden village progresses and give you the pick of the plots when they are released. Remember, you only need 5% deposit on your new home at Cwrt Sant Ioan with Help to Buy Wales.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: PlasdŵrAmenitiesThere are a number of convenience stores within easy reach of the development, with a large Asda store just a short drive away in Coryton for your weekly shop.For doctors, register with Radyr Medical Centre (Sat Nav CF15 8DZ, call or Danescourt Surgery (Sat Nav CF5 2SH, call . The Danescourt surgery is also home to The Courtyard Dental Care (call .DiningFor friendly local dining, head for the highly recommended Cicchetti in Radyr or the pub grub of the Kings Arms or the Gwaelod Y Garth Inn. The Orchard Coffee Shop and The Watering Can at Pugh’s Garden Village are also worth a visit for elevenses, a tasty lunch or afternoon tea.Nearby Llandaff, home of Llandaff Cathedral, has a tempting selection of restaurants representing all your favourite cuisines, from the Chinese of Summer Palace to the Mediterranean flavours of Porro, from the Asian inspired Bay leaf to the traditional British menu of the Pickled Raddish.Naturally, Cardiff has a huge choice for all tastes and budgets, and make sure you don’t miss the famous Street Food Circus when it comes to town, offering an exotic choice of Al fresco snacks.EducationHaving great education options means more than just a local primary school, and at Parc Plymouth you’ll find something for learners of all ages. Younger children can choose between Radyr Primary and Danescourt Primary, both within easy reach of the development, while older pupils will find Radyr Comprehensive even more convenient, just a short walk away. All three schools are rated ‘good’ by Estyn. The area also boasts a selection of Welsh language schools and independent schools, giving you even more choice for your children’s education.Of course, learning doesn’t have to stop when you leave school, and Radyr Neighbourhood Learning Centre, based at Radyr Comprehensive, also offers a wide range of adult education courses.LeisureRadyr is a thriving local community catering for a wide range of interests and activities, from football, rugby, cricket and tennis clubs, to drama, musical and other societies. Radyr Golf Club welcomes both playing and social members. For a delightful afternoon walk, Long Wood Nature Reserve and Hailey Park both run along the banks of the River Taff and form part of the long distance Taff trail.If that’s not enough, nearby Cardiff has even more to offer in one of the fastest growing and most vibrant cities in the UK. Enjoy international rugby action and big name concerts at the Principality Stadium, test and county cricket at Sophia Gardens and Premiership football at Cardiff City. Then come the evening, Cardiff has even more to offer, from theatres to multi-screen cinemas, friendly bars to lively nightclubs.ShoppingYou’ll find a fascinating selection of traditional and artisan shops in the Radyr village centre and nearby Morganstown, with Pugh’s Garden Village home to a number of famous name concessions.For a serious shopping trip, nearby Cardiff is hard to beat, 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 relaxed shop, take a stroll around the delightful independent stores and boutiques around Cardiff Bay. If you prefer your shopping without the hassle of city centre parking, head for the Leckwith or Culverhouse Cross retail parks.TransportJust three miles from Cardiff, Radyr is an easy commute for city workers and shoppers alike. Radyr Station has trains to Cardiff Central in around 15minutes, with as many as eight services per hour at peak times. There are also regular bus services to and from the city, which pass the development.If you’re heading further afield, junction 32 of the M4 is just minutes away, leading to Newport in 10miles and Swansea in 37miles. Heading inland, Caerphilly is just 7miles and Merthyr Tydfil, gateway to the Brecon Beacons, is just 20miles. For flights, Cardiff Airport is less than half an hour’s drive 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

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.Price is available subject to status, terms and conditions apply.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 Peterston ParkFind a place you can call home at Peterston ParkPeterston Park is our collection of stunning new homes in the village of Pontyclun in Rhondda Cynon Taf. Offering a mix of spacious four and five bedroom homes, it's ideal for growing families or those looking for more space.Sought-after semi-rural locationChoice of 4 and 5 bedroom family homesExcellent communication links via the M4Convenient shopping and leisure facilities close byArrange an appointment now to find out more about this exciting new development.Peterston Park is situated in the large village of Pontyclun, near Llanilid. Pontyclun has everything you need for day-to-day life including a Post Office, shops and cafes, and is in the perfect location for commuters as it's close to the M4 making it easy to reach Cardiff and further afield. Also the local train station has regular trains to Cardiff Central which can be reached in approximately 30 minutes away, Maesteg and Cheltenham Spa - perfect for commuting and a day out.LeisureFor sporting activities, Pontyclun has its own rugby and football club where there are great facilities, plus a small play area for children and places to take the dog for a walk. Just over 3 miles away is Pencoed swimming pool which is also home to a variety of exercise classes, children's activities and a gym.EducationDolau Primary School: Bridgend Road 2 mins from Peterson Park. Welsh and English – Green ranking best school in rct Tel: Brynnau Primary School: English – Green ranked school 0.5 miles from Peterson Park Tel: Welsh Secondary SchoolYsgol Llanhari (Secondary) - only welsh comprehensive in the area. Tel: English Secondary SchoolY Pant Comprehensive – one of the best comps in rct Tel:ShoppingTalbot Green is just less than 4 miles away from Peterston Park. It hosts a retail park with high street stores.Compact, friendly and packed with a multitude of popular attractions, Cardiff is just 19 miles away and has a top-class selection of shopping venues.Just 7 miles away, Bridgend has a choice of shopping facilities from out-of-town retail parks to small family shops. The town has a market town atmosphere and a main pedestrian shopping area offering a wide selection of shops for all styles and tastes.TransportPeterston Park is conveniently-positioned for access to the A473 and M4 with easy routes to surrounding areas of Wales and England. Cardiff is also only a 30-minute drive from Bryncae. There's a frequent bus service from Bryncae that goes to neighbouring towns and villages, including Llanharan and Dolau.Llanharan local train station is just 0.7 miles from Peterston Park development - perfect for trips to nearby cities or the weekly commute to work. For journeys further a field, Cardiff airport is also just a 30-minute drive from Bryncae.HealthLlanharan Surgery is just 1 mile from Peterston Park.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 light and attractive top floor flat forms part of a traditional tenement within the highly sought after area of Newington. The property is close to an abundance of shops, bars and restaurants, a short walk from Arthur's Seat and within easy reach of the City Centre. The kitchen and bedroom windows look out over the communal garden and onto a picturesque bowling green. In move-in condition the accommodation has many traditional features including sanded floors, working shutters and ornate cornice. Accommodation comprises secure entry phone, welcoming hallway, sitting room with recessed window and feature fireplace, modern dining kitchen, large double bedroom, box room and bathroom with shower. The property benefits from well maintained communal rear garden, on-street permit parking and gas central heating.

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

Historic mill, rarely available.LocationClifton is a small village set in the rolling countryside of North Oxfordshire and is made up predominantly of stone cottages and houses. The near by village of Deddington offers a monthly farmers market which is held at the Market Place. The village offers a range of local facilities including top quality village shops (delicatessen and butchers), co-op/post office, restaurants, public houses, primary school and churches.The nearby market towns of Bicester and Banbury, together with the University town of Oxford, provide full specialist requirements.Communication is good with mainline station at Bicester North and Banbury providing fast train services to London Marylebone (about 40 and 55 minutes peak time respectively) and M40 (J10) Ardley about 6 miles.Educational facilities in the area include primary schools in Steeple Aston and Deddington. Private preparatory schools Carrdus, (Overthorpe), St Johns Priory (Banbury), Winchester House (Brackley), Beachborough (Westbury) and The Dragon (Oxford). Senior private schools include:- Tudor Hall (girls), Bloxham, Stowe and St Edwards.(Distances and times are approximate)DescriptionClifton Mill is an historic Grade II listed former mill with origins dating back to the 15th century. Previously owned by Christchurch College and then by a local farming family, the house has recently undergone a sympathetic and substantial restoration programme. Care has been taken to maintain the property’s integrity and wealth of period features and original mill workings, whilst introducing modern day facilities and fittings.The house is of part stone and part rendered construction under part slate and part tile roofs. Period features include the mill stones, gearing, elevators, grain loft, mill wheel, deep window boards, exposed stonework, exposed timbers, flagstone floors, open fireplace, balconies.Newly installed kitchens and bath/shower rooms to both the main house and annexe bring this house firmly into the 21st century. Of note is the kitchen to the main house with window seats, inglenook fireplace/cooker space and panelled family bathroom with wooden flooring. An eye to storage has also been heeded with extensive storage found in many of the rooms.The integral two bedroom cottage allows the house to become six bedrooms and four bath/shower rooms, or to provide granny/staff annexe or income stream. Useful range of traditional thatched outbuildings comprise the Stable Block with three bay garage and offices over; the Garden Block with further garaging, storage, workshop and art studio over with glazed eastern elevation overlooking the mill stream and Cherwell Valley beyond. This would be ideal for working from home, teenager’s den or income stream, subject to the relevant consents.There are extensive mature gardens divided by the mill stream (accessed by a newly installed wooded bridge) that lead into an orchard extensively planted up with a variety of fruit trees, hornbeam hedge enclosed vegetable garden, grazing and woodland beyond planted up with variety of trees including hornbeam, willow, oak and ash, all providing an abundance of wildlife and natural habitats. There are further gardens to front, ornamental pond, parking and turning area, hard standing and cobbled area.In all about 3.14 acres.Square Footage: 5527 sq ftAcreage: 3.15 AcresDirectionsOX15 0PEFrom Banbury take the A4260 Banbury Road towards Deddington. Just before reaching the traffic lights in Deddington take the left hand turn, continue onto the T junction and take the left turn signposted Clifton. Proceed into the village of Clifton and continue through towards Somerton. At the bottom of the hill, just before the bridge, Clifton Mill is the last house on the left hand side.

The apartment has been substantially updated and improved by the current owners and is accessed by lift from the ground floor of the building. The entrance hall of the flat leads through to an open plan kitchen/dining room with fully integrated units and fitted storage. The sitting room is located just off the kitchen and has fitted bookshelves and an open fireplace. The principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom with separate shower and bath. There are three further bedrooms and two bathrooms. There is a fifth room with balcony that could either be used as an additional bedroom or a study. Outside there is a private garden accessed at the rear of the property as well as the benefit of an off-street parking space.

A striking top floor apartment in an enviable location.LocationThe property lies in the enviable setting of Norham Gardens,which is located within the North Oxford Victorian ConservationArea, with good access to Oxford City centre and the amenities of North oxford and Summertown. It is particularly well placed for all the popular Oxford schools, with nearby walks to enjoy in University Parks and along the River Cherwell.DescriptionThis is an impressive four bedroom, top floor apartment with light, flexible living accommodation spread over two floors. The apartment has been updated and improved by the current owners, and is accessed by lift from the ground floor ofthe building. The entrance hall of the flat leads through to thewelcoming, open plan kitchen/dining room, and the sitting roomlies just off the kitchen and has fitted bookshelves and an openfire place. The principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom with a separate shower and bath, and there are three further bedrooms and two bathrooms. There is a fifth room with balcony which could either be used as an additional bedroom or a study.Outside there is a private garden to enjoy, accessed at the rear of the property, and there is also the attraction of an off-street parking space.Services: Mains services connected. Gas heating.Tenure: Share of freehold. Lease of 125 years granted in March 1989.Square Footage: 1546 sq ftDirectionsFrom Oxford city centre proceed north on Banbury Road. Turnright after a distance into Norham Gardens, and the property will be found on the left.

Historic mill, rarely available.LocationClifton is a small village set in the rolling countryside of North Oxfordshire and is made up predominantly of stone cottages and houses. The near by village of Deddington offers a monthly farmers market which is held at the Market Place. The village offers a range of local facilities including top quality village shops (delicatessen and butchers), co-op/post office, restaurants, public houses, primary school and churches.The nearby market towns of Bicester and Banbury, together with the University town of Oxford, provide full specialist requirements.Communication is good with mainline station at Bicester North and Banbury providing fast train services to London Marylebone (about 40 and 55 minutes peak time respectively) and M40 (J10) Ardley about 6 miles.Educational facilities in the area include primary schools in Steeple Aston and Deddington. Private preparatory schools Carrdus, (Overthorpe), St Johns Priory (Banbury), Winchester House (Brackley), Beachborough (Westbury) and The Dragon (Oxford). Senior private schools include:- Tudor Hall (girls), Bloxham, Stowe and St Edwards.(Distances and times are approximate)DescriptionClifton Mill is an historic Grade II listed former mill with origins dating back to the 15th century. Previously owned by Christchurch College and then by a local farming family, the house has recently undergone a sympathetic and substantial restoration programme. Care has been taken to maintain the property’s integrity and wealth of period features and original mill workings, whilst introducing modern day facilities and fittings.The house is of part stone and part rendered construction under part slate and part tile roofs. Period features include the mill stones, gearing, elevators, grain loft, mill wheel, deep window boards, exposed stonework, exposed timbers, flagstone floors, open fireplace, balconies.Newly installed kitchens and bath/shower rooms to both the main house and annexe bring this house firmly into the 21st century. Of note is the kitchen to the main house with window seats, inglenook fireplace/cooker space and panelled family bathroom with wooden flooring. An eye to storage has also been heeded with extensive storage found in many of the rooms.The integral two bedroom cottage allows the house to become six bedrooms and four bath/shower rooms, or to provide granny/staff annexe or income stream. Useful range of traditional thatched outbuildings comprise the Stable Block with three bay garage and offices over; the Garden Block with further garaging, storage, workshop and art studio over with glazed eastern elevation overlooking the mill stream and Cherwell Valley beyond. This would be ideal for working from home, teenager’s den or income stream, subject to the relevant consents.There are extensive mature gardens divided by the mill stream (accessed by a newly installed wooded bridge) that lead into an orchard extensively planted up with a variety of fruit trees, hornbeam hedge enclosed vegetable garden, grazing and woodland beyond planted up with variety of trees including hornbeam, willow, oak and ash, all providing an abundance of wildlife and natural habitats. There are further gardens to front, ornamental pond, parking and turning area, hard standing and cobbled area.In all about 3.14 acres.Square Footage: 5527 sq ftAcreage: 3.15 AcresDirectionsOX15 0PEFrom Banbury take the A4260 Banbury Road towards Deddington. Just before reaching the traffic lights in Deddington take the left hand turn, continue onto the T junction and take the left turn signposted Clifton. Proceed into the village of Clifton and continue through towards Somerton. At the bottom of the hill, just before the bridge, Clifton Mill is the last house on the left hand side.

Space is the ultimate luxury, and Ellis House possesses it in abundance, both inside and out.Designed by multi award-winning Oxford Architects Adrian James, the sleek, minimal exterior of the property employs timeless materials – buff brick, blue clay tiles and porcelain paving – to connect with its environment; its bold, clean lines are redolent of a traditional barn-like structure.On entering the house, the sense of space is spectacular: The double-height kitchen–family room opens out above and below; the dramatic chimney breast acts as the focal point of the space.The spacious interiors are filled with natural light, flooding through the large, floor-to-ceiling glazing which maximises the view in every room and connects the inside with the green spaces around. Full-height ceilings upstairs extend into the apex of the roof, giving a dramatic quality to the bedrooms.The beauty and character of oak brings a warmth to the bespoke staircase and the hand-made furniture of the kitchen, study and principal bedroom, in which the wardrobes provide very generous storage. The flooring is oak throughout the first floor and oversize Italian porcelain tiling downstairs.Ellis House is fully future-ready and environmentally friendly, featuring a whole-house lighting system and wifi network, Sonos and B&W sound equipment and Cat 6 cabling. Individual room controls ensure the underfloor heating produces just the right temperature throughout the house, with the mechanical ventilation and heat recovery system providing filtered air while retaining the building's heat. Many features are app-controlled and can be adjusted from anywhere.The kitchen's oak and birch ply units are hand made, with Italian ceramic worktops; appliances are by Miele and Bosch. The bathrooms and ensuites feature stylish Italian porcelain tiles and contemporary Hansgrohe sanitary ware.Ellis House is named after the noted Architect Clough Williams-Ellis, who designed Larkbeare House, which sits further up the hillside. The green avenue between Clough House and Ellis House maintains the original vista from Larkbeare House across Chawley Valley to the hills beyond.Cumnor Hill is located on the western periphery of Oxford, with excellent access to the Oxford ring road, Oxford station, the city centre and Oxford Parkway station. Oxford and Abingdon both have a good choice of high-quality state and independent schools.The new Westway Centre will provide a new community centre, 123 bedroom hotel and 51,000 sqft of restaurant and retail space.A full specification of the house is available from Knight Frank.

Virtual tour by request Elegant home and beautiful garden.LocationDavenant Road is a popular tree lined road just north of Summertown. It is within a two mile radius of the city centre and Oxford mainline train station, with a regular service to London Paddington. To the north is Oxford Parkway, with a regular service to London Marylebone. It is well placed for all the north and central Oxford schools, and nearby Summertown has an enticing array of shops, cafes and restaurants.DescriptionThis is an elegantly presented detached family house in a popular leafy side road and complemented by well-tended mature gardens. With 2250 sq ft arranged over three floors, it is perfect for family livingThere are four good bedrooms on the first floor, together with a family bathroom and separate shower room. On the second floor is a further large room, ideal as a fifth bedroom, family guest bedroom or even as a playroom.The welcoming reception hall, with fitted bookshelving, leads to the drawing room with box bay window to the front and fireplace.The dining room leads to the sitting area opening to the terrace and, with doors linking to the impressive kitchen/breakfast room, it is ideal for entertaining and family gatherings. There is also a useful cloakroom/utility.To the front is paved parking for several cars and gated side access. The colourful, landscaped gardens are a particularly attractive feature. The large, full width paved terrace, ideal for al fresco dining, leads to the garden, which is laid to lawn with well stocked and neatly tended borders of trees, plants and shrubs. To the rear of the garden is a productive vegetable garden area and a timber store.ServicesMains services. Gas heating.Square Footage: 2250 sq ftDirectionsFrom Savills Summertown office proceed north on Banbury Road. Turn left after a distance left into Davenant Road and the property will be found on the right hand side.

Description A beautiful Victorian property situated in one of the most desirable Central North Oxford side roads. The property enjoys views to the rear over St.Johns playing fields and also benefits from a gravelled drive offering off street parking. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and comprises; entrance hall, cloakroom, sitting room, living room, large kitchen with dining area and french doors leading to the rear garden and terrace areas. The property also has the benefit of a large cellar which provides ample storage space. On the first floor; three double bedrooms and family bathroom. Stairs rising to the attractive loft conversion create a master bedroom with en suite bathroom.Situation Situated in the Cherwell and Phil & Jim school catchment area, the property is within easy walking distance of all the day to day shopping facilities of Jericho including bars, restaurants, cinema and health centre and slightly further afield the comprehensive facilities of Summertown and Oxford City Centre. Within five minutes walk of the property there is a small convenience shop, a good playground, The Anchor pub and a very popular local restaurant. Equally nearby is Port Meadow for beautiful walks, whilst the picturesque Oxford Canal offers an alternative route into Oxford City Centre, the coach station and to Oxford train station with fast routes to London and Birmingham. Three miles from the property is Oxford Parkway station with regular services into London Marylebone.Viewing arrangements Strictly by appointment with Penny & Sinclair. Prior to making an appointment to view, Penny & Sinclair strongly recommend that you discuss any particular points which are likely to affect your interest in the property with a member of Penny & Sinclair's staff who has seen the property in order that you do not make a wasted journey.Services All mains services are connected.Fixtures & fittings Certain items may be available by separate negotiation with Penny & Sinclair.Tenure & possession The property is freehold and offers vacant possession upon completion.The property is currently tenanted with the tenancy expiring 25/08/20.Council tax Council Tax Band 'F' amounting to £2,981 for the year 2020/21.Tel: local authority Oxford City CouncilCity ChambersQueen StreetOxford OX1 1ENTelephone important notice Penny & Sinclair, their clients and any joint agent gives notice to anyone reading these particulars that:I) the particulars do not constitute part of an offer or contract; ii) all descriptions, dimensions, references to the condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers should not rely on them as statement or representations of fact; iii) the text, photographs and plans are guidelines only and are not necessarily comprehensive. Any reference to alterations to, or use of, any part of the property does not mean that all necessary planning, building regulations or other consents have been obtained and Penny & Sinclair have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. A buyer or lessee must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise; iv) the descriptions provided therein represent the opinion of the author and whilst given in good faith should not be construed as statements of fact; v) nothing in the particulars shall be deemed a statement that the property is in good condition or otherwise, nor that any services or facilities are in good working order; vi) no person in the employment of Penny & Sinclair has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property; vii) all measurements are approximate.

This grand 4-bedroom duplex penthouse of 3,311 sq ft / 308 sq m is on the top two floors overlooking the park and fountain. The property is in excellent decorative order and offers period features, with high ceilings and cornices, mullion windows and solid timber doors. 2 underground car parks, tennis courts, access to 178 acre parkThe 4-bedroom duplex apartment of 3,311 sq ft / 308 sq m is on the top two floors and has panoramic views. The property is in excellent decorative order and offers period features, with high ceilings and cornices, mullion windows and solid timber doors.Wyfold Court is a spectacular Grade II* listed Gothic Mansion, which sits at the heart of this private 178 acre estate, approached through woodland and beautiful parkland. The house was designed for a cotton magnate an was built between 1874 and 1884. One of the largest private houses constructed in England its style combines the flamboyant French Gothic architecture mixed with Scots Baronial. The front façade has towers with corner turrets, gargoyles . The mansion was converted in 1999 by pj Livesey into eleven beautiful apartments.The Wyfold Estate is situated in the heart of South Oxfordshire countryside, on the edge of the Chilterns and within easy reach of the excellent shopping and leisure activities available in Henley on Thames and Reading. Main line railway services from Reading to London Paddington (approx. 28 mins) Crossrail from 2021.There are two principle reception rooms a dining room and a drawing room, as well as a separate dining area in the kitchen. All are of grand proportions with views to the park and fountain. A large marble fireplace, tall mullion windows add to the sense of history. A bespoke fitted kitchen with granite worktops and peninsular breakfast bar, has integrated appliances. The main bedroom is on the 1st floor of the duplex with a large ensuite bathroom. Both rooms over look the grounds and fountainUnderground parking, has room for two large vehicles, together with storage and can be accessed from the main house via an underground tunnel. The main house also has a communal sitting room and some grand corridors to explore.The services include gas central heating, and a private sewerage plant. The mansion is connected to fibre for fast broadband.The apartment is within the Wyfold Court mansion which is on 8 acres of ground which are share of freehold. The property has access to a 178 acre park with a 999 year lease from the 1st of January 1999. The parkland is on a separate title and is leasehold. The parkland includes two serviced tennis courts and numerous woodland pathways towards various villages.Ref: Dad