Polstead Road, Oxford, OX2
£2,800,000
Guide price
Guide price
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Bedrooms: 6
An elegant and beautifully proportioned townhouse built in 1890 to a design by H W Moore set on the southern side of a much coveted North Oxford road.
Arranged over three floors the house enjoys superb proportions with high ceilings and spacious rooms throughout. The ground floor has a welcoming entrance hall which leads to a sitting room and dining room, a study and a wonderful kitchen/family room. The kitchen provides a good range of solid wood units and an Aga with a family dining area at the rear. The ground floor enjoys plenty of natural light. In the basement is a workshop, wine cellar, WC and utility room with washing machine, fridge/freezer and built-in storage. The first floor accommodates a principal bedroom with en suite, two more bedrooms and a separate WC, and on the second floor are three further spacious bedrooms and a family bathroom. The house is approached through an enclosed front garden bounded by a wall at the front and sides. The rear garden can be accessed from the front via a side entrance porch and is also walled to three sides, mainly laid to lawn with well stocked herbaceous borders and some fruit trees.
Oxford City Council. Tax Band G
The property is situated in the heart of the North Oxford Conservation Area, arguably the most sought after area of the historic centre flanked by the River Cherwell and University Parks to the east, and the River Thames and Port Meadow to the west. The property is in proximity to the popular Oxford schools, and the local centre of Summertown provides a good range of everyday shops doctors and dentists surgeries, gyms, library and an eclectic mix of cafes and restaurants. The local pubs and restaurants of Jericho are nearby as is the more local and reputable The Anchor gastro pub on the corner of Polstead and Hayfield Road. Access to the city centre is via the Woodstock Road upon which there is a regular and frequent bus service.
Arranged over three floors the house enjoys superb proportions with high ceilings and spacious rooms throughout. The ground floor has a welcoming entrance hall which leads to a sitting room and dining room, a study and a wonderful kitchen/family room. The kitchen provides a good range of solid wood units and an Aga with a family dining area at the rear. The ground floor enjoys plenty of natural light. In the basement is a workshop, wine cellar, WC and utility room with washing machine, fridge/freezer and built-in storage. The first floor accommodates a principal bedroom with en suite, two more bedrooms and a separate WC, and on the second floor are three further spacious bedrooms and a family bathroom. The house is approached through an enclosed front garden bounded by a wall at the front and sides. The rear garden can be accessed from the front via a side entrance porch and is also walled to three sides, mainly laid to lawn with well stocked herbaceous borders and some fruit trees.
Oxford City Council. Tax Band G
The property is situated in the heart of the North Oxford Conservation Area, arguably the most sought after area of the historic centre flanked by the River Cherwell and University Parks to the east, and the River Thames and Port Meadow to the west. The property is in proximity to the popular Oxford schools, and the local centre of Summertown provides a good range of everyday shops doctors and dentists surgeries, gyms, library and an eclectic mix of cafes and restaurants. The local pubs and restaurants of Jericho are nearby as is the more local and reputable The Anchor gastro pub on the corner of Polstead and Hayfield Road. Access to the city centre is via the Woodstock Road upon which there is a regular and frequent bus service.
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