Refurbished home in sought after city conservation area.
Having undergone an extensive program of updating including re-roofing, the installation of solar panels and an EV charging point, internal and external decoration, and landscaping amongst other things, this semi-detached home is offered for sale in good order and has the benefit of being sold with no onward chain.
The property has versatile accommodation over two storeys composed of three bedrooms and bathroom to the first floor, and dual aspect sitting room, study, kitchen, breakfast room, utility and shower room to the ground floor.
Outside, the front garden has been landscaped to provide off-street parking for several vehicles and attractive flower and shrub borders. Low brick walling and a section of trellis to the front boundary gives a degree of privacy. Access to the rear garden is via a pathway running to the side of the house. Immediately behind the house, and accessible from french doors leading from the sitting room, is a paved terrace giving a sheltered, private spot to dine al-fresco or simply relax. The remainder of the garden is laid mainly to lawn enclosed by timber panel fencing. The garden extends to an approximate depth of 54ft (16.44m) and has a pleasant, westerly aspect.
Old Marston Village is a conservation area within the city that still retains a distinctive, village feel and is served by two public houses (The Red Lion and the riverside Victoria Arms), the Church of St Nicholas (the oldest building in Old Marston dating from the early 1100s) as well as a library. There is excellent access to the city centre, John Radcliffe Hospital, Headington and Summertown via road, cycle paths or the number 14 bus service running through the village. If travelling further afield, Oxford Parkway station is located c.3.6 miles away with a fast connection to London Marylebone, and the Northern Bypass road gives good access to the A/M40 and A34.
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Council Tax Band D
