Stone Meadow, Oxford, OX2
£1,300,000
Guide price
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Bedrooms: 4
A four bedroom family house located on the highly popular Waterways development within the St Philip & St James' school catchment area.
Built by Berkeley Homes in the early 21st Century, this four bedroom property is a model example of their flagship Blenheim style design. Arranged over three floors, the property benefits from a thoughtfully reconfigured kitchen/dining area, a utility room, WC, and a spacious reception room on the ground floor. The principal bedroom with en suite shower room and a large sitting room is located on the first floor. The second floor offers three further bedrooms, the family bathroom and access to the boarded loft storage space. Outside there are parking spaces for two cars at the front and a garden at the rear.
Oxford City Council. Tax Band G
Set within a peaceful cul-de-sac overlooking a wildlife corridor adjacent to the Trap Grounds nature conservation area, the property lies to the west of the Oxford canal towpath which leads to the city centre, railway station, and Port Meadow. Summertown is within a quarter mile and provides a good range of everyday shops, doctors' and dentists' surgeries, public library, a pool and leisure centre. North Oxford is convenient for its proximity to the excellent range of local schooling, with good access to the city centre via Woodstock Road. The A34 to the north of the city provides a link to the M40 to the south. Oxford bus and railway stations in the city centre provide a regular and frequent service to London. The Oxford Parkway station (located approximately two and a half miles north) has a direct rail link into London Marylebone within fifty-five minutes. The Nuffield Health Gym is also nearby, within a quarter mile of the property. It is also set within the catchment area for St Philip & St James' school.
Built by Berkeley Homes in the early 21st Century, this four bedroom property is a model example of their flagship Blenheim style design. Arranged over three floors, the property benefits from a thoughtfully reconfigured kitchen/dining area, a utility room, WC, and a spacious reception room on the ground floor. The principal bedroom with en suite shower room and a large sitting room is located on the first floor. The second floor offers three further bedrooms, the family bathroom and access to the boarded loft storage space. Outside there are parking spaces for two cars at the front and a garden at the rear.
Oxford City Council. Tax Band G
Set within a peaceful cul-de-sac overlooking a wildlife corridor adjacent to the Trap Grounds nature conservation area, the property lies to the west of the Oxford canal towpath which leads to the city centre, railway station, and Port Meadow. Summertown is within a quarter mile and provides a good range of everyday shops, doctors' and dentists' surgeries, public library, a pool and leisure centre. North Oxford is convenient for its proximity to the excellent range of local schooling, with good access to the city centre via Woodstock Road. The A34 to the north of the city provides a link to the M40 to the south. Oxford bus and railway stations in the city centre provide a regular and frequent service to London. The Oxford Parkway station (located approximately two and a half miles north) has a direct rail link into London Marylebone within fifty-five minutes. The Nuffield Health Gym is also nearby, within a quarter mile of the property. It is also set within the catchment area for St Philip & St James' school.
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