Rutherway, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX2

A classically styled home providing well-proportioned accommodation over three floors situated in a prime position giving good access to North Oxford and the city centre, with parking, and a walled rear garden with access for bicycles and bins.

The accommodation is arranged over three floors and provides an entrance hall leading to a study at the front of the property, a WC/shower, and an open plan kitchen/dining room to the rear, plus a utility room off the kitchen area. Behind this is a light filled orangery with three French windows accessing the garden.

On the first floor, there is a sizeable drawing room at the front and to the rear is the principal bedroom, with bathroom en suite.

The top floor arrangement includes a family bathroom and three additional bedrooms – one single bedroom, and two double bedrooms, one of which has a shower room en suite.

The walled garden to the rear offers a modest and private space for family and enjoyment. There is also secure access to streetside behind the Crescent properties for convenience. At the front is a parking space with EV charger for one car, plus parking is available for residents and visitors with a permit.

Local Authority: Oxford City Council. Telephone . Band G.

Tenure: FREEHOLD
Reference: OXF240006

Situation: The property lies to the west of the Oxford canal, close to Port Meadow, in Central North Oxford. This area is particularly sought after for its proximity to the excellent range of schools for all ages, whether state or independent, and close access to the centre of Oxford. Nearby, and on the way to the city centre is Jericho, a charming area well-serviced by local shops, cafes, restaurants and a cinema. Close access to major roads from the north of oxford city include the A40 westbound toward the Cotswolds, eastbound to the M40 for The North and South. And the A34 southbound toward the North Wessex Downs. The bus and railway station in the city centre provide a regular and frequent service to London, ending at Victoria and Paddington, respectively, and the Oxford Parkway, on the northern outskirts of Oxford, offer an alternative route to London, ending at Marylebone.