Woodstock Road, Central North Oxford, OX2

A handsome bay fronted Edwardian semi-detached house built in 1902 to a design by H.W. Moore, accessed from Frenchay Road.

With a floor area of 4,465 sq ft arranged mainly over three floors with basement. The property provides a substantial and beautifully presented home of elegant proportions typical of its era with spacious rooms and the feeling of light and space enhanced by high ceilings and large windows including stunning stained-glass windows to the half landings. Situated on the corner of Frenchay Road, the house is complemented by a west facing walled garden and a gated driveway providing ample off-road parking.

To the ground floor, arranged off the welcoming reception hall with staircase rising to the first floor, are the three principal reception rooms. The drawing room is a particularly attractive room with marble fireplace and large bay window to the front and the study/sitting room also with fireplace, has fitted cupboards and shelving to one wall. Arranged at the rear of the house enjoying an outlook over the garden, the dining room, kitchen and conservatory provide an excellent entertaining and family gathering space. Off the kitchen is the utility room with access to the rear garden. In addition, leading off the reception hall are the boot room, W.C. and access to the basement and wine cellar.

At first floor level are the master bedroom with dressing area and a newly fitted spacious bathroom with free standing bath and large walk-in shower. Also on this floor are a further double and fitted dressing room. On the half landing as you approach the first floor, is a small double bedroom with an ensuite shower room. On the second floor are four further bedrooms and a further bathroom arranged on the half landing.

Accessed from Frenchay Road, gates open to the gravelled driveway which provides parking for several cars. The west facing rear garden is an attractive feature of the property providing a secluded setting with mature borders and a terrace leading off the conservatory and kitchen. The garden also features a fantastic studio with bifold doors, currently used as a gym but has been fully wired for office use also.