Harcourt Hill, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX2

Ruskin house is an impressive and incredibly spacious detached family home built in 2003, and individually designed to compliment the beautiful Oxfordshire landscape with a wealth of traditional detailing blended in a modern construction. Built from locally sourced materials, with an attractive Cranbrook dark red brick under a brindle clay tile roof, Ruskin House is approached from a private road into a gated driveway with double garage and additional carport.

The large entrance hall leads to a large living room with a feature bay window, hand carved stone fire place and french doors to the patio and garden beyond, double doors lead to the dining room, also with french doors to the garden. There is a study with bay window, a family room, and a large kitchen breakfast room.

Upstairs the principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom, with shower. Bedroom two also has an en suite shower.

The top floor is a versatile space that can be used among other things as a self contained flat, games room, home office or simply additional bedrooms for the main house.

The garden is mature and has been landscaped mainly as lawn with mature borders, a summer house and a useful purpose built workshop at the far end.

Ideally situated two and a half miles away from the city centre for Oxford railway and bus station which provide regular services into London. Located to the west of the city the area also provides good access to the A34 leading to both the M4 and M40 motorways. The Westway shopping centre at nearby Botley provides a wide range of amenities and there is a Waitrose within two miles on the Botley Road. Many are drawn to Oxford for its excellent schools. Matthew Arnold School is the closest of the comprehensive schools, and renowned schools of North Oxford, Abingdon and Witney are also in easy reach.