Elmthorpe Road, Oxford

Nestled in the highly sought-after setting of Lower Wolvercote, this deceptively spacious Edwardian residence has been thoughtfully and stylishly extended to offer exceptional open-plan living.

The ground floor opens into a large reception room, featuring a multi-fuel stove, fitted bookcases, and warm wood flooring. This welcoming space leads to a contemporary kitchen, which is well-appointed with modern units, a large Blanco Silgranit sink, a breakfast bar, and sleek quartz surfaces. The adjoining dining and family room flows seamlessly into the pretty, west-facing walled garden, creating a perfect extension of the home for indoor-outdoor living.
On the first floor, you will find a generous double bedroom with an ensuite shower room and a separate family bathroom. The principal bedroom is also on this level, featuring its own ensuite and a delightful private roof terrace.

The accommodation continues on the second floor with a superb loft conversion, providing a third double bedroom with excellent ceiling height and another ensuite shower room. Ample storage is available in the separate loft space above the principal bedroom.

Accommodation:
• Charming Period Home
• Spacious living room with multi-fuel stove
• Three double bedrooms, all with ensuite facilities
• Principal bedroom featuring a private roof terrace
• Total of four bathrooms (three ensuite, one family)
• Low-maintenance, west-facing walled garden with water feature

Location:
Wolvercote is a desirable village offering convenient access to Summertown, Oxford City, and main commuter routes, including the A40 and A34. Public transport links are excellent, with a regular local bus service, a nearby Park and Ride, and Oxford Parkway station less than two miles away. The area is highly regarded for its local amenities, including a popular primary school, the beautiful Port Meadow, and acclaimed pubs like Jacobs Inn and The Trout Inn, all within easy walking distance.

In the Owners' Words:
“We fell in love with this property because of its fantastic location and the ground-floor living space, which is a rare find in Oxford. One of our favourite things to do is the lovely canal-side walk from Wolvercote to Summertown. We also enjoy walking in Port Meadow, and getting into the city centre is effortless with the direct bus connection"

Council Tax Band E - Oxford City Council