Banbury Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX2

*SHORT LET* Available now until the 5th September. This distinguished Late Victorian townhouse, once home to renowned antiquarian Percy Manning, offers more than 2,250 sq ft of beautifully proportioned accommodation in one of North Oxford's most sought-after locations, just moments from Summertown's vibrant shopping parade.

Rich in period charm, the property retains an array of original features, including wooden flooring, elegant feature fireplaces with ceramic surrounds, and stained-glass panes set within the west-facing bay windows. The generous ground floor accommodation comprises two impressive reception rooms, complemented by a spacious kitchen and separate utility room, offering excellent versatility for modern family living.

Arranged over the upper floors there is a living room and four well-proportioned bedrooms. There is a dedicated laundry area on the second floor.Two family bathrooms are also conveniently positioned across the split-level layout. Please note the middle bedroom on the second floor as per the floorplan is locked and not included.

To the rear, a bright and expansive lawned garden extends to approximately 100 ft in length, offering excellent outdoor space and exciting potential to create off-street parking or garage storage, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Combining substantial living space, timeless period character, and an unrivalled central Summertown position, this is an exceptionally rare offering.

Location

Ideally situated just a short stroll from the heart of Summertown, the property enjoys immediate access to an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and everyday amenities.

The home falls within the catchment area for The Cherwell School and is conveniently located for several of North Oxford's most highly regarded independent schools, including St Edward's School, The Dragon School, and Oxford High School.

Excellent transport connections provide easy access to Oxford city centre, while Oxford Parkway railway station, approximately one mile away, offers direct services to London Marylebone. The nearby A34, A40 and M40 also provide convenient routes for travel across the region and beyond.