Oakhurst Road, Oswestry, SY11

Occupying an attractive position on Oakhurst Road, this substantial Victorian semi-detached house combines generous proportions, versatile family accommodation and a wealth of period character, with approximately 1,511 sq ft (140.4 sq m) arranged over two floors.
A particularly appealing feature of the property is its position, enjoying views over Brogyntyn Park, while remaining conveniently placed for the many amenities available within Oswestry.
The handsome red-brick exterior immediately reflects the property's Victorian heritage, with decorative brickwork, traditional architectural detailing, sash-style windows and attractive bay windows creating an impressive façade.
Internally, the house retains numerous character features including high ceilings, decorative cornicing, ceiling roses, period fireplaces and parquet-style flooring.

The ground floor offers the considerable advantage of three separate reception rooms, providing excellent flexibility for family life and entertaining.
At the front is an impressive living room measuring approximately 15'5" x 13'6" (4.71m x 4.11m). A two prominent bay windows provides excellent natural light, while the fireplace and attractive flooring enhance the room's traditional character.
The second reception room is the sitting room, approximately 15'11" x 10'5" (4.85m x 3.18m). Another generously proportioned room, it features an inset wood-burning style stove and doors providing direct access outside, making it ideal as a family room, snug or more informal living space.
The third reception room is currently arranged as a dining room, measuring approximately 11'7" x 9'7" (3.53m x 2.92m). There is ample room for a dining table and chairs, while its position adjoining the kitchen makes it particularly practical for both everyday dining and entertaining.
Beyond is the kitchen, approximately 11'10" x 9'7" (3.61m x 2.92m), fitted with a range of timber-fronted wall and base units, complementary work surfaces and tiled splashbacks.
A useful ground-floor WC completes the accommodation on this level.

First Floor
The generous proportions continue upstairs, where the property provides three established bedrooms together with a fourth bedroom/study, offering excellent flexibility.
The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, measuring approximately 15'11" x 13'6" (4.86m x 4.12m). Two windows provide plenty of natural light, while the generous proportions comfortably accommodate substantial bedroom furniture.
Bedroom two is another excellent double, measuring approximately 15'10" x 10'5" (4.83m x 3.18m), while bedroom three measures approximately 12'0" x 9'7" (3.67m x 2.92m) and provides a further well-proportioned bedroom.
The fourth bedroom/study measures approximately 9'5" x 8'4" (2.86m x 2.55m) and offers a versatile additional room, ideal as a child's bedroom, nursery, dressing room or dedicated home office.
Completing the first floor is the family bathroom, fitted with a panelled bath with shower over and WC.

Period Features
The property's Victorian character is evident throughout and represents one of the home's greatest attractions.
Notable details include high ceilings, decorative cornicing and ceiling roses, bay windows, traditional fireplaces and parquet-style flooring.
Of particular note is an attractive cast-iron period fireplace with decorative tiled inserts within one of the bedrooms, providing a wonderful reminder of the property's heritage.
Combined with the generous room proportions and handsome red-brick exterior, these features give the property considerable charm and individuality.

Outside
The property benefits from a small, easily maintained garden, providing an attractive outdoor area without the upkeep associated with a larger plot.
The garden incorporates paved areas, artificial lawn and established planting, creating a pleasant space for sitting outside and enjoying the warmer months.
The property also benefits from a large single garage providing additional storage or parking.

Location

Oswestry provides an extensive selection of shops, supermarkets, independent retailers, cafés, restaurants and leisure facilities, together with a choice of excellent primary and secondary schools.
The town is well positioned for travel throughout the region, with access to the A5 and A483 providing connections towards Shrewsbury, Chester, North Wales. The Gobowen railway station is an important communication hub for the area accessing Chester, Holyhead. London, Birmingham and Cardiff.
The surrounding Shropshire and Welsh border countryside also offers a wealth of opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor pursuits.

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