4 Bedroom Houses For Sale in Oxford City Centre, Oxford
An elegant period home set within one of Oxford`s most desirable residential locations, offering beautifully proportioned accommodation, charming character features and a private garden. The property is offered to the market with the significant advantage of being end of chain.
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This exceptional Grade II listed Georgian townhouse provides over 2900sqft of living space distributed over four floors, featuring large bedrooms, a kitchen/breakfast area, a large family room in the undercroft, a west-facing courtyard garden, and a separate annexe. Available with no onward chain.
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Welcome to Richmond Road… This magnificent Victorian townhouse stands tall and proud on the prestigious Richmond Road, centrally located in the ever-popular Jericho, close to cosmopolitan restaurants and boutique shops. Arranged over five generous floors, with light-filled living...
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A four storey home in the heart of Jericho, this elegant end of terrace property offers an exceptional opportunity for those looking to shape and develop their ideal family home in one of Oxford’s most sought after neighbourhoods.Spanning 1759 sq ft, the house combines generous proportions, flexi...
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Upper Fisher Row is a charming and characterful Oxford home with a fascinating piece of local history. The property carries an Oxford Blue Plaque commemorating Abel Beesley, the renowned 19th-century English Punting Champion, who lived here from 1899 until 1921.
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REF: 987511 Welcome to number 4, Upper Fisher Row, Oxford, an Oxford Blue Plaque Home! And we're not talking about your run of the mill celebrity Beckham or Byonce.... oh no! This is Oxford's own Mr Abel Beesley, he of England Punting championship fame all the way back in the late 1800s. He sp...
