St. Margarets Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX2

A handsome double bay fronted detached house dating back to the late 1800’s and designed by well renowned architect H.W. Moore. Planning permission was granted in 1993 under reference NFH/0531/93 for the change of use from a dwelling to student accommodation. Further details of the consent are available on request.
The accommodation is arranged over three floors as follows:

Ground floor – sitting room, kitchen/dining room, 4 double bedrooms, 2 en-suites, cloakroom

First floor - four double bedrooms, 1 single bedroom, 2 en-suites, 2 independent showers, cloakroom

Second floor – kitchen/dining room, 3 double bedrooms, 2 independent showers, cloakroom

Many rooms exhibit a wealth of character associated with the period including sash windows, moulded cornicing, picture rails and beautiful fireplaces to a number of rooms.

The house sits in an overall plot of 0.26 acres with a walled garden extending to almost 90 feet. To the front of the house there is parking for a number of vehicles in addition to a garage/store to the side of the house.

Subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents, the house could serve a number of alternative uses.

There is an addressable L2 fire alarm and warning system installed throughout the property, with call points & a fire alarm control panel located centrally in the building.

LOCATION
St. Margaret's Road is within the highly sought-after North Oxford Victorian Conservation area and is a leafy side road with St Hugh’s College on the south side. There is easy access to Oxford City and to Summertown with its range of shops including a Marks and Spencer food hall. Centre, known throughout the world for its beautiful and historical architecture and University. The city is also well known for its excellent schools including The Dragon, Oxford High School, St Edward's, Lynams, Magdalen College School, St Philip and St James' Primary School, Wychwood School and Cherwell School, all of which are close by. North Oxford is flanked by the University Parks and Port Meadow with lovely walks along the banks of the canal and River Thames. Local shopping facilities can be found in North Parade and in nearby Jericho, where there are independent shops, bars and restaurants and the Phoenix cinema. There is a rail service from central Oxford to London Paddington from approximately 51 minutes and from Oxford Parkway to London Marylebone from approximately 55 minutes. From the coach station in Gloucester Green there is a regular service to London.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Tenure - Freehold
All mans services connected.
Located in the North Oxford Victorian Suburb Conservation area.
Council Tax Band H