Osney Island, Oxfordshire, OX2

Property Description

Offering approximately 750 sq ft of accommodation over two floors is this unmodernised mid terraced Victorian Cottage offering a buyer the opportunity to refurbish the property and to remodel the accommodation to create a stunning home.

Property Details

The ground floor accommodation consists of a spacious reception room incorporating distinct living and dining areas with a built-in storage cupboard and staircase leading to the first floor landing, a kitchen with a door leading to the rear patio garden and a separate three piece bathroom.

The first floor accommodation consists of a landing, a principal L-shaped double bedroom and a second L-shaped double bedroom with a fitted wardrobe.

Agents note:
There is an opportunity to remodel the L-shaped double bedrooms to create two smaller double bedrooms and a first floor bathroom.

Outside to the rear is a small patio garden.
Osney Island is a residential locality situated to the West of Oxford centre, comprising mainly of period brick and stone terraced houses. The area is now a conservation area, and gained its name because it is surrounded on all sides by the River Thames and its tributaries. The island is located about a quarter of a mile from the main line Railway Station and a little over a mile from the City centre.

West Oxford is some 15 minutes’ walk west of the heart of Oxford city and a few minutes from the busy intercity rail station. This area is located amongst several green spaces and canal/riverside walks. 'Modern' West Oxford, was built on the site of Osney's ancient Abbey, and now extends west across from the cottages of Osney Island and out along the causeway towards Seacourt and Botley.

These short streets comprise both Victorian, Edwardian and 1930s houses, all close to the open parks/green areas. The community supports a good range of shops, several public houses, a primary school, local businesses and community centre. Osney Island is a popular residential locality with a supportive community and residents association. The island itself is a conservation area, and for the main part comprising of period brick and stone terraced properties. The island is surrounded by the River Thames and its tributaries; with the only vehicle access onto the island, from the Botley Road.