Parkstadt, Oxford

An elegant Grade II listed townhouse carefully and thoughtfully reconfigured and offering beautifully proportioned accommodation arranged over four floors, with a private terrace and a refined blend of period character and modern living.

The house extends to approximately 3,141 sq ft and provides well-balanced accommodation ideally suited to both family living and formal entertaining.

On the raised ground floor, a generous kitchen and dining room forms the heart of the house, with excellent natural light and a practical adjoining utility room.

The first floor is particularly impressive, featuring a substantial dual-aspect sitting room with fine proportions and high ceilings, typical of Park Town architecture. A separate study provides an ideal home office or occasional bedroom.

The principal bedroom occupies the top floor and is served by an en suite bathroom, creating a private and well appointed suite. There are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom on the upper floors.

The lower ground floor accommodates two spacious rooms, suitable as bedrooms, along with a shower room and cloakroom, and ancillary space with storage.

The south facing walled garden has trees and shrubs. In addition, the property has use of the attractive Park Town communal gardens. On the second floor there is also an attractive roof terrace overlooking the gardens.

Park Town lies in an enviable setting, just east of Banbury Road in the North Oxford Conservation Area. It comprises detached and semi detached villas together with elegant crescents and terraces built in the 1850s in the Regency style.

Park Town offers a pleasant and appealing environment, with minimum traffic flow and delightful communal gardens. It is particular well positioned for the city centre and the North Oxford schools, and within easy reach are the delightful University Parks and walks along the River Cherwell.

To the north, Summertown has an interesting array of restaurants, cafes and shops, including a specialist bookshop and patisserie.

Interior photographs provided by Izzy MacPhail (Design, Interiors, Project Management) [hidden information]