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" Beautifully presented four bedroom

(one used as a study), bay fronted property, with tastefully maintained & thoughtfully updated accommodation arranged over three floors. Located on one of the most favoured of west Oxford side streets, the property offers a pleasing mix of character and stylish contemporary features and comprising of hall, two separate reception rooms, refurbished kitchen (with twin doors to the garden), bedrooms & refurbished bathroom on the first floor, with further bedroom and en-suite shower room on the second floor. Delightful part walled rear garden. Alexandra Road is a 'no through road' and offers convenient access to Oxford's railway station for commuting.  

Alexandra Road is one of the most sought after west Oxford side streets, leading directly off from the Botley Road. Having a pleasing mix of outwardly comparable properties, interweaved with an attractive mix of dissimilar homes which are set a little more 'back' from the road, this all adds to the collective appeal of the street. The property is situated almost mid way down Alexandra Road, which is a 'no through' street ending with access onto St. George's Playing Fields. Located within three quarters of a mile from the heart of Oxford, Alexandra Road is also within half a mile distance of the intercity rail station connecting to London Paddington & Marylebone. This area is located amongst several green spaces and canal/riverside walks with these short streets comprising of both Victorian, Edwardian and 1930s homes, all in close proximity to open parks/green areas but also offering access by foot, bicycle, or a regular bus service into the city centre. An OFSTED rated 'good' primary school is only a few minutes walk away, and the community itself supports a good range of shops including a Waitrose supermarket, public houses, allotments, local businesses and community centre. West Oxford has a active, friendly and supportive local community. There is a lamp post, charging point in the road for an electric vehicle. 

This property was constructed by T. H. Kingerlee and we are told the house was believed to be the former site foreman's property. On first appearances the house is indistinguishable from the other bay fronted homes on the street; however on closer examination this property has a slightly different bay roof construction, rather than the 'usual' slated finish. We are told this was done to indicate where the foreman lived. We can't verify this of course, but the property has been improved & enhanced over the years, and now is a beautifully presented home, which has been thoughtfully extended, offering stylish and practical accommodation over three floors. Part of the overall works carried out includes refurbishment of the sash windows, and these are double glazed with draft proofing. The double aspect kitchen was remodelled with a range of 'shaker style' units located to two sides and there are twin doors at the rear opening to the garden. The gas boiler is concealed behind a matching unit. The smaller bedroom on the first floor is currently used as a study (with custom built shelving) and the bathroom has been attractively refurbished with a modern vintage style white suite. Many rooms have exposed sanded and sealed floor boards, and the uppers & threads on the staircase (ground floor to the first floor) are sanded and sealed with a runner. The internal doors have brass colour period style, door furniture.

Dwarf walling at the front is finished with matching half round coping bricks, with stoned area behind. Tiled path with edging, leads to the part glazed front door with decorative coloured window light above. Lighting within porch. The rear garden approaches some 33ft in length with an attractive graduated brick wall to its northern boundary with half circular coping bricks. with imprinted concrete patio area adjacent to the kitchen doors and this continues to the kitchen side return. Outside light and cold water tap. Mainly to lawn with well stocked borders having rose, lavender, delphiniums, peonies and clematis plants. Flowering dwarf cherry tree. Timber shed, with sitting area adjacent. High level fencing to remaining boundaries.
 

Gas radiator heating and Ethanol fire in the sitting room. All mains connected. Council Tax banding 'D'. Energy Performance Certificate was issued prior the refurbishment of the sash windows which have double glazed units. The EPC banding is a 'D' and states the total floor area as 108m².

The property comes with a 5 ring gas double oven, washing machine, dishwasher, washing machine and fridge freezer. Bedroom two has a range of wardrobes (three double) which again will remain, as will the timber shelving within the fourth bedroom/study.
 

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