63, St. John Street, Oxford, OX1 2LG

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.

The property: The main house includes four bedrooms, a stylishly reconfigured interior, and an attached annexe, possibly suitable as a 4-5 bedroom house depending on how the annexe is utilised.

The lower ground includes a wooden-floored family room within the undercroft with vaulted sky lanterns, a utility room, and a modern shower room.

On the ground floor there is a parlour room with a feature fireplace, and a kitchen/breakfast area that opens onto a walled courtyard garden.

The first floor offers two generous double bedrooms, one of which with an ensuite bathroom. The second floor features a principal bedroom and bathroom, with a dressing room.

The annexe is accessible from the courtyard, and has its own sitting room, a first-floor vaulted bedroom, and a lower ground floor bathroom. Location: St.

John Street is an elegant residential street known for Georgian-style, stone-faced, Grade II listed terraced houses in the heart of Oxford City.

Developed around 1830, this quiet location between Beaumont Street and Wellington Square, offers a peaceful atmosphere just moments from the Ashmolean Museum, the Oxford colleges, city amenities, Little Clarendon Street parade of shops and eateries, Jericho and the Oxford Railway station.

Access to green spaces close by include The University Parks and Port Meadow.

Schools: The area is in proximity to top-rated state and independent schools, such as The Dragon School, Oxford High School for Girls, Cherwell School (rated “Outstanding” by Ofsted), St Edward’s School, d’Overbroeck’s College, St Philip & James School, Summerfields School, Christchurch College School, New College School and Magdalen College School to name a few.

Transport links: St. John Street is well-connected with frequent buses from Magdalen Street.

The bicycle and pedestrian-friendly routes in and out of Oxford city, including the canal towpath add variety and options for a local commuter.

Railway options via the Oxford Railway Station or Oxford Parkway will get you into London, arriving at Paddington Station or Marylebone Station, respectively.

Commuting by road, there is the A40, A34, A420, A44 and M40.