26, Randolph Street, Oxford, OX4 1XZ

Situated on Randolph Street in the heart of East Oxford, this three-bedroom Victorian home offers no chain, and combines the charm of a traditional period property with accommodation arranged over three storeys.

With two separate reception rooms, a loft conversion and a rear garden, the property offers a versatile layout alongside convenient access to local schools, independent restaurants and transport links.

The entrance hall leads to a front reception room, providing a separate space to relax, while the dining room sits centrally within the house and connects to the kitchen beyond.

Extending to over 15 feet, the kitchen has access to the rear garden, which offers an outdoor space for pots, planting and a seating area.

On the first floor are two bedrooms and a bathroom with a bath and separate shower.

The loft conversion creates a generous principal bedroom on the second floor, measuring approximately 16'4" by 11'5", with roof windows and the added privacy of occupying its own level.

The location is a particular draw, with the independent cafés, restaurants and shops of Cowley Road close at hand.

Local highlights include tapas and cocktails at Kazbar and films at the Ultimate Picture Palace, Oxford’s oldest independent cinema, bringing plenty of choice for evenings out within the surrounding neighbourhood.

For outdoor space, South Park is within easy reach, offering around 50 acres of parkland and far-reaching views across Oxford’s historic skyline.

Its open spaces provide an attractive setting for walks, exercise and weekend picnics.

Nearby schooling includes East Oxford Primary School on Union Street, with St Mary and St John CE Primary School on Meadow Lane also serving the wider neighbourhood.

School places remain subject to admissions arrangements and availability.

Transport connections add to the appeal, with nearby Cowley Road bus services providing links to Oxford city centre and the railway station.

The position also lends itself to travelling into central Oxford on foot or by bicycle, placing the city’s shops, university buildings and cultural attractions within convenient reach.