86, Godstow Road, Oxford, OX2 8PF

This beautifully arranged, early mid-century semi-detached family home includes three bedrooms and a family shower room upstairs.

Downstairs finds a sitting room at the front of the property, a kitchen-dining-family area at the back, a bathroom and a utility closet under the stairs.

The property is set back from the Godstow Road, and its front driveway provides parking for one large car plus ample street parking is available close by.

The front door leads to a small interior porch and a secondary front door.

Left of the corridor is a cozy bay-fronted sitting room with a log-burning stove, and moving toward the middle of the property, we find a ground floor bathroom and utility closet.

At the back of the property is the L-shaped kitchen-dining-family area with bi-folding glazed doors that opens onto the well-manicured rear garden and patio area.

Then upstairs, there are two large double rooms, one of which has a fun and useful mezzanine area, plus a single room, and a family shower room.

Wovercote Village is a practical and desirable location on the northern edge of Oxford City, making it an attractive area for those seeking a strategic location to access local schools and national commuter routes.

The nearby Summertown shops, with its plentiful array of amenities, healthcare practices and professional services, is located just under three kilometers away, and the historic city centre of Oxford is about five kilometers away.

Access to green spaces close by include the delightful and discreet Wolvercote Lakes, Port Meadow, Cutteslowe and Sunnymead Park and the University Parks.

Schools: The area is home to many 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, and Wolvercote Primary School to name a few.

Transport links: Wolvercote is well-connected with frequent buses, route 6, to Oxford city centre via Woodstock Road, and route ST2 to the jr Hospital.

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

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

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