Harberton Mead, Oxford, OX3 0DB

Property Description Offered with no onward chain is this beautifully finished detached home, carefully extended and redesigned to provide generously proportioned, characterful accommodation suited to modern living, featuring open-plan spaces, period details, bespoke joinery, and excellent energy efficiency.

Property Details A beautifully presented detached family home set within mature gardens in the highly regarded Headington Hill Conservation Area.

The property has been skillfully extended and updated to create generous, characterful spaces that work well for modern living.

At the heart of the house is a stunning kitchen/dining area with a vaulted ceiling, a striking arched window that fills the room with natural light, classic Shaker units and a stone-tiled floor.

This opens into a comfortable sitting room featuring a garden-facing window seat and an exposed brick fireplace with a wood burning stove.

Two additional reception rooms retain elegant period details, including deep skirting, wood-panelled doors, a feature fireplace and traditional cast-iron radiators.

A beautifully finished cloakroom completes the ground floor.

The upper floors include an impressive main bedroom suite with fitted wardrobes, a private balcony overlooking the gardens and a luxury bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, twin basins and a separate shower.

A guest bedroom also benefits from its own balcony and ensuite. Three further double bedrooms are served by a family bathroom and an extra shower room.

The gardens are thoughtfully landscaped, with mature trees, established planting, an ornamental pond and useful timber outbuildings equipped with power and lighting.

Headington Hill remains one of Oxford’s most desirable residential locations, offering excellent access to the amenities of Headington, the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford Brookes University, top local schools and direct transport links to London and the airports.

The city centre is easily reached by a scenic walk or cycle through the water meadows and University Parks.