Handsome, period home located within one of Headington's most sought after residential roads.
Built in the 1930s, this fine, detached home is set within one of Headington's most desirable locations and offers excellent access to all local amenities and the John Radcliffe Hospital.
With well-balanced accommodation over two storeys, the property is ideal for family living but also has scope for further extension and improvement (subject to the usual consents). To the first floor are three bedrooms and shower room, whilst the ground floor is composed of sitting room, kitchen, and rear reception with patio doors which frame the rear garden perfectly.
Outside, the house has the benefit of driveway parking for several vehicles to the front. This continues to the side of the house and leads to the lean-to garage (access is a little tight but, depending on the size of the car, is possible). A pathway to the side of the house leads into the rear garden which complements the house beautifully. The garden was beautifully tended by the late owners (it was a past, multiple winner of the Oxford In Bloom competition) and is stocked with a variety of mature trees, shrubs and perennials. There's even a former air raid shleter which now provides useful storage space! At the head are vegetable plots and several greenhouses. It extends to a depth of approximately 105ft (32.03m) and has a pleasant south-westerly aspect.
Sandfield Road is an extremely convenient location, with excellent access to central Headington with its many amenities including Waitrose, Boots, a number of coffee shops, cafes and eateries, as well as the John Radcliffe & Manor Hospitals, Brookes University and regular bus services to Oxford city centre, London and the airports.
Contact the office for further details and to arrange a viewing.
Council Tax Band E
