An exceptional architecturally enhanced home in a highly sought-after city location.
Tucked away within a private cul-de-sac off Jack Straws Lane, on the edge of the Headington Hill Conservation Area, this beautifully reimagined and extended end-of-terrace home offers sophisticated contemporary living with excellent access to Oxford city centre, the John Radcliffe Hospital, and the amenities of Headington.
The property has been the subject of a comprehensive and thoughtfully executed renovation and extension programme, resulting in a home distinguished by its high level of design, craftsmanship and attention to detail. Throughout, carefully considered interiors combine functionality with understated elegance, creating a cohesive and highly liveable space.
Particular highlights include a bespoke contemporary kitchen featuring sleek wall and base cabinetry, integrated illuminated storage, and an innovative glazed partition door that allows the kitchen to be seamlessly connected to, or separated from, the main living area. Engineered French oak flooring runs throughout the ground floor, complemented by custom-designed fitted bookcases and cabinetry that provide both character and practical storage.
The loft has been expertly converted to create two additional bedrooms, a cloakroom and a cleverly designed utility cupboard with plumbing for a washing machine, vented tumble dryer space and further storage, maximising both flexibility and efficiency.
Outside, the property benefits from a private driveway with parking for two vehicles and two Zappi EV charging points, pre-configured for solar integration. Solar panels can be fitted on the south facing roof if needed. Residents are also eligible for parking permits, providing additional on-street parking on Jack Straws Lane if required.
The front garden features attractive planting, including mature apple and pear trees. A gated side pathway leads to the rear courtyard garden, where raised timber planters and carefully considered landscaping create privacy and visual interest. The beautifully enclosed garden is paved for ease of maintenance and framed by raised brick planting beds stocked with ornamental shrubs and dwarf fruit trees, including apple and cherry. Surrounded by mature trees, it offers a peaceful and secluded outdoor retreat.
Doris Field Close enjoys a particularly convenient setting just beyond the Headington Hill Conservation Area. Oxford city centre is easily reached by bicycle, bus or on foot, with regular services available from nearby Marston Road and a scenic route through the water meadows and University Parks. The property is also just 120 yards from an entrance to Milham Ford Park, a charming green space with ponds, walking paths and a children's play area set within the grounds of the former Milham Ford School.
The property is well placed for a range of highly regarded schools, including Headington Rye (formerly Headington Girls and Rye St Antony), as well as the Swan School and Cherwell School catchment areas.
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Council Tax Band D
