6 bedroom house

Substantial detached family home accessed via double gates with beautiful secluded mature gardens of c. 0.5 acres, off street parking, self-contained annexe and swimming pool tucked away in a wonderfully convenient no-through road.

This extensive and impressive property is arranged over two floors and comprises five bedrooms, three bathrooms, reception room, kitchen with dining area, conservatory, family room, study, utility room, w/c and self-contained one-bedroom annexe with sitting room, kitchen and shower room. There are two large storage areas, one above the annexe, and the other in the converted garage which could also be used as a further room.

To the front of the property is a gated front driveway with parking for several vehicles. To the rear the gardens wrap around the property and are extensive and provide a delightful, mature backdrop. Within the gardens are lawns, terracing, a wide variety of trees and shrub beds. There is also a swimming pool with pool room, sauna and shower room.

Agents Note: Photographs taken Summer 2021.

Marston is an attractive village within the Oxford ring road which retains much of its rural character. Within the village there is the St. Nicholas Primary School, church of St. Nicholas which dates in large part from the 13th Century and there are two pubs, including the Victoria Arms. The river meadows running down to the river and the Victoria Arms belong to the Oxford Preservation Trust and there are many delightful walks. The shopping and restaurant amenities of Summertown and the city centre are close by readily accessible by bus, cycle paths and footpaths. Within the city there is a wide range of excellent state and independent schools for all ages and the house is within the catchment of Cherwell School, and convenient for the Swan School, Headington School, Rye St Anthony, Oxford High School, St Edwards, Dragon and Magdalen College School. Oxford sporting and leisure amenities include Nuffield Health Club and selection of golf and tennis clubs.

Marketed by: Knight Frank, Oxford