The primary living accommodation is on the ground floor with a charming dining room, modern kitchen and exceptional living room to the rear. The living room really is the heart of this wonderful home and was added more recently in the 1980s. It is flooded with natural light from patio doors opening on to the west facing garden and fitted bookshelves on the inner wall provide fantastic storage. When the living room extension was added, a window was left in place allowing natural light into the kitchen.

The lower ground floor is currently used as an additional family room but would make an ideal fourth bedroom with access to a shower / laundry room on this floor.

Two further bedrooms can be found on the first floor, both with their original wrought iron fireplaces and built-in wardrobes. The master bedroom can be found on the second floor and being east facing it is filled with sunlight in the mornings. As with all the bedrooms, exposed floorboards, sash windows and picture rails complete the picture. There is also a family bathroom with double sink on the second floor.

Around ten years ago the current owners added a home office into the garden – a useful additional space. The garden itself is west facing and proves to be a real suntrap in the afternoons and early evenings. Despite your proximity to the city centre, it’s incredibly peaceful and quiet.

Situated within a stone’s throw of the city centre, St. John’s Street is exceptionally well placed for easy access to all that this historic city has to offer. Jericho is just around the corner and benefits from shops, cafes and bars for your day-to-day needs.

Gloucester Green street market takes place weekly and provides both fresh local produce and cuisines from around the world. All the amenities of the city are within easy walking distance including many of the Oxford colleges, shops, theatres and restaurants.

Oxford rail station is around a ten-minute walk away and provides direct trains to London Paddington in under an hour.

For schooling, many of Oxford’s most prestigious private schools are set along the Woodstock and Banbury Roads, just north of the property. The Dragon, St. Edward’s, Oxford High School and Wychwood School are all close by. The property falls within the St. Barnabas primary and The Cherwell secondary school catchments.