A period property from the Georgian era has been placed on the market in Oxford with an asking price of £2.5 million.

The Grade II listed residence on St John Street provides more than 2,900 square feet of accommodation across four levels.

Among its highlights are a spacious reception area, a combined kitchen and dining space, generously proportioned sleeping quarters, a courtyard garden with a western aspect, and a self-contained secondary dwelling.

The sale proceeds without a linked purchase requirement.

The principal residence contains four bedrooms and has undergone internal reconfiguring.

The lower ground level comprises a family room with wooden flooring, a utility space, and a contemporary shower facility.

At ground level, a sitting room with an ornamental fireplace adjoins the kitchen and breakfast room, which leads out to an enclosed courtyard garden.

Two double bedrooms occupy the first floor, one equipped with an attached bathroom.

The uppermost level houses the master suite, a family bathroom, and a wardrobe area.

The separate annexe, entered via the courtyard, includes a living room, a first-floor bedroom featuring a vaulted ceiling, and a bathroom situated on the lower ground level.

St John Street comprises a row of Georgian-style Grade II listed terraced properties constructed circa 1830 and stands centrally within Oxford.

The surrounding neighbourhood includes several highly regarded educational establishments, from preparatory institutions to secondary schools and college preparatory facilities, situated across different areas of the city.

Transport connections and cultural venues are readily accessible, with the Ashmolean Museum, various Oxford colleges, and the railway station all located within convenient reach.