Summertown apartment block listed with £2m guide price

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Summertown apartment block listed with £2m guide price

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A residential development offering freehold apartments has been marketed with an asking price of two million pounds.

The property occupies a sought-after location in the Summertown district of Oxford.

The listing presents the offering as an investment proposition within a well-regarded residential neighbourhood.

The accommodation consists of multiple one and two-bedroom units, with a total of five bedrooms and five bathrooms across the complex.

Tenure is held freehold.

The development features modern architectural styling alongside carefully designed external spaces.

Shared garden areas and ancillary structures are referenced in the particulars.

The specification is described as high-quality, with particular attention paid to interior finishes.

Individual dwellings incorporate either a private balcony or garden area.

All residents benefit from dedicated outdoor storage provision and access to personal electric vehicle parking facilities.

The local high street is located within a brief distance.

Surrounding amenities encompass independent retailers, coffee establishments, dining options and routine shopping facilities.

Transport connectivity is provided via a nearby railway station offering services to London and additional destinations.

A selection of educational institutions in the vicinity includes Cutteslowe Primary School, Summer Fields School, The Dragon School and Cherwell School.

These educational options are highlighted as attractive to family occupants.

Each residence has been designed with consideration for occupant seclusion and ease of daily living.

The accommodation specifications ensure privacy for residents alongside practical living arrangements.

Connectivity to major urban centres and local conveniences positions the development as suitable for those seeking quality residential property in the Oxford area.

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