Four-bedroom detached house in Oxford’s Headington on market for over £1m

HomePropertyFour-bedroom detached house in Oxford's Headington on market for over £1m

Four-bedroom detached house in Oxford’s Headington on market for over £1m

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A substantial detached residence featuring four bedrooms has been listed for sale in Oxford with an asking price exceeding one million pounds.

The freehold property comprises four bedrooms and three bathrooms.

The architecture is described as contemporary, with elevated ceiling heights and expansive window installations throughout.

According to the property listing on Rightmove, parking facilities consist of a driveway and an attached garage equipped with an electric vehicle charging point.

The entrance hallway features panelled wall finishes alongside herringbone-patterned Karndean flooring.

The rear of the property contains a combined kitchen, dining and living space configured in an open-plan layout, with French doors providing access to an external patio area.

The kitchen specification includes Siemens and Bosch appliances, comprising an oven, grill, dishwasher, gas hob, refrigerator-freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer.

A utility room-adjacent washroom accommodates a toilet and basin.

Temperature regulation is managed through a smart heating system operated via an electric thermostat.

The first floor accommodation comprises three double bedrooms alongside the master suite.

The principal bedroom features a vaulted ceiling, a balcony area, fitted mirrored wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom fitted with both a bath and a walk-in shower enclosure.

The family bathroom contains a bath with overhead shower facilities, a wash basin, toilet and a heated towel radiator.

The exterior includes a south-facing garden featuring a patio section and lawn area appropriate for outdoor dining purposes.

The property is situated on Stevenson Crescent in Headington, positioned near Oxford’s medical facilities, educational institutions, retail establishments and dining venues.

The John Radcliffe Hospital is noted as being accessible on foot.

Road transport connections are available locally, while Oxford Parkway station is described as a brief car journey away.

The property holds an EPC rating of B and falls within council tax band F.

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