Listed at a guide price of £2,800,000, a six-bedroom Victorian house in Central North Oxford has three storeys and 3,349 square feet of internal space.
The detached home stands on Woodstock Road and was constructed in 1904 to a design by H.
W.
Moore.
It is available freehold.
The entrance porch opens into a hall linked to a study at the front and a double reception room.
The latter is currently used as a sitting room and drawing room, with two period fireplaces and doors leading into the rear garden.
A kitchen with side access and a dining room occupy the rear section of the ground floor.
The dining area includes a vaulted bay window overlooking the garden, and there is also a WC on this level.
Storage space can be found on the lower ground floor.
The main bedroom, situated upstairs, has its own dressing room and a Jack and Jill en-suite bathroom.
A west-facing balcony provides views over the garden.
At the front of the same floor are two double bedrooms, which share a shower room.
The upper floor contains three additional double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a kitchenette.
Outside the house, off-road parking is available.
The west-facing rear garden is mostly lawned and also features established shrubs, planted borders and a terrace next to the property.
Local amenities include shops, bars and restaurants along Walton Street and in Summertown, as well as Marks and Spencer.
Oxford city centre is situated farther away.
Nearby educational establishments comprise The Dragon, St Edward’s and Oxford High School.
Rail connections include Oxford station, which has services to London Paddington, and Oxford Parkway, which serves London Marylebone.
For 2026/27, the property is in Council Tax Band G, with a charge of £4,459.22.