Four bedrooms including loft conversion double bedroom
Two bathrooms plus ground-floor WC
Extended kitchen with direct garden access
Good-sized rear garden with shed and pergola
Period features: bay window, fireplace, ceiling moulding
Solid brick walls, likely no wall insulation (upgrade recommended)
Double glazing installed before 2002 may need replacing
Small plot size; not a large garden or external space
This attractive Victorian mid-terrace sits on a quiet, central Summertown road and combines period character with practical family space. The bay-front living room and decorative fireplace deliver immediate charm, while the extended kitchen/breakfast room opens onto a well-proportioned rear garden that suits children and al fresco dining. A loft conversion provides an extra double bedroom and a second bathroom, useful for growing families or guests.
The layout works well for family life: two reception rooms plus a kitchen on the ground floor, three bedrooms and a family shower room on the first floor, and a spacious loft bedroom with eaves storage and a roll-top bath on the top floor. Nearby schools (state and highly regarded independent options) and local amenities in Summertown make this a convenient location for families and professionals.
Buyers should note a few practical points: the property is solid-brick construction with no assumed wall insulation, and the double glazing appears to pre-date 2002 — improvements to thermal performance may be needed. The plot is modest in size, and while the garden is usable, it is not large. Crime levels are average for the area and council tax band is not specified.
Overall this freehold period home offers immediate living comfort with clear potential to personalise and upgrade. It will suit buyers seeking central Summertown convenience, strong local schools, and a home with retained period detail that can be modernised to improve energy efficiency and long-term value.
