Chain-free mid-century home with parking and garden, ideal for first-time buyers.
Three double bedrooms across three floors
Set over three floors, this chain-free mid-terrace townhouse offers practical family space or a straightforward rental opportunity in Headington. The layout includes three double bedrooms, an open-plan living/dining floor, and both a shower room and family bathroom — useful for households or sharers.
Outdoor and parking provision are strong for the area: driveway parking, an integral garage and a west-facing rear garden with patio provide private space and useful storage. The location gives quick access to the A40/M40, reliable bus links into Oxford and London, fast broadband and nearby schools, making it well placed for commuters and families.
The house dates from the late 1960s/early 1970s and is presented in generally serviceable condition but does require updating to modern standards. Walls are cavity-built with no assumed insulation, glazing age is unknown and interior finishes are dated; these are realistic costs for buyers planning improvement or energy upgrades. The plot is small, and the property is average-sized at around 936 sq ft, so buyers should expect modest outside space.
Overall, this freehold home suits first-time buyers seeking a manageable three-bedroom in an affluent area with strong transport links, or investors looking for a rental-ready layout. The price and vacant possession simplify purchase, but factor in likely refurbishment and energy-efficiency work when assessing value.