Recently renovated town-edge home with generous garden and excellent school catchments.
Direct access to Port Meadow and Wolvercote Common
Recently refurbished and ready to move into, this two-bedroom semi-detached house sits directly onto Port Meadow, offering rare countryside access within Oxford’s ring road. The ground floor features two bright reception rooms, one with a wood-burning fire, plus a separate kitchen with integrated Siemens appliances and stainless-steel worktops. A south-facing landscaped garden opens from the rear reception, creating a strong indoor–outdoor flow for everyday living and entertaining.
Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom; a further ground-floor bathroom adds flexibility for guests. The property benefits from modern comforts including double glazing, mains gas boiler with underfloor heating, and off-street driveway parking for multiple vehicles. The house’s approximately 1,249 sq ft layout feels generous for a two-bedroom home, particularly for buyers prioritising outdoor space and proximity to green areas.
Important practical points: the property was constructed in the 1930s–40s and cavity walls are assumed to have no added insulation, which, together with the EPC rating of C, means there is potential to improve thermal efficiency. Council tax is moderate and the area has average crime and mobile signal levels. The setting in Wolvercote places the home within strong school catchments and excellent transport links, though the two-bedroom configuration may suit downsizers, professional couples, or investors more than larger families.
Overall this is a newly renovated, characterful home that pairs modern finishes with exceptional outdoor access to Port Meadow. Buyers who value a landscaped south-facing garden, convenient parking and quick links to central Oxford will find genuine appeal, while those seeking more bedrooms or further energy upgrades should factor potential works into their plans.