Warneford Road, Oxford, OX4 1LU

A charming Edwardian home combining period character, three double bedrooms, a sunny garden and excellent potential to extend.

A handsome and light-filled Edwardian end-of-terrace home, this property offers well-proportioned accommodation across two floors, comprising three double bedrooms, a family bathroom, a study, a utility area, a downstairs WC and a recently added conservatory. The property also benefits from a private, sunny garden with side access and excellent potential for further extension to the loft or side. The house retains a wealth of period charm, including original sash windows, fireplaces and a mature historic apple tree. A spacious entrance hall leads to the living room, which features a box bay window and a newly installed eco wood-burning stove. The adjoining study has new French doors opening onto a Mediterranean-style seating and dining area, complete with a wall-mounted awning. The kitchen is fitted with shaker-style units, generous worktop space and original built-in cupboards. It leads through to a practical utility room with a dedicated washing machine area and useful shelving. Beyond this is an Edwardian-style conservatory, featuring reflective glass and underfloor heating for comfortable year-round use, alongside a convenient downstairs WC. Double doors open onto the sunny rear garden, which is mainly laid to lawn and complemented by established trees and shrubs, including roses and the original apple tree. Additional features include a garden shed, secure bicycle storage, a woodshed and side access, providing practical entry for bikes and bins. Upstairs, three double bedrooms retain the home's period character, with original fireplaces and sash windows. The rear bedrooms enjoy views across the rooftops towards Cowley Road. A spacious landing provides a large storage cupboard and access to the loft, which offers exciting potential for conversion and further accommodation. Combining Edwardian character with practical family living and scope to enhance, this is a charming home with generous space, a lovely garden and considerable future potential.

LOCATION Warneford Road is in a low-traffic zone at the heart of East Oxford, within walking distance of the city centre, colleges, and the shops, bars and restaurants on the vibrant Cowley Road. Nearby amenities also include Headington hospitals, Oxford Brookes University, South Park, Southfield Golf Club, and the popular Magdalen Road. Commuters have easy access to the ring road, A34 and A40, and the city centre train station. State and independent schools within walking distance include Cheney School, Magdalen College School, Rye St. Anthony and Headington Girls School.

DIRECTIONS From The Plain in St Clements, proceed along The Cowley Road, turn left into Bartlemas Road, proceed to the top, turn right into Warneford Road and the property will be found on the right.

VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS Strictly by appointment with Penny & Sinclair. Prior to making an appointment to view, Penny & Sinclair strongly recommend that you discuss any particular points which are likely to affect your interest in the property with a member of staff who has seen the property in order that you do not make a wasted journey.

SERVICES All mains services are connected.

TENURE & POSSESSION The property is freehold and offers vacant possession upon completion

LOCAL AUTHORITY AND TAX BAND Oxford City Council Town Hall St Aldates Oxford OX1 1BX Council Tax Band - E - £3,270.10 2026/27

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