Norham Road, Oxford, OX2

A unique opportunity to purchase an unusual, secluded two bedroom detached house entirely hidden from the street in Norham Road, Central Oxford. Central octagonal reception, much renovation work done recently but further potential, NO CHAIN.

Norham Road is one of Central Oxford's premier addresses. Wide, quiet and leafy with a predominance of lovely Victorian architecture, the road's average property price is amongst the highest in the City. Within a short walk there are highly regarded private schools, cosmopolitan shops and eateries, delightful walks and, of course, the world-famous University Colleges. It is rare to find anything either relatively affordable or attractive in the area.

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The Old Summerhouse is an extraordinary building. We have known it for a number of years in which time it has been renovated to a point where today it is a white canvass upon which the next owner can make their mark. Brick built and painted it has a pleasantly attractive facade, and it is set in a good plot at the end of the original garden to the main house surrounded by various trees and a lovely Victorian wall.

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The front door leads directly into a wonderful, light space. This is the main reception which features an octagonal roof light above and it is surrounded by all rooms and a hallway which leads left to further double doors which open onto the garden. To the left doors lead into a room equally suitable as a bedroom or reception. Down the hall to the left a further bedroom features a window looking over the garden. To the rear the kitchen is relatively compact but refitted with modern units including a timber work top and Bosch oven. The bathroom is also refurbished and hence now includes both a shower and a separate bath. The last room is a blank space , being equipped with a stable door to the side and a gas boiler on the wall but nothing else this could become a boot room or a utility, amongst other things.

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Outside the house is securely fenced and walled in with a number of mature trees to the left. A black metal gate separates it from the gravelled path which leads to the plot past the main house and its garden at the front. Parking is via the residents permit scheme.