Wolsey Road, Oxford, OX2

A warm and comfy, extended 1930's end of terrace three bed house with South-facing garden, large kitchen/ dining room, upstairs bathroom plus downstairs wc, and off road parking. NO CHAIN.

Wolsey Road is a quiet residential street in the ever popular suburb of Cutteslowe, immensely popular with families. There are many lovely open spaces, most notably Cutteslowe Park which is acres of picturesque common land. The school within walking distance is well regarded and this also feeds to Cherwell, a fine Secondary school. Locally all the amenities of Summertown and Central Oxford are a short distance away (with frequent buses). Access to road and rail transport links, schools, open park land, frequent bus services etc is peerless, and the new mainline train station within less than a mile (Oxford Parkway) is elevating this to one of the easiest addresses to commute from - services reach London Marylebone in under an hour.

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Number 15 has been in the same ownership for some 20 years, seeing a family grow right though to University. In this respect it has been the perfect family house that has looked after the owners in every way - roomy, comfy, safe, quiet, well located. The kitchen is surprisingly large and very light, the living room includes a lovely timber floor and a fireplace aperture; Two of the three bedrooms are equipped with good storage quite apart from being good double spaces; and unlike most of this type there is also an upstairs bathroom. The cosmetics are somewhat dated but this provides the opportunity to make it your own rather than inheriting the taste and decor of others. There is also NO CHAIN!

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Opening the front door leads you into a hall off which are the stairs. To the right the living room is a lovely space, very well proportioned with excellent dimensions for a large suite of furniture, and underfoot are attractive timber floor boards/ The main focus is a fireplace, either side of which are alcoves ideal for shelving or other storage to be fitted. There is also a cupboard under the stairs which provides significant extra storage. At the rear, the kitchen opens up to a full 17 feet wide and similar depth, with a vast space for the largest of tables, alongside which is a further store cupboard. Where the house has been extended a pillar and low wall separate the kitchen from dining space. With windows and a roof light looking out to the rear, this is an immensely bright, south-facing space, with cupboards running the full width and down the right side providing generous work surface space. If desired, this could all be opened up, complete with doors to the garden, to create an absolutely stunning kitchen/ dining/ day space. Also, next to the back door, there is a cloak room.

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Upstairs, three bedrooms all provide great space. The largest faces the frontage with a view over what is a very peaceful, quiet road with all the houses opposite set way back. It's a great room with a range of wardrobes providing masses of storage. Bedroom two is narrower but also an ample double, with a further range of cupboards, and this time a view across the gardens behind. The smallest of the three is more like used as a generous single or a study, however the dimensions would allow a double bed with manoeuvring space if desired! Serving all three, the bathroom is equipped with a bath and a shower over with a screen.

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Outside, to the front the driveway currently accommodates one car on a concrete hard standing. To the right the front garden is rather pretty, partly enclosed by close board fencing with a central area of lawn and a myriad of plants on the borders. There is a gate to the left side and this takes you round to the back garden. Here there is a lawn to the right side and a path leading from a small terrace behind the kitchen down to a shed an seating area at the bottom. Further border plants flank the garden on both sides, providing a peaceful and pretty garden space that is bathed in light most of the time as it faces south.