A substantial five bedroom Arts and Crafts Period style home with detached one bedroomed annex cottage situated in one of Oxford's most sought-after riverside villages with views to the river from the garden.

The generous accommodation is set across two floors. In brief the ground floor rooms all lead from the central entrance hall. To the left is a light, dual aspect drawing room with ornate working fireplace and an additional reception room. Looking down the hall way with its high ceilings and arches, the formal dining room will be found, which sits alongside the kitchen/breakfast room. The layout offers an excellent opportunity to knock through to make a large open plan area if desired. A ground floor lavatory and shower room, pantry, utility/laundry room and additional lavatory complete the lower level.

A grand turning staircase with large picture window leads to the first floor landing. To the left is the principal bedroom boasting both a walk-in wardrobe and a generous ensuite. The light and airy ambience continues through the upstairs with four further double bedrooms, served by a bath room and a shower room.

The house is located on an elevated generous corner plot with a lovely garden, a gated driveway and parking for several cars. The detached timber garage along with an array of mature trees and shrubs provides an excellent degree of privacy.

Adjacent to the main house is a detached stone cottage which could provide ideal accommodation for many uses including a rental opportunity, weekend visitors, an au pair or an elderly relative.

Location
Iffley Village retains its unique village feel despite being well within the city. Its leafy roads, varied architecture and riverside location make it a truly unique suburb within the city. Within the village there is a thriving and active community with a church and church hall, a community run village shop, a public house and two hotels. The property lies within the Iffley Conservation Area, protecting the environmental qualities the residents enjoy. The close location of the river towpath provides easy access into central Oxford on foot or by bicycle for commuting or pleasure.

Directions
From the A34 Hinksey interchange take the southern bypass, at the Kennington roundabout proceed straight over onto the eastern bypass, stay left at the next roundabout continuing on the eastern bypass. At the next Littlemore roundabout take the first exit on to the A4158 Rose Hill Road. Continue all the way to the bottom of the hill and through the traffic lights onto Henley Avenue. Take the next left onto Iffley turn which in turn leads through to Church Way, the property is located on the right-hand side opposite the junction of Abberbury Road.