• Detached 5-bedroom house +
• Entrance hallway with a cloak cupboard and WC +
• Kitchen plus breakfast room +
• Two reception rooms and a dining room +
• A family room/study/library +
• A family bathroom and additional shower room with WC +
• Off-street parking plus single garage +
• Private garden with access to a lake +
• Scope for further development (STP) +
• No onward chain +

Property Description

This mid-century five-bed family home provides approximately 2329ft² of living space distributed over two floors, excluding the garage. The rear garden is mostly laid to lawn and enjoys direct access to a residents' lake at the bottom. Available with no onward chain.

Property Details

**Lakeside is a mid-century five-bedroom detached family home located in a sought-after residential area on the northern edge of Oxford City limits. The private rear garden, mostly laid to lawn, enjoys direct access to a residents' lake - an exclusive feature not seen elsewhere in Oxford.

Within 1.5 miles is Summertown, one of Oxford City's most desirable and affluent suburbs, located just two miles north of the historic city centre. The plentiful array of amenities, healthcare practices and professional services provide convenience and a sense of place for those residing in the northern parts of Oxford. Access to green spaces close by include, Cutteslowe and Sunnymead Park, Port Meadow and the University Parks.

Schools:**

The area is home to many top-rated state and independent schools, such as The Dragon School, Oxford High School for Girls, Cherwell School (rated “Outstanding” by Ofsted), St Edward’s School, d’Overbroeck’s College, Summerfields School, Wolvercote Primary School and Cutteslowe Primary School to name a few.

Transport links:
A short walk around 800 metres away are bus stops with frequent services on either the Banbury Road for routes 2 and 2A, to Oxford city centre, and route 700 to the JR Hospital, or from the Woodstock Road for route 6 to Oxford city centre. The cycle-friendly paths in and out of Oxford city, including the bypass routes and the canal towpath add variety and options for a local commuter. Railway options via the Oxford Parkway or city centre will get you into London, arriving at Marylebone Station or Paddington Station, respectively. Commuting by road, there is the A40, A34, A420, A44 and M40.