Located within the heart of Jericho, the former Eagle Ironworks is arguably the most sought after modern development in the city. Furnace house is one of a trio of blocks on the development, and looks out onto the Oxford canal with Port Meadow on the doorstep. The apartment is set on the ground floor with secure CCTV intercom access with a very well-kept communal entrance hall. The apartment itself has an entrance hall with all other rooms leading off. There is a useful store cupboard which has been plumbed to provide a separate utility space.

The living space has an open plan kitchen with a door leading out to the private courtyard. The main bedroom has a range of integrated storage and an en suite shower room. Bedroom two has been equipped with a range of storage also. There is a family bathroom. Parking is accessed via a stair well or the lift in the communal hall.

The Eagle Ironworks was an ironworks owned by W Lucy & Co. on the Oxford Canal in Jericho, Oxford, England. William Carter founded the works in 1812 with a shop in the High Street and moved it to its site beside the canal in 1825. In 2007 the site was redeveloped into a superb range of luxury apartments that enjoy a canal side view, Port Meadow to the west and the city centre within half a mile. Jericho is one of the more vibrant parts of the city which has undergone significant redevelopment with an eclectic choice of bars cafes and restaurants, the Phoenix cinema and various other retail outlets. Oxford train and bus station are also within easy reach. Furnace house is an excellent base from which to navigate our historic city.