- For Sale
- Guide price 2,645,000 GBP
- Build Size: 3,778 ft2
- Land Size: 3,778 ft2
- Bedroom: 5
- Bathroom: 4
A substantial, traditionally built house with sustainable technology features built in.
A superb new home by renowned developers Sweetcroft Homes sitting in an elevated position on the edge of Oxford. When finished, the property will offer exceptional living accommodation to meet modern-day living standards. The house offers almost 3800 sqft over two floors and is equipped with the latest technology enabling the house to meet an A-rated EPC for energy efficiency. The heart of the home is the large open-plan kitchen/breakfast room, a separate drawing room and home office. Upstairs, the principal suite has a luxurious bathroom with a free-standing bath and a stylish, fully-fitted dressing room. There are two further ensuites.Particular features are:Triple glazing, photovoltaic panels, air source heat pump, solar thermal water heating and heat recovery systemWet-room style showers and ensuitesFibre optic connection direct to property ensuring secure, superfast connectivity Cat 6 flood wiring with data points in all habitable rooms and to all TV points Photovoltaic panels and battery power wall for PV energy storage Electric vehicle charging pointWiring for alarm systemHardwired smoke alarms with battery backupPlumbing for water softener 10-year building warranty
OXFORD'S WESTERN EDGE lies in a loop of the River Thames, with the landscape rising quickly up out of the valley in which Oxford's iconic Dreaming Spires sit.Near the top of Yarnells Hill are TRINITY HOUSE and ORIEL HOUSE, both of which sit on a large plot and enjoy excellent views across the city's skyline over Raleigh Park and the water meadows around South Hinksey.This is the perfect location for both the commute and for leisure. It is close to Oxford city and the stations in the city centre or at Oxford Parkway, just a few minutes drive round the ring road. The beautiful rolling countryside of Oxfordshire is on the doorstep: sailing at Farmoor, boating on the Thames as it meanders through the quiet Upper Thames Valley or exploring the ancient Ridgeway, England's oldest road, on its east–west journey over the North Wessex Downs.The local centre at Botley has recently been redeveloped and provides a good range of shops: there are delicatessens and supermarkets, including a Waitrose, and surrounding villages offer some high-quality dining pubs.
A superb new home by renowned developers Sweetcroft Homes sitting in an elevated position on the edge of Oxford. When finished, the property will offer exceptional living accommodation to meet modern-day living standards. The house offers almost 3800 sqft over two floors and is equipped with the latest technology enabling the house to meet an A-rated EPC for energy efficiency. The heart of the home is the large open-plan kitchen/breakfast room, a separate drawing room and home office. Upstairs, the principal suite has a luxurious bathroom with a free-standing bath and a stylish, fully-fitted dressing room. There are two further ensuites.Particular features are:Triple glazing, photovoltaic panels, air source heat pump, solar thermal water heating and heat recovery systemWet-room style showers and ensuitesFibre optic connection direct to property ensuring secure, superfast connectivity Cat 6 flood wiring with data points in all habitable rooms and to all TV points Photovoltaic panels and battery power wall for PV energy storage Electric vehicle charging pointWiring for alarm systemHardwired smoke alarms with battery backupPlumbing for water softener 10-year building warranty
OXFORD'S WESTERN EDGE lies in a loop of the River Thames, with the landscape rising quickly up out of the valley in which Oxford's iconic Dreaming Spires sit.Near the top of Yarnells Hill are TRINITY HOUSE and ORIEL HOUSE, both of which sit on a large plot and enjoy excellent views across the city's skyline over Raleigh Park and the water meadows around South Hinksey.This is the perfect location for both the commute and for leisure. It is close to Oxford city and the stations in the city centre or at Oxford Parkway, just a few minutes drive round the ring road. The beautiful rolling countryside of Oxfordshire is on the doorstep: sailing at Farmoor, boating on the Thames as it meanders through the quiet Upper Thames Valley or exploring the ancient Ridgeway, England's oldest road, on its east–west journey over the North Wessex Downs.The local centre at Botley has recently been redeveloped and provides a good range of shops: there are delicatessens and supermarkets, including a Waitrose, and surrounding villages offer some high-quality dining pubs.
