Woods End, Hamels Lane, Boars Hill, Oxford, OX1 5DJ

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1 Woods End, Hamels Lane, Boars Hill, Oxford, OX1 5DJ

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3 Splendid detached Edwardian country residence enjoying a secluded setting towards the end of a Fashionable no-through lane family within house its own with well contemporary kept and interiors secure gardens in prime and city grounds location. that extend to about one and a half acres including a hard tennis court Beautifully and double garage. extended and remodelled character home with light and spacious four bedroom accommodation Characterful five bedroom, on the west three bathroom side of one family of Headington s accommodation most extending sought after to side over roads. 4,000 sq ft with potential for further extension into the large loft space (subject to consent).

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6 Key Features Impressive Entrance Hall with Woodburner Cream Shaker Style Kitchen Units with Contrasting Work Tops & Central Island Four Well Proportioned Reception Rooms Additional Utility Room with Matching Units Kitchen/Breakfast & Work TopsRoom & Utility Room White Master & Suite Chrome with Dressing Suites Room in Cloakroom, & En Suite Ensuite Shower Room & Family Bathroom Four Four Bedrooms Further Double Arranged Bedrooms over the Top Two Floors Family Bathroom & 'Jack & Jill' Shower Room Principal Reception Rooms with Feature Fireplaces, Potential for Cupboards Further Bedrooms & Shelving Loft Space into Chimney Recesses Gardens & Grounds of 1.5 Acres Double Glazing & Gas Central Heating Engineered Attached Double Wood Garage Floor to Entrance Hall, Sitting Room & Family Room Hard Tennis Court (Requires Resurfacing) Gravel Driveway Parking & South West Facing Rear Garden

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8 Distances Oxford City Centre c. 4 miles, Oxford Railway Station (mainline Paddington) c. 4.5 miles, Didcot Parkway Railway Station c. 14 miles, M40 Junction, 8A c. 14 miles Location Boars Hill is renowned as being one of the most desirable residential locations in the vicinity affording some of the best views of Oxford's "Dreaming Spires" whilst many delightful walks can be enjoyed in the surrounding countryside, much of which is owned by the Oxford Preservation Trust. Boars Hill is also most conveniently placed for access to both Oxford City centre and Abingdon, with the Hinksey Hill interchange of the A34/Oxford ringroad system being little more than 1.5 miles distant. This provides a dual carriageway link to the M40 at junctions 8 and 9, as well as the M4 at junction 13 near Newbury to the south. Directions Leave the Oxford ringroad system at the Hinksey Hill interchange on the southeast side of the city (at the junction of the A34 and the A423) and proceed up Hinksey Hill (sign posted Wootton). Continue for about 0.5 mile before turning right at the sign for Boars Hill and proceed along Foxcombe Road for about 0.75 mile, when Hamels Lane will be located on the left hand side. After about 250m a sign for Woodsend will be located on the left. Continue straight ahead to the remote control wrought iron gates that provide access to the property. For more information or to arrange a viewing contact: Patrick Murray 205a Banbury Road Summertown, Oxford OX2 7HQ T: patrick@scottfraser.co.uk scottfraser.co.uk