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Two bedroom modern First Floor Furnished Apartment with Gas Central Heating, Double Glazing, Communal Gardens and Allocated Parking, Close to the Oxford Ring Road and Local Bus Routes, and Located in the Centre of this Historic Village
37 Church Lane is an attractively designed and well-presented fully furnished first floor apartment in good decorative order in a small development close to the centre of this historic village, having strong associations with English Civil War 1642-46 in and around Oxford.
Entering the property via a ground floor lobby / inner hall with stairwell, you are ushered to an upper landing leading to the light and airy open-plan living room with twin windows and a Velux roof light creating an inviting and cosy space to relax.
The fitted kitchen offers all appliances including a washer-dryer.
The landing gives access to two bedrooms (a double with built-in wardrobe, and a single with freestanding wardrobe), and the central bathroom with a plumbed in shower above the bath.
The flat boasts full double glazing and combi gas central heating.
Outside, there is a secluded enclosed shared garden, and allocated parking for one car per flat.
This eye-catching property combines modern convenience within a charming setting, making it an ideal home for a single occupier or couple, within easy reach of the City Centre and local amenities.
EPC Rating: C 75 Council Tax: C
Situation
The village of Old Marston lies about 2 miles (3 km) northeast of the centre of Oxford and is renowned for its blend of historic residential charm in peaceful surroundings yet with urban amenities close at hand; the area is popular with families and professionals alike.
Old Marston boasts a range of social venues, including The Red Lion (a local, traditional pub with a tranquil garden) and the ever-popular Victoria Arms which offers traditional ‘old inn’ charm with a beautiful interior, heated pergola terrace, and a huge beer garden overlooking the River Isis (tributary of the Thames), popular for punting forays in the Summer months.
There are local shops, takeaways, convenience store and a petrol station at the foot of Headley Way, about a mile distant from Church Lane.
The village is well-connected with excellent transport links by road. Oxford City Centre is just a short bus ride away, and there are convenient fast connections via the Oxford Ring Road providing access to the A34, A40, and M40 motorway.
Also, Old Marston is on a flat and level cycle route right through to the city centre.
