The property was constructed in the 1870's of stone beneath a tiled roof and in recent years has been comprehensively and sensitively refurbished to the highest of standards. Now providing a very unique home within easy reach of the City Centre and offering direct access to a Thames tributary. Set well back from the Botley road along a private driveway with parking and beautifully landscaped gardens. From the reception hall there is access to a downstairs cloakroom and staircase to the upper floor. The drawing room with a carved stone fireplace and walnut flooring also features fitted bookshelves, sash windows and high ceilings.
Along the hall is the library/sitting room with integrated bookshelves and more walnut flooring. Beyond the library is the modern and contemporary kitchen/breakfast room, joined to the original building by glazing and clad in steel and copper. The kitchen has a Limestone floor and is fitted with quality cabinets and Gaggenau appliances with glazed doors opening to the rear garden with river views. The kitchen/ breakfast room as well as the reception hall also benefit from underfloor heating. There is a sound system to the principal rooms.

On the first floor there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms including a generous principal with plenty of built in wardrobes, high ceilings and air conditioning. Along the landing is a storage cupboard where the hot water tank and gas boiler are found. Between the two bedrooms is the large and luxuriously appointed bathroom with a substantial shower and separate bath.

Set behind a walled front garden with slate path and arched wrought iron gate, the garden extends to the rear of the kitchen where there is a lawn with landscaped borders, the backdrop down to the river tributary is a lovely feature and could easily incorporate a sitting deck or hanging swing, to fully take advantage of a house on the water. There is a large single garage with ample storage and including three sizeable wine coolers as well as parking to the front.

Osney Island is a popular location within Oxford and has a rich and evolving history dating back to the Middle Ages. The Island features include St Frideswide’s church, a highly rated pub; The Punter, and a fantastic community spirit. Where the River Thames flows under Osney Bridge, alongside East Street and on to Osney Lock, is the site of the first community owned hydro power scheme on the Thames. Osney Island is within a Conservation Area and easy walking distance of Oxford railway station, a number of pubs and a Waitrose supermarket. About a 15 minute walk to the Centre of Oxford.