The house was built in 1894 by H.W. Moore and the design was influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement and retains many features of the period including high ceilings with cornicing, open fireplaces, original wooden flooring, a galleried staircase and large bay windows.

There is accommodation over three floors, with well-proportioned rooms providing good family living and entertaining space. The front door opens in to a large hall with the drawing room and dining room overlooking the garden and both enjoy excellent natural light with the drawing room having access to the garden. There is a family room as well as a sitting room and the kitchen is to the front. The kitchen is by Italian designers Meneghini and it is The house was built in 1894 by H.W. Moore. The Arts and Crafts movement influenced the design and retains many features of the period, including high ceilings with cornicing, open fireplaces, original wooden flooring, a galleried staircase and large bay windows. There is accommodation over three floors, with well-proportioned rooms providing good family living and entertaining space. The front door opens into a large hall with the drawing room and dining room overlooking the garden, and both enjoy excellent natural light, with the drawing room having access to the garden. There is a family room, and a sitting room, and the kitchen is to the front. The kitchen is by Italian designers Meneghini, and it is their Celestial range, one of their highest specification designs. There is also a separate kitchenette on the ground floor.

On the first floor is the main bedroom with an ensuite shower room and dressing room, two further en suite bedrooms, two bedrooms and a large family bathroom. The top floor has a large bedroom to the rear, an additional bedroom which leads to the large attic and a separate shower room. There is also a utility room.

The attic could provide further accommodation subject to the usual consents. The top floor enjoys a lovely outlook of the garden. From the hall, steps lead to a very useful cellar. The walled south-facing garden is laid to lawn with a delightful paved terrace. There are well-stocked herbaceous borders, two fine lime trees, a Chinese red birch tree and a lovely rose walkway. There is also a shed and outdoor storage. At the front, there is parking for several cars, a car charging point and a bicycle shed. It is well screened by a fine yew hedge. There is planning permission to extend the outbuilding to provide a gym/home office, dated 4th October 2021.

Linton Road is a prime residential in the north Oxford Victorian Conservation area. It is well positioned for Oxford's excellent range of schools, with the Dragon, Oxford High School and Wychwood within walking distance and St Edward's, Magdalen, Cherwell, Headington Girls School and Summer Fields all within easy reach. Nearby is North Parade, with good everyday shopping, a delicatessen, cafes, several restaurants and the Rose and Crown pub.
There is also a Farmers Market every second and fourth Saturday. There is good access to all the day-to-day shopping facilities of Summertown, including Marks & Spencer, cafes, artisan bakers and restaurants. The Nuffield Health and Racquets Club is on Woodstock Road and the Ferry Sports Centre in Summertown. Slightly further afield are the more comprehensive amenities of Oxford city centre.

The Woodstock and Banbury roads join directly to the Oxford ring road connecting to the A40 and M40 to London. The Oxford rail station has regular services directly to London Paddington (approximately 55 minutes), and Oxford Parkway station has services to London Marylebone (about 60 minutes).