North Hinksey Lane, Botley And North Hinksey

A spacious three-bedroom 1930’s semi-detached house which has recently undergone an extensive programme of refurbishment and improvement, creating a practical home with modern conveniences.
On the ground floor, the former garage has been converted to provide a utility room and office, adding valuable flexibility to the accommodation. The kitchen has been replaced, the cloakroom updated, and new flooring, radiators and ornamental fireplaces installed. On the first floor, the bathroom has been replaced. Further improvements include a new boiler, a new consumer unit, replacement radiators, new flooring, and replastering and redecoration throughout. Externally, improvements include an extended driveway providing additional parking and a re-rendered front elevation. An EV charging point has also been installed, together with power and Ethernet cabling to the garage. The result is a substantially improved 1930’s home, combining traditional character with a comprehensive range of recent upgrades and offering comfortable accommodation with the benefit of significant work already completed.
According to Ofcom, Superfast & Ultrafast broadband is available and mobile voice and data coverage is likely indoors and outdoors.
Within the village there is The Fishes pub and restaurant. St, Lawrence Church and North Hinksey primary school. Local amenities are located at Elms Parade and West Way Square, including a Tesco express, Co-op supermarket, medical centre, dentists, opticians, butchers, deli, restaurants and library. Botley is well-connected with regular bus services to Oxford city centre and Abingdon. Oxford Parkway and Oxford Railway stations offering a fast 50 minute service to London Marylebone and Paddington stations respectively. There are country walks to Wytham and Cumnor villages and into Oxford via North Hinksey village and Willow Walk.