Headington

This traditional semi-detached Edwardian family home is a charming property with a classic layout, situated on a quiet residential road. To complement the period features such as traditional sash windows, the current owners have made a number of improvements, including insulation. There is secondary glazing on the Edwardian windows to preserve them and double-glazed plastic windows in the extension.

The house is entered via a partially glazed front door featuring stained-glass panels, which opens into a welcoming hallway. Engineered wood flooring extends through much of the ground- floor reception space. To the front of the house is a bright sitting room, centred around a mock gas fireplace and enhanced by a bay window. This flows through to the dining room, with French doors opening onto the garden. The kitchen combines character and practicality, with space for a dining table, and a range of painted units topped with ceramic work surfaces and with an integrated oven. Beyond the kitchen is a family bathroom.

On the first floor are three bedrooms, all of which are doubles. The front bedroom benefits from built-in storage, and these rooms are served by a family shower room. The second floor has been converted to provide a versatile annexe area, featuring exposed roof timbers, Velux windows, a kitchenette nook, and a separate en suite shower room. Offering excellent flexibility, this space could suit extended family living, guest accommodation, or potential income generation through letting, subject to the necessary permissions and consents.