house at Rowland Close, Oxford, OX2

AVAILABLE NOW! This exceptional three bedroom, two bathroom semi-detached home has been thoughtfully extended and modernised to a high standard. Spanning three floors, it offers breath-taking views over Port Meadow from the kitchen/dining/living space, first floor sitting room and principal bedroom. A dedicated study on the ground floor provides a quiet workspace, ideal for academics or professionals. Located on a quiet no-through road in Lower Wolvercote with off-street parking, a private rear garden and balcony, this home provides a comfortable and well-connected base for those seeking a short- to mid-term stay in Oxford. Nestled on the edge of Oxford, Wolvercote offers a rare and enchanting combination of rural tranquillity and city convenience. This historic village, split into Upper and Lower Wolvercote, is a hidden gem for those seeking an authentic Oxford experience, where the rhythm of life is shaped by the seasons and the spectacular views over Port Meadow, a 400-acre Site of Special Scientific Interest, and one of the city`s most cherished landscapes. To live in Rowland Close, Wolvercote, particularly in a home backing onto Port Meadow, is to have a front-row seat to nature`s ever-changing spectacle. Whether it`s mist rolling over the meadow at dawn, golden sunsets or the sight of wild horses and cattle grazing as birds circle above, every day brings a new scene. In winter, the meadow transforms into a shimmering floodplain reflecting the sky, while in summer, it`s a vast, sunlit expanse dotted with wildlife. Wolvercote is a place where history feels alive. The ruins of Godstow Abbey, the medieval nunnery where Rosamund Clifford Henry II`s fabled mistress was laid to rest, sit quietly by the river, whispering tales of the past. The village has long been a haven for scholars, writers and artists drawn to its peaceful setting, while its thriving community continues to foster a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Local life revolves around a selection of excellent pubs, including the much-loved White Hart (community-run and full of character), the stylish Jacob`s Inn and The Trout Inn, an historic riverside pub. A village shop, a children`s playground and a strong sense of local identity make this an ideal place to feel at home, even for a short stay. Despite its idyllic setting, Wolvercote is remarkably well connected. A direct bus takes you into Oxford city centre in minutes, where the historic colleges, world-class museums and the iconic dreaming spires await. Whether strolling through the Bodleian Library, punting on the Cherwell or exploring the bustling Westgate shopping district, the city`s intellectual and cultural vibrancy is always within easy reach. For those needing to travel further afield, Oxford Parkway station offers quick links to London Marylebone, while the nearby A34 and M40 provide excellent road connections. Living in Wolvercote, even for a short stay, offers something truly special a chance to embrace village life on the doorstep of one of the world`s most famous cities, waking up to one of Oxford`s most awe-inspiring views and immersing yourself in a setting where history, nature and community come together in perfect harmony. poken All photographs are provided for guidance only. Redress scheme provided by: The Property Ombudsman (D03165) Oxford City Council, Band E Electric: Mains Supply Gas: Mains Supply Water: Mains Supply Sewerage: Mains Supply Broadband: Unknown Telephone: Unknown Heating: Not Specified Garden/Outside Space: Yes Parking: Yes Garage: No Please