St Andrews House was built as a private house in 1862 and served as the vicarage to St Andrews Church from 1881 to 1977. The house has been owned and maintained by the current owners since 2002 and has generous accommodation spread over three floors, the principal rooms have excellent proportions and features synonymous with the Victorian period. The layout can be seen from the floor plans.

This property has 0.35 acres of land.

Outside

The house is approached via a gated courtyard, providing off-street parking and access to the double garage, which has a room above. The garden is walled, beautifully landscaped and stocked and south facing. Immediately to the rear of the house is a paved terrace ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining. There is also a substantial workshop. The garden extends to about a third of an acre.

Situation

The property is located within the Old Headington Conservation Area and with its local pub (The White Hart) and parish church (St. Andrews) it retains a village atmosphere. Old Headington is very well-placed for a number of excellent amenities, many of which are close by. Within Headington is a Waitrose supermarket with a number of restaurants, coffee shops and bars. In addition, the Oxford Tube coach stop on London Road has services to London Victoria, Heathrow and Gatwick airports. Local schools include Headington Rye St. Anthony School, Magdalen College School and Windmill Primary. The John Radcliffe Hospital, Manor Hospital, Churchill Hospital and Nuffield Hospital are also within easy reach. The north Oxford schools are easily accessed via the Marston Ferry Road. Oxford city centre is only 2.2 miles away and easily accessed by a regular bus.

Directions

(OX3 9DL)

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Headington shops (Waitrose) 0.4 miles, the Oxford ring road 1 mile, Oxford High Street 2.2 miles, Summertown 3.2 miles, Oxford Station 4.5 miles, Oxford Parkway 4.7 miles

Oxford to London Paddington from 51 mins, Oxford Parkway to Marylebone from 68 mins.