2 bedroom ground floor flat for sale

This two bedroom, share of freehold, ground floor flat with garden and parking has a GREAT feel about it! Not a lot of people know this, but many buyers have made up their mind whether they want to buy almost as soon as they walk through the door of a property. It's not easily explained but in my opinion, this will be on of those properties. Anyway, welcome to Flat 1, 353 Woodstock Road in leafy North Oxford. At 793sqft floor area, it's not a bad size for a two bedroom apartment in an Edwardian house conversion. It's been 'nicely' refurbished in recent years with wooden floors and new kitchen and bathroom. Naturally, in a building like this, the ceilings are high and the triple aspect layout and large windows all go towards making for a light and spacious apartment. It has been used as a buy-to-let flat and it's ok to say that it has been well looked after by the kind of young professionals to whom it has appealed.Outside, there's just enough south facing garden to offer lovely sitting out space, entertaining space on those warm Summer evenings - something we're getting used to these days - and with enough left over to actually do some gardening for those green fingered persons out there. In more accurate terms, the garden extends to just over 47sqM. Location: Woodstock Road is one of the main routes into Oxford - note, the house is set well back from the main road with a high hedge in between so, well insulated from road traffic noise - and it is an easy straight run into the centre. So, if you're cycling (we all try and avoid driving in and aorund Oxford) that's about ten minutes ride on the flat to the centre and about fifteen to the train station. Incidentally, the fast train will get you from Oxford to London, Paddington in just over 50 minutes.... worth knowing. Bits & Bobs:The flat comes with the share of the freehold and the current owner has just had the lease extended to 999 years.The building is managed by the four owners of the flats who currently pay £200 per month into a maintenance fund.