Location

Trinity House occupies an elevated position with commanding views of Oxford’s iconic skyline.

It is within easy access to local shops including Waitrose (1.5 miles) and fine dining pubs (The Fishes 0.7 miles by foot to North Hinksey village) as well as beautiful surrounding countryside – just a short stroll away is Raleigh Park, a wildlife site of 27 acres.

It is also ideally positioned for commuting via road, or train – Oxford City railway station being less than 2 miles away. For ease of getting into the city, Seacourt Park and Ride is just 1 mile away.

Not surprisingly, Oxfordshire and the surrounding area is renowned for education. It is home to 72 independent preparatory and senior schools, whilst the surrounding counties also boast a wealth of excellent schools and colleges.

Description

Trinity House is an architecturally distinguished residence that combines privacy with timeless elegance. Designed in a traditional style, its warm red brick and finely crafted stone detailing reflect enduring quality. Built to the highest standards, the home seamlessly integrates a sophisticated suite of modern green technologies.

The expansive and seamless kitchen and living space open onto the terrace and landscaped gardens, providing an ever flexible hosting and entertaining area. There is also a separate drawing room with wood-burning stove, plus a study.

The principal suite is a spacious sanctuary with a fully fitted dressing room, as well as an opulent ensuite including a free-standing bath and double shower.

Overall, the home offers over 3749 square foot of accommodation (348.3 square meters) over just two floors.

Outside, Trinity House offers a large driveway with ample parking for guests, and a double garage. There is a large patio the full width of the home, and the rear garden extends to approximately 50 metres at its full length.