Furnace House, Oxford, England, OX2

Description A two bedroom apartments, two bathrooms and secure garage parking within Furnace House, a landmark waterside development.Located in the heart of Jericho, a vibrant quarter with an eclectic mix of independent shops and cafes, bars, fine restaurants and its own arts cinema. Port Meadow and riverside walks are a short stroll away.Furnace House, Oxford Waterfront is an imposing contemporary building just a short walk from the city centre, coach and train stations.The apartment is finished to a high specification and has underfloor heating. Room temperature is individually and thermostatically controlled. One allocated parking space is provided in the underground garage and the apartment can be accessed from the garage by lift. The property is ready for satellite TV reception, landline and broadband.Generous accommodation includes a wide entrance hallway, with laundry closet, leading to an open-planned living area with French doors opening onto a very large wood-decked terrace of almost 600 sq.Metres. The luxuriously appointed kitchen range includes inset ceramic hob with stainless steel back plate and extractor canopy, integrated oven, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Both double bedrooms have built-in double wardrobes and the master bedroom is en-suite with a double size shower cabinet. The 2nd bathroom is stylishly appointed with a brilliant-white suite including bath and chrome towel warmer. Visitors are monitored by an audio/video entry phone.A luxuriously appointed apartment and viewings highly recommendedlocation The property is located on Water Ways, in Jericho, a much sought after part of Oxford close to the historic city centre and just a short distance from oxford\'s central railway station, with frequent direct trains to London and Birmingham, as well as other destinations. Locally there is a good range of shops, bars, restaurants and cafes along nearby Walton Street and Little Clarendon Street, as well as well regarded (and well frequented) local neighbourhood pubs, notably the nearby Bookbinders Arms and The Rickety Press.