Initial price	£6,500,000
19/10/24	£5,500,000
Price Change	-15.38%

This unique property, formerly known as Clevedon House, boasts over 5,000 square feet of living space across five floors, with many original period features, including open fireplaces, cornicing, and large sash windows. The property has a south-facing garden and off-street parking for several cars. The lower ground floor has been converted into two separate flats, while the ground floor features a reception hall, two large reception rooms, and a conservatory. The first floor has four double bedrooms, a bathroom, and a WC, while the second floor has a kitchen, bathroom, and cloakroom. The property also features a unique "Turret" room with stunning rooftop views. The house has a rich history, having been the home of Sarah Acland, a pioneer in color photography, and is located in the heart of North Oxford's Victorian Conservation Area, with easy access to excellent schools, shopping facilities, and transportation links to London.