6 bed semi-detached house for sale

Park Crescent, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14

This is a beautifully presented family home that has been the subject of meticulous renovation by the current owners.

This superbly presented house offers light, stylish accommodation over three floors, and a cellar. The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, with high ceilings, hand-painted units, a central island, and large, full-height sliding glazed doors overlooking the garden. Adjacent is a study/playroom, larder and store. The ground floor is a very practical space, with a large utility room, a WC, a further study, and a cosy sitting room to the front. The welcoming entrance hall has fitted cupboards and views down the garden.

The first floor has the main bedroom, a second bedroom, currently used as a dressing room with fitted wardrobes, and a large bathroom. There is also a third large bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a further WC. The second floor has three double bedrooms with high ceilings and a large family bathroom.

The stunning sliding doors from the kitchen open onto the large west and south-facing terrace, with a store and plant room to the side and steps down to the garden. This has been landscaped by Nicholsons and comprises three main sections, with areas of lawn and box topiary, and well-stocked herbaceous borders, separated by mature holm oak hedging. There is a paved path at the side which leads to the bottom of the garden, where there is a large gravel parking area with a carport and a substantial store. Electric double gates provide vehicular access. To the front of the house is an ample gravel parking area enclosed by a beech hedge. A full specification sheet is available from Knight Frank.

Abingdon is a thriving market town which benefits from an extensive range of leading schools and amenities. Park Crescent occupies a beautiful central position overlooking Albert Park.

The park, together with the surrounding Victorian and Edwardian houses, was laid out by Christ's Hospital of Abingdon from 1860. The park today offers a wonderfully peaceful environment, with over 200 species of mature trees. The location offers the best of both worlds, being surrounded by the trainquility of the park, yet within minutes walk of Abingdon and St Helen and St Katharine (shsk) schools as well as a host of state and other independent schools, along with the town's extensive shopping facilities, including a Waitrose supermarket, and an M&S Food Hall, due to open in April 2026, and regular farmers markets.

Abingdon has extensive sports and leisure facilities, including a thriving leisure centre, several gyms, rowing, tennis, rugby, and sailing clubs, and riverside footpaths and trails. Communications are excellent with the A34 within a short drive, linking to the M40 and M4, and Didcot Parkway Station (15 minutes' drive) offers a fast train service to London Paddington (37 minutes). Heathrow Airport is a 1-hour drive.

Schools in the area are highly regarded and include Abingdon School, St Helen and St Katharine (shsk), Radley College, Chandlings, The Manor Prep School and Abingdon Prep School, all within easy reach. Christchurch, Magdalen College, St. Edward's, and The Dragon are also within easy reach, with other schools such as St Hugh's and Cokethorpe in the surrounding area. Furthermore, in the state sector, there is St Nicholas CE Primary, along with Larkmead School and John Mason School for secondaries, all of which are well regarded and within walking distance.