Contemporary Jericho House for 8 with parking

A beautifully refurbished, architect-designed and extended town house located in Jericho, only ten minutes walk to the centre of Oxford. Three bedrooms a separate dressing room, two bathrooms. Perfect for families and groups. Garden with furniture and garden office space. Hosted by Short Stay Oxford.

Large open plan kitchen/dining room with American fridge freezer, high quality Siemens Appliances and under-floor heating. Double doors leading to landscaped garden with outdoor all weather sofa and outdoor dining area at the rear of garden. Garden Study also to the rear of garden with full internet access. On the lower ground floor there is under-floor heating throughout, a Twin/Superking bedroom, family bathroom and living / media room with Apple TV, 3D Blu-Ray and 55" TV. On the first floor there is a Kingsize bedroom, a room with either Twin or Superking beds and a separate Dressing room. Further family bathroom with double sink, double-ended bath and separate shower.
There is high speed unlimited internet throughout the house, and a multi-room SONOS audio system. There are Smart HD flat-screen TVs in the media room, kitchen and master bedroom. Beautifully furnished. Artwork throughout is mostly original or limited edition by local artists.
Off street garage parking for one small compact car available upon request in a nearby street.

Check-in time is 15:00 and Check-out time is 10:00.

Guests can check in with a keypad. Keys are available inside the property or guests can use an app to access the property.

Last minute short bookings may benefit from a discount. For bookings longer than 28 days or to make any other enquiry, please message us.

Jericho is a historic suburb of Oxford, a short walk from the city centre with its historic buildings, colleges, museums and shops. The neighbourhood has a range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, a cinema and bars and has an off-beat vibe. Many roads in Jericho have featured in the TV drama Inspector Morse. We recommend Gail's Bakery on Little Clarendon Street, the Jericho Café and Branca Italian Deli and Restaurant, both at the end of Observatory Street. The train station is just fifteen minutes walk away and the bus station around ten minutes walk.

Oxford is a small city so you can get to most places by walking. The central bus station is located on George Street, from where you can get a bus to the surrounding areas, as well as London and southern airports. The main train station is on New Road and has access to London in about an hour.