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Gorgeous apartment for a group of 5, a property with a garden and a terrace, is situated in Oxford, 2.3 miles from University of Oxford, 1.4 miles from Greyfriars, as well as 1.5 miles from St Stephen's House. The property is 2.2 miles from The Queen's College and 2.2 miles from Campion Hall.
With free WiFi, this apartment features a TV and a kitchen with a microwave and fridge.
St Hilda's College is 1.7 miles from the apartment, while Corpus Christi College Oxford is 2.1 miles from the property.
A 15 minute bus journey from the city centre, this modern apartment is a great choice for a group of friends or family embarking on a scenic staycation. The flat provides super clean and super stylish accommodation, with each guest benefiting from a private bedroom, meaning you can socialise from a good social distance. This spacious apartment has 5 small double beds, in their own private rooms. All beds will be beautifully made up with hotel style linen, for that luxury touch. All rooms come with wardrobe space and a desk. Shared facilities include a large kitchen, with everything you need to prepare a light meal, if you are not tempted by uber eats! There is super fast wifi, to work, study or watch TV. The bathroom features a shower, toilet and basin, and complimentary towels will be provided on arrival.
Most famous for it's university, you will find historic campus buildings dotted around the city. Oxford has imposing spires and picture-postcard cobbles that few cities can match. If its name conjures libraries, riverside picnics and students sweating over their exam scripts, then it’s no surprise the best things to do in Oxford almost all have some link to the world-renowned university. But there is more to the city than just books, dark blue lycra, and weird frilly gowns. Put simply, the best museums in Oxford are pulling in shows on a par with London’s, the burgeoning restaurant scene offers hard-to-beat gourmet thrills, and the pubs are steeped in charm and history. Oxford has a long history of brewing, and the local pubs are a big part of student culture. The Bear Inn and The King’s Arms are two of the city’s most famous pubs and have plenty of character. If you are looking to dance your night away, the city is home to plenty of hot nightspots and clubs – the perfect venue to party, meet new friends, unwind and just have a good time. Summer in Oxford is a dreamy scene, with punters drifting down the river and day-trippers snapping selfies in front of the historic buildings. It’s a great time to stretch your legs or enjoy a casual game of frisbee in one of the local parks and meadows. Or you can take a walk through Oxford’s peaceful Botanic Garden. Whether you are a local or an out-of-towner staying in Oxford to study, this city has it all: historical and cultural attractions, outdoor activities galore, and a vibey nightlife scene.
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