Welcome to our newly renovated Oxford flat with a fresh, modern look and cozy vibe. Located near Cowley Road and St. Clements, it’s perfect for exploring the vibrant culture and amenities of the city. While there’s no separate dining and living room, the prime location ensures easy access to Oxford’s highlights. Ideal for graduates and their families attending ceremonies, as well as travelers and professionals. Two cosy bedrooms, each furnished with comfortable king-size beds, ensuring you a restful night's sleep after a day of exploring the city. While there is no separate living room or dining room, our flat is perfectly suited for those eager to make the most of their city adventure. The fully equipped kitchen boasts all the amenities you'll need, including a microwave, oven, hob, fridge freezer, and a convenient wash and tumble dryer. Whether you're here for a graduation ceremony, a cultural getaway, or simply to immerse yourself in the history and charm of Oxford, our flat offers the ideal base for your stay.

Oxford is full of historic landmarks, hidden gems, and cultural treasures. Here's a comprehensive list of must-see attractions and lesser-known gems to explore: Iconic Must-See Attractions Radcliffe Camera – One of Oxford’s most photographed buildings, part of the Bodleian Library. Bodleian Library – One of the oldest libraries in Europe, offering guided tours of its historic reading rooms. Christ Church College & Cathedral – Famous for its stunning architecture, beautiful dining hall (inspiration for Harry Potter), and the grand Tom Quad. University Church of St Mary the Virgin – Climb to the top for one of the best views of Oxford’s skyline. Ashmolean Museum – The world's first public museum, showcasing art and archaeology from around the globe. Oxford Castle & Prison – A thousand-year-old site with guided tours exploring its history as a Norman castle and a former prison. Magdalen College & Deer Park – A beautiful college with stunning cloisters, a peaceful deer park, and a riverside walk. Pitt Rivers Museum – A fascinating collection of anthropology and archaeology, known for its unique displays of global artifacts. Natural History Museum – Home to dinosaur skeletons, the Oxford Dodo, and stunning Victorian architecture. Sheldonian Theatre – Designed by Christopher Wren, this historic venue is used for university ceremonies and concerts.