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Property in South Oxhey - Prc Repaired
South Oxhey is a suburb of Watford in the Watford Rural parish of the Three Rivers district of Hertfordshire, England. It is located in the south western corner of Hertfordshire and close to the boundary with Greater London.
South Oxhey is a large estate built on land that was formerly part of the Oxhey Hall Estate. There was a manor house here, Oxhey Place, and a chapel. The manor house was owned by the Blackwell family of Crosse and Blackwell fame. It burnt down in 1955. The chapel dates from 1612 and is still standing to the south of the parish church of All Saints. The church was opened in 1957 to serve the new estate built after the Second World War by the London County Council. The church was demolished and rebuilt in 2000.
The estate was built after the Second World War to help alleviate the housing pressures thrust upon London during the Blitz as well as general inadequate housing. South Oxhey was originally built and managed by the London County Council and later the Greater London Council. In 1980 the ownership and management of the estate was transferred from the GLC to Three Rivers District Council. Since the introduction of the nationwide Right to buy policy in 1980, many South Oxhey residents have bought their homes from the local council, meaning that by 2007, some 70% of houses on the estate are privately owned.
The South Oxhey Community Choir and the South Oxhey Youth Choir are two groups that were assembled by Gareth Malone as part of the BBC television series
Local facilities include:
Oxhey Library (Bridlington Road)
The Centre (Gosforth Lane) - A community and leisure facility
Sir James Altham Pool (Altham Way)
Carpenders Park railway station
All Saints Church (Church of England)
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IF SPACE IS WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THEN LOOK NO FURTHER THAN THIS 3 BEDROOM SEMI DETACHED HOUSE with lounge, dining room, attractive modern kitchen, modern bathroom, UPVC double glazing, gas central heating, attractive front and rear gardens.
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