Six bedrooms, four full baths, 4,000 square feet, eight minutes from Vaught-Hemingway and the Grove. Built for a game weekend: a screened porch with a built-in grill and wood-fired pizza oven, two big TVs running two games at once in 4K, and a sauna out back for Sunday morning. Grand Oaks is Oxford's premier neighborhood, a private golf course community on a quiet cul-de-sac, so you tailgate hard and come home to a street where nobody is parked on the lawn. Quiet hours after 10, no parties, room for the whole crew.

THE SPACE

Sleeps 12 across six real bedrooms, so ten adults each get a real bed and nobody draws the air mattress. Couples, a guys' trip, or three generations under one roof without being on top of each other.

- Primary suite: king, en-suite bath
- Bedroom 2: queen
- Bedroom 3: two twins
- Bedroom 4: twin plus twin pull-out
- Bedroom 5: full
- Bedroom 6: queen Murphy bed (doubles as an office)
- Crib available if someone brings the baby

Every one of those beds, king down to the twins, is made up with Quince sheets. We did not cut corners here. They are the same ones we sleep on.

Bringing kids? The house handles them easily: smaller beds, room to play, the crib. But it is set up first for the adults who came for the game.

GAME DAY HEADQUARTERS

The screened-in back porch is the heart of the house. Outdoor kitchen with a built-in grill, searing station, and wood-fired pizza oven. Pizza night Friday, burgers before kickoff, coffee on the porch Sunday morning. Most groups end up cooking most of their meals out here.

Inside, two big TVs, 75 and 80 inch, running Apple TV with the 4K sports package on Sonos surround sound. Two games at once in 4K on a Saturday, so nobody is negotiating over one screen.

THE COMFORTS

The coffee bar has a proper espresso machine and a pour-over setup, dialed in for the early risers. High-speed fiber runs the whole house, so grandparents can stream, parents can work, and kids can game all at once. The sauna is out back under its own cover, with an outdoor shower right beside it. That is the quiet reward at the end of a long game day.

THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Grand Oaks is tree-lined streets, sidewalks, families, and the private golf course running through it. We are on a cul-de-sac, so there is no through traffic. Easy walks, safe for kids. Oxford Square is a short drive for dinner, Square Books, Ajax Diner, and the walk around the courthouse. Vaught-Hemingway and Grove tailgating are an easy eight-minute drive on game days.

PERFECT FOR

- Home football weekends
- Parent's Weekend
- Graduation weekend
- Move-in weekend
- Double Decker Arts Festival
- Family reunions and multi-generational stays

A FEW NOTES

Quiet hours after 10pm to respect the neighborhood. Half-circle driveway with room for 3 to 4 cars, and the house sits on a quiet cul-de-sac with space for overflow. Nobody has to shuffle cars on game day. We are a short text away if anything comes up during your stay.