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29 HOLMLEA ROAD
GORING ON THAMES SOUTH OXFORDSHIRE
Goring Railway Station London Paddington within the hour 5
minute walk Streatley High Street River 0.25 miles Reading 10 miles
London Paddington 27 minutes M4 Junction 12 10 miles Henley on
Thames 13 miles Newbury 14 miles Oxford 17 mile
In a delightful setting located in one of the most popular roads
within this beautiful riverside village and set in private and
mature gardens & grounds yet just a short walk to extensive
amenities and schooling in the village, as well as for the mainline
railway station, providing direct access to London Paddington
within the hour.?
A well proportioned family residence extending to approximately
1,786 sq ft, including 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 4 reception
rooms with private garden and driveway parking for 2 cars
A Delightful Modern & Contemporary Home Extending To
Approximately 1,786 Sq Ft Inclusive Of Detached Garden Studio, With
Stunning Gardens & Grounds of Approximately 0.15 Of An Acre
Quintessential English Riverside Village Within Close Walking Of
The River Thames, Extensive Amenities, Schooling, and Mainline
Railway Station To London Paddington In Well Under The Hour
Prize winning village on the River Thames situated between
Oxford and Reading in A.O.N.B.
First Class State and Private schools in local area
Convenient location in popular tree fringed road within easy level
walking distance of the central High Street and Station?
Entrance Hall with Cloakroom
Living Room with open fireplace
Kitchen Breakfast Room
Dining Room
Family Room
4 Double Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Garage and Driveway
Private Garden
LOCATION
The much prized village of Goring on Thames occupies a stunning
location in the Thames Valley set between the Chiltern Hills and
Berkshire Downlands as the River flows from Oxford down to Reading,
in an area of scenic landscape known geographically as the Goring
Gap and designated an A.O.N.B. In 2009 Goring was awarded the
prestigious Oxfordshire Village of the Year and also won the
coveted best in South of England title.
This stretch of the River, the longest between locks, is
regarded as one of the most beautiful and is forever associated
with Kenneth Grahame s immortal book The Wind in the Willows as
well as Jerome K Jerome s book Three Men in a Boat which actually
mentions Streatley in its narrative.
The village boasts an excellent range of shops and facilities
together with Olde Worlde pubs, a highly regarded Bistro Caf ,
choice of restaurants, Boutique hotel, Doctors and Dental surgeries
and importantly a mainline station offering fast services up to
London Paddington . There is also easy access for the major local
towns, including Oxford, Reading and Newbury, the M4 and M40
motorways, and for Heathrow.
Recognised as a thriving community, there are a wide range of
clubs, societies and special interest groups to suit most
people.
There is a highly rated Primary school and in the local area are
a first class choice of both state and private schools with bus
collections.
The central part of Goring is a Conservation Area and has a
wealth of interesting period properties many Listed being of
significant architectural and historical interest.
Streatley on Thames, situated on the opposite Berkshire side of
the river, is another pretty village surrounded by hills and
woodlands now mainly owned by the National Trust.? Fronting onto
the river by the bridge crossing over to Goring is the luxury 4
star riverside hotel The Swan, renowned for its fine cuisine and
leisure and fitness facilities and Coppa Club restaurant.
Crossrail Elizabeth Line services have commenced from Reading,
which together with the completed electrification of the line has
significantly improved travelling times to East and West
destinations.
Holmlea Road is situated in a highly regarded residential part
of the village close to the central Conservation Area within level
walking distance of the High Street shops and amenities, mainline
station and scenic riverside walks.? The road is arranged in a
crescent shape and comprises detached houses of differing
architectural design and size many having been successfully
extended and altered, and all complimented by their mature
surroundings with established trees and hedged gardens and
frontages.
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
Built in the 1960 s, 29 Holmlea Road has been extended from its
original size to offer generous family accommodation.? With recent
improvements including UPVC windows, there are 4 reception rooms, 4
double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms as well as a fitted kitchen.? The
property is traditionally built with rendered elevations and
hanging tiles under a pitched roof. Entrance is into a hallway with
stair access and cloakroom.? The sitting room is at the front of
the property and features an open fire and parquet flooring.? The
room extends round to the family room at the back, connecting
through to the dining room and kitchen which all overlook the
garden.? Upstairs are 4 double bedrooms and 2 family bathrooms,
both bathrooms have baths and one has a bath and a separate
shower
OUTSIDE
The property sits back from the road with a deep lawn in front and
driveway leading up to the garage.? There is a gate taking you? to
the back garden.? The garden is mainly laid to lawn with borders
and trees giving a mature feel and being very private
GENERAL INFORMATION
Services ? All main services are connected.? Gas central heating
and hot water.
Council Tax ? Band F
Postcode RG8 9EX
Energy Efficiency Rating E 51
Local Authority South Oxfordshire District Council Telephone
DIRECTIONS
From our offices in the centre of Goring turn left and proceed down
the High Street.? Turn left again opposite the Miller of Mansfield
into Manor Road.? On reaching the corner by the John Barleycorn
Public House continue round to the left into Station Road.? After
passing the Catherine Wheel Public House turn next right into Croft
Road and in a further 150 yards left into Holmlea Road.? Follow the
road towards the first right hand bend and 29 will be found about ?
of the way along on the left hand side.
VIEWING
Strictly by appointment through Warmingham & Co
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