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"Countess Gardens is a wonderful Grade II* Listed house, which was built in 1742. Arranged over three floors and arguably one of Henley on Thames most striking classic houses. Two wonderful reception rooms and a large kitchen breakfast room all with high ceilings, make up the ground floor with access to a large rear garden.

The principal reception rooms have fine panelling and fireplaces ensuring a great atmosphere and character. The kitchen breakfast room has been extended into a conservatory which makes a very effective living space for a large family. There is a cellar and utility area in the basement with a wine room.

On the first floor the principal bedroom has an open plan ensuite bathroom and there is a large study sitting room with a fireplace and log burner. There are two other bedrooms one which has been subdivided but could be reinstated easily to just one room. The family bathroom is on the first floor and on the second floor, three further bedrooms providing further family accommodation.

The garden is lovely well fenced and secure. There is a wide Stone Terrace at the back of the house that gives away to lawn including a recessed trampoline. Mature foliage helps provide privacy and a garden path leads to the excellent 4 to 6 car parking owned by countess Gardens. Garden shed storage unit. Vehicle access is off new street under the arch into Finlay Drive and then left through Radnor Close, it is very discreet and secure.

The property is situated in the centre of the riverside town of Henley on Thames, close to all amenities including a supermarket, hospital, a fine variety of shops, pubs and restaurants. More comprehensive facilities can be found in nearby Reading, Oxford and Maidenhead. Henley railway station provides links to the mainline railway stations in Reading and Twyford with a fast train to London, Paddington from 25 mins . The M4 Jct8 9 is approximately 6 miles, providing access to Heathrow and the motorway network. North of Bell Street is The Fairmile, a gateway to the Chiltern Hills, designated an area of outstanding natural beauty with many footpaths, bridleways and country pubs.