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" A well-presented and versatile family home with further potential to extend. Located just a one mile walk to the very centre of Henley, the train station, and the area‘s outstanding state and private primary schools. The home‘s kerb appeal is immediately apparent, with new external rendering adding to the overall charm. The principal reception areas interact with ease, giving the property a wonderful sense of movement and flexibility. On entry, the generously sized and welcoming reception space provides access to a bright study, a cloakroom, and double doors into the sitting room, which is flooded with light and overlooks the mature gardens, accessed through French doors. There is original wood block flooring and a great flow connecting to the kitchendining room. The kitchen is fitted with a range of storage units and integrated appliances; the dining area gives access to an al-fresco dining patio via another set of French doors. A utility room provides additional storage just off the kitchen, with a door giving access to the front of the house, which can double as a boot room. On the second floor is the sizeable principal bedroom, which overlooks the rear garden, with room to add an ensuite. A further two double bedrooms are served by a family bathroom, which includes a walk-in shower. The top floor is a versatile space with a separate double bedroom and living area, making it ideal for teenagers, an additional study or guest accommodation.

Situation
Henley on Thames is a charming riverside town approximately 10 miles from Reading, 35 miles from Central London and approx. 25 miles from Heathrow. The town offers an excellent variety of shops ranging from high-street chains to independent boutiques. There are numerous coffee shops and many restaurants offering an array of cuisines. Every summer the town hosts the world famous Royal Regatta in early July followed by the Henley Festival and Rewind Festival. State Primary schools include Trinity, Badgemore and Valley Road, plus Gillotts secondary school, and the Henley College. Fee paying schools include Rupert House and St Marys Prep, and there are buses to The Oratory, Reading Blue Coat, Moulsford (boys), Wycombe Abbey and Queen Anne‘s School, Caversham

(girls). Henley is surrounded by pretty countryside, dominated by the Chiltern Hills to the north of the town. The River Thames is a focal point of the town itself.

Outside
A large patio for al-fresco dining, secluded garden mainly laid to lawn and features a number of mature shrubs and borders.

Additional Information
Council Tax Band: G
Local Authority: South Oxfordshire District Council "