House For Sale £375,000
Situated on a popular residential road approximately 0.4 miles from the town centre and railway station. A charming Victorian terraced home offering well-presented open-plan living space to the ground floor and benefitting from two bedrooms to the first floor.
A part-glazed front door leads into a large open-plan reception room with exposed timber flooring. The sitting area has a brick open fireplace and shelved recesses to each side of the chimney breast, and a double glazed sash window to the front aspect with a shutter.
The dining area has a double glazed sash window to the rear aspect and a staircase to the first floor. An archway opens to the kitchen.
The fitted kitchen has a good range of shaker style wall and base units with work surfaces and an inset sink with water softener under. There is an integrated dishwasher, a fitted double oven with a gas hob and hood over. There is a tiled effect floor and recessed spotlights in the ceiling.
A glazed door leads to the garden.
A further door opens to the ground floor bathroom which has a three-piece white suite comprising a panelled bath with tiled walls and a shower attachment, a wash hand basin and a low level w.c.
Stairs lead from the dining area to the first floor.
Bedroom one is a double bedroom which has a front aspect with a view over the local park. A fitted wardrobe.
Bedroom two has a rear aspect.
Outside
The south east-facing rear courtyard garden is fully enclosed with a high wall and mature climbing plants including jasmine and a tea rose.. There is a pedestrian rear gate leading to a walkway, which leads out to Greys Hill.
There is ample on street parking available.
Living in Greys Road
Greys Road is a popular residential road 0.4 miles from the town centre and railway station, which is just a 15 minute walk away. There is a convenience store located just around the corner, and a park opposite, ideal for dog walking and with a children's playground.
Henley has a wide selection of shops, including a Waitrose supermarket; there are boutiques, a cinema, an historic theatre, excellent pubs and restaurants, a bustling market every Thursday and good schools for all ages.
The commuter is well provided for with the M4/M40 giving road access to London, Heathrow, West Country and Midlands. Henley station has direct links with London Paddington via Twyford which will become an Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) station opening in 2021.
Reading - 7 miles
Maidenhead M4 Junction 8/9 - 11 miles
London Heathrow - 25 miles
London West End - 36 miles
Schools
Primary Schools - Trinity Primary, Sacred Heart Primary
Secondary Schools - Gillotts School
Sixth Form - The Henley College
Private Prep schools; St Mary's School, Rupert House School, Leisure
There are many local rowing clubs along the river. In addition there are canoe clubs and a sailing club at Wargrave. The world-famous Henley Royal Regatta takes place in July, followed by the Henley Festival of Arts. The Rewind Festival takes place by the river in August.
Mooring and marina facilities can be found at Henley, Hambleden and Wargrave.
There are local golf clubs at Henley Golf Club and Badgemore Park Golf Club. Other sports clubs include an active rugby club, hockey, football and lawn tennis.
There is superb walking, cycling and riding in the Chiltern Hills, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.
Tenure - Freehold
Local Authority - South Oxfordshire District Council
Council Tax - Band D
A part-glazed front door leads into a large open-plan reception room with exposed timber flooring. The sitting area has a brick open fireplace and shelved recesses to each side of the chimney breast, and a double glazed sash window to the front aspect with a shutter.
The dining area has a double glazed sash window to the rear aspect and a staircase to the first floor. An archway opens to the kitchen.
The fitted kitchen has a good range of shaker style wall and base units with work surfaces and an inset sink with water softener under. There is an integrated dishwasher, a fitted double oven with a gas hob and hood over. There is a tiled effect floor and recessed spotlights in the ceiling.
A glazed door leads to the garden.
A further door opens to the ground floor bathroom which has a three-piece white suite comprising a panelled bath with tiled walls and a shower attachment, a wash hand basin and a low level w.c.
Stairs lead from the dining area to the first floor.
Bedroom one is a double bedroom which has a front aspect with a view over the local park. A fitted wardrobe.
Bedroom two has a rear aspect.
Outside
The south east-facing rear courtyard garden is fully enclosed with a high wall and mature climbing plants including jasmine and a tea rose.. There is a pedestrian rear gate leading to a walkway, which leads out to Greys Hill.
There is ample on street parking available.
Living in Greys Road
Greys Road is a popular residential road 0.4 miles from the town centre and railway station, which is just a 15 minute walk away. There is a convenience store located just around the corner, and a park opposite, ideal for dog walking and with a children's playground.
Henley has a wide selection of shops, including a Waitrose supermarket; there are boutiques, a cinema, an historic theatre, excellent pubs and restaurants, a bustling market every Thursday and good schools for all ages.
The commuter is well provided for with the M4/M40 giving road access to London, Heathrow, West Country and Midlands. Henley station has direct links with London Paddington via Twyford which will become an Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) station opening in 2021.
Reading - 7 miles
Maidenhead M4 Junction 8/9 - 11 miles
London Heathrow - 25 miles
London West End - 36 miles
Schools
Primary Schools - Trinity Primary, Sacred Heart Primary
Secondary Schools - Gillotts School
Sixth Form - The Henley College
Private Prep schools; St Mary's School, Rupert House School, Leisure
There are many local rowing clubs along the river. In addition there are canoe clubs and a sailing club at Wargrave. The world-famous Henley Royal Regatta takes place in July, followed by the Henley Festival of Arts. The Rewind Festival takes place by the river in August.
Mooring and marina facilities can be found at Henley, Hambleden and Wargrave.
There are local golf clubs at Henley Golf Club and Badgemore Park Golf Club. Other sports clubs include an active rugby club, hockey, football and lawn tennis.
There is superb walking, cycling and riding in the Chiltern Hills, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.
Tenure - Freehold
Local Authority - South Oxfordshire District Council
Council Tax - Band D
