House For Sale £425,000
* Entrance Porchway * Characterful Living Room * Spacious Inner Hallway * Fitted 15'10 x 11'3 Kitchen * Master Bedroom with En-Suite Bathroom * Two further Bedrooms * Shower Room * Oil Central Heating * Off Road Parking * Pretty Cottage Garden * EPC Rating: E
Situation
Situation
The highly regarded village of Nettlebed has a thriving community at its heart. The stunning gardens of Joyce Grove, a Jacobean Mansion (Sue Ryder Nursing Home), has its gates next to Red Lion House, and makes for wonderful walks all year round. Within the village you will find the White Hart Pub & Hotel, The Field Kitchen, a fully licensed café and deli, and the Nettlebed Cricket Club. There is also an excellent doctor’s surgery, convenience store and Costa Coffee housed within the village petrol station. Nettlebed Community Primary School is a 5 minute walk and the green opposite the house is the pick up and drop off point for a number of highly regarded state and private schools throughout Oxfordshire. More extensive shopping and recreational facilities can be found in the nearby historic riverside town of Henley-on-Thames, approximately 5 miles, home to the famous Leander Club. Reading (8 miles) also offers further shops and amenities, together with a fast rail service to London, Paddington (from 24 minutes). The M4 junction 8/9 lies within easy reach, whilst the M40 (J6) is less than 9 miles and provides access to Heathrow and the national motorway network. The surrounding countryside offers extensive walking and riding through a well-linked network of public footpaths and bridleways.
Brief Description
A lovingly restored charming 3 bedroom cottage retaining many original features with a pretty cottage garden.
Accommodation arranged briefly as follows:
A front gate leads into the pretty cottage garden and the front door leads into the porchway with additional door into the living room. This is a characterful room with exposed ceiling timbers and the open fire is open to both the living room and kitchen. Doors lead into the spacious inner hallway with storage cupboards, staircase to shower room/w.c. And main landing and further door into a well fitted contemporary double aspect kitchen with quartz work surfaces. Double doors lead out onto the garden and stable door out onto the rear lawn area and the parking.
On the split level landing are three bedrooms, the master being double aspect with en-suite bathroom.
Outside
To the front, pretty cottage garden with boarded well. To the rear, small lawned area with parking adjacent. The parking is rented from the Nettlebed Estate approx. £180 per annum.
Directions
From the centre of Henley-on-Thames with the river bridge behind you, turn right at the traffic lights down Bell Street and continue on to the two mini roundabouts. Continue down the Fairmile (A4130) to Nettlebed. On entering the village turn right into Watlington Street and No. 10 is located very shortly on your left.
Buyers Information
Due to current regulations it is now necessary for purchasers to provide proof of Identity. This can be in the form of either a current passport or photo driving licence, together with proof of address (valid in the last 3 months) which can be either a utility bill or driving licence (if this has not been used as proof of identity).
Situation
Situation
The highly regarded village of Nettlebed has a thriving community at its heart. The stunning gardens of Joyce Grove, a Jacobean Mansion (Sue Ryder Nursing Home), has its gates next to Red Lion House, and makes for wonderful walks all year round. Within the village you will find the White Hart Pub & Hotel, The Field Kitchen, a fully licensed café and deli, and the Nettlebed Cricket Club. There is also an excellent doctor’s surgery, convenience store and Costa Coffee housed within the village petrol station. Nettlebed Community Primary School is a 5 minute walk and the green opposite the house is the pick up and drop off point for a number of highly regarded state and private schools throughout Oxfordshire. More extensive shopping and recreational facilities can be found in the nearby historic riverside town of Henley-on-Thames, approximately 5 miles, home to the famous Leander Club. Reading (8 miles) also offers further shops and amenities, together with a fast rail service to London, Paddington (from 24 minutes). The M4 junction 8/9 lies within easy reach, whilst the M40 (J6) is less than 9 miles and provides access to Heathrow and the national motorway network. The surrounding countryside offers extensive walking and riding through a well-linked network of public footpaths and bridleways.
Brief Description
A lovingly restored charming 3 bedroom cottage retaining many original features with a pretty cottage garden.
Accommodation arranged briefly as follows:
A front gate leads into the pretty cottage garden and the front door leads into the porchway with additional door into the living room. This is a characterful room with exposed ceiling timbers and the open fire is open to both the living room and kitchen. Doors lead into the spacious inner hallway with storage cupboards, staircase to shower room/w.c. And main landing and further door into a well fitted contemporary double aspect kitchen with quartz work surfaces. Double doors lead out onto the garden and stable door out onto the rear lawn area and the parking.
On the split level landing are three bedrooms, the master being double aspect with en-suite bathroom.
Outside
To the front, pretty cottage garden with boarded well. To the rear, small lawned area with parking adjacent. The parking is rented from the Nettlebed Estate approx. £180 per annum.
Directions
From the centre of Henley-on-Thames with the river bridge behind you, turn right at the traffic lights down Bell Street and continue on to the two mini roundabouts. Continue down the Fairmile (A4130) to Nettlebed. On entering the village turn right into Watlington Street and No. 10 is located very shortly on your left.
Buyers Information
Due to current regulations it is now necessary for purchasers to provide proof of Identity. This can be in the form of either a current passport or photo driving licence, together with proof of address (valid in the last 3 months) which can be either a utility bill or driving licence (if this has not been used as proof of identity).
