House For Sale £3,500,000
A beautifully positioned country house in a peaceful rural setting
Location
Saviours is situated on the edge of mature, protected
woodland in the delightful and peaceful hamlet of Turville
Heath in the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty. The hamlet is surrounded by beautiful wooded
and open countryside. Local shops and amenities are
available in Watlington, about 4 miles away. Henley-on-
Thames and Marlow are also nearby - both popular and
thriving market towns, they have a wider range of shops and
amenities. More comprehensive shopping can be found in
High Wycombe and Oxford whilst central London is easily
accessible by road or rail, with stations at High Wycombe,
Princes Risborough and Henley.
Communications
Roads: M40 (Junction 5) 5 miles, M4 (Junction 8/9) 19 miles
Trains: High Wycombe to London (Marylebone 30 minutes)
Henley to London (Paddington 45 minutes), Oxford Tube bus
services, running between London and Oxford, nearest stop
Lewknor (5 miles)
Airport: Heathrow 33 miles
Schools
Rupert House Preparatory School in Henley, The Oratory at
Woodcote, Moulsford Preparatory School, Shiplake College,
The Abbey School in Reading, Sir William Borlase Grammar
in Marlow, Queen Anne's School for Girls in Caversham.
Oxford also provides accessible schools including: The
Dragon, St Edward's, Headington School for girls, Cothill
House Preparatory School, Summer Fields School.
Amenities
The surrounding countryside is ideal for walking and
riding with a nearby extensive network of footpaths and
bridleways. Boating and marina facilities are found in nearby
Mill End (Hambleden Marina) and Henley-on Thames,
home of the world famous Henley Regatta. There are also a
number of renowned golf courses and shoots in the area.
Description
Saviours was formerly the private chapel to the
neighbouring Turville Park Estate. It offers excellent family
and entertaining space, as well as a separate large guest
bedroom suite. There is also a separate two bedroom
cottage and a garden room with a sauna, all set in just under
8 acres of gardens and grounds on the edge of beautiful
woodland.
On entering Saviours there is a double height entrance
hall, with the impressive original exposed timbers of
this former chapel. The ground floor accommodation of
Saviours offers well-proportioned and light rooms, enjoying
wonderful outlooks over the gardens and grounds as well as
the adjoining countryside. Within the hall there is a dining
area and a wood burning stove is shared between this
room and the large drawing room, all affording spectacular
views over the gardens. A spiral staircase leads up to the
galleried landing. There is a study/bedroom and a separate
downstairs shower room.
On the opposite side of the hall there is a downstairs WC
and cloakroom, kitchen/breakfast room overlooking the
front of the house leading to a large sitting room, also with
a log burner. A second staircase leads to a large guest
bedroom with en suite bathroom.
The first floor has a large galleried landing with study area
and family bedrooms including an impressive principal
bedroom suite with with en suite bathroom. Three further
bedrooms, family bathroom and separate shower room.
Saviours Cottage
Built in about 1990 Saviours Cottage has two reception
rooms, a kitchen and WC on the ground floor. On the first
floor there are two bedrooms, a bathroom and a floored
attic. The cottage has its own private gardens and separate
parking area.
The layout of all of the accommodation at Saviours can be
seen on the enclosed floorplans.
Gardens and grounds
The property is approached from the edge of the Heath and
the gravel driveway leads to a large parking area to the front
of the house, with a triple integrated garage.
The house is in a parkland setting and the extensive
gardens and grounds offer large formal lawned areas,
immediately surrounding the house with flower beds, paved
terraces and an outdoor swimming pool. There is a rose
garden, vegetable garden, chicken run, greenhouse and
barn. Beyond the lawned gardens is open grassland with
mature trees, offering lovely walks around the grounds.
Square Footage: 4050 sq ft
Acreage: 7.88 Acres
Directions
Directions (RG9 6LH)
Upon entering Henley-on-Thames via the bridge continue
straight on, at the main traffic lights in the centre of town
take a right turn onto Bell Street. At the second mini
roundabout take the first exit left onto the A4130. After
approximately 1 mile take a right turn onto the B480
signposted to Assendon and Stonor. Proceed through the
villages of Lower and Middle Assendon and Stonor. Just
after the entrance and main gates to Stonor Park turn right
onto Balhams Lane signposted Turville Heath and Northend.
Continue along Balhams Lane for approximately 2.5 miles
passing and on entering Turville Heath Saviours can be
found on the right hand side.
From London proceed North on the M40, exiting at
Junction 5. Turn right, then left onto A40. Take the next
left, signposted for Christmas Common. On entering
Christmas Common, as the road bears to the right, take the
turning left turning signposted to Northend. On entering
Northend follow the road to the right, passing the pond and
grass common on the right, continuing out of the village
towards Turville Heath. Continue along the road through the
woodland and Saviours will be found on the right hand side,
just before the road triangle.
Location
Saviours is situated on the edge of mature, protected
woodland in the delightful and peaceful hamlet of Turville
Heath in the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty. The hamlet is surrounded by beautiful wooded
and open countryside. Local shops and amenities are
available in Watlington, about 4 miles away. Henley-on-
Thames and Marlow are also nearby - both popular and
thriving market towns, they have a wider range of shops and
amenities. More comprehensive shopping can be found in
High Wycombe and Oxford whilst central London is easily
accessible by road or rail, with stations at High Wycombe,
Princes Risborough and Henley.
Communications
Roads: M40 (Junction 5) 5 miles, M4 (Junction 8/9) 19 miles
Trains: High Wycombe to London (Marylebone 30 minutes)
Henley to London (Paddington 45 minutes), Oxford Tube bus
services, running between London and Oxford, nearest stop
Lewknor (5 miles)
Airport: Heathrow 33 miles
Schools
Rupert House Preparatory School in Henley, The Oratory at
Woodcote, Moulsford Preparatory School, Shiplake College,
The Abbey School in Reading, Sir William Borlase Grammar
in Marlow, Queen Anne's School for Girls in Caversham.
Oxford also provides accessible schools including: The
Dragon, St Edward's, Headington School for girls, Cothill
House Preparatory School, Summer Fields School.
Amenities
The surrounding countryside is ideal for walking and
riding with a nearby extensive network of footpaths and
bridleways. Boating and marina facilities are found in nearby
Mill End (Hambleden Marina) and Henley-on Thames,
home of the world famous Henley Regatta. There are also a
number of renowned golf courses and shoots in the area.
Description
Saviours was formerly the private chapel to the
neighbouring Turville Park Estate. It offers excellent family
and entertaining space, as well as a separate large guest
bedroom suite. There is also a separate two bedroom
cottage and a garden room with a sauna, all set in just under
8 acres of gardens and grounds on the edge of beautiful
woodland.
On entering Saviours there is a double height entrance
hall, with the impressive original exposed timbers of
this former chapel. The ground floor accommodation of
Saviours offers well-proportioned and light rooms, enjoying
wonderful outlooks over the gardens and grounds as well as
the adjoining countryside. Within the hall there is a dining
area and a wood burning stove is shared between this
room and the large drawing room, all affording spectacular
views over the gardens. A spiral staircase leads up to the
galleried landing. There is a study/bedroom and a separate
downstairs shower room.
On the opposite side of the hall there is a downstairs WC
and cloakroom, kitchen/breakfast room overlooking the
front of the house leading to a large sitting room, also with
a log burner. A second staircase leads to a large guest
bedroom with en suite bathroom.
The first floor has a large galleried landing with study area
and family bedrooms including an impressive principal
bedroom suite with with en suite bathroom. Three further
bedrooms, family bathroom and separate shower room.
Saviours Cottage
Built in about 1990 Saviours Cottage has two reception
rooms, a kitchen and WC on the ground floor. On the first
floor there are two bedrooms, a bathroom and a floored
attic. The cottage has its own private gardens and separate
parking area.
The layout of all of the accommodation at Saviours can be
seen on the enclosed floorplans.
Gardens and grounds
The property is approached from the edge of the Heath and
the gravel driveway leads to a large parking area to the front
of the house, with a triple integrated garage.
The house is in a parkland setting and the extensive
gardens and grounds offer large formal lawned areas,
immediately surrounding the house with flower beds, paved
terraces and an outdoor swimming pool. There is a rose
garden, vegetable garden, chicken run, greenhouse and
barn. Beyond the lawned gardens is open grassland with
mature trees, offering lovely walks around the grounds.
Square Footage: 4050 sq ft
Acreage: 7.88 Acres
Directions
Directions (RG9 6LH)
Upon entering Henley-on-Thames via the bridge continue
straight on, at the main traffic lights in the centre of town
take a right turn onto Bell Street. At the second mini
roundabout take the first exit left onto the A4130. After
approximately 1 mile take a right turn onto the B480
signposted to Assendon and Stonor. Proceed through the
villages of Lower and Middle Assendon and Stonor. Just
after the entrance and main gates to Stonor Park turn right
onto Balhams Lane signposted Turville Heath and Northend.
Continue along Balhams Lane for approximately 2.5 miles
passing and on entering Turville Heath Saviours can be
found on the right hand side.
From London proceed North on the M40, exiting at
Junction 5. Turn right, then left onto A40. Take the next
left, signposted for Christmas Common. On entering
Christmas Common, as the road bears to the right, take the
turning left turning signposted to Northend. On entering
Northend follow the road to the right, passing the pond and
grass common on the right, continuing out of the village
towards Turville Heath. Continue along the road through the
woodland and Saviours will be found on the right hand side,
just before the road triangle.
