House For Sale £1,250,000
A charming detached Grade II listed cottage with beautifully landscaped garden.
Description
Upon entering into the entrance hall, there is an adjoining W/C and door into the study. Steps also lead down into the kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen/breakfast room enjoys a fabulous outlook over the garden from its dual aspect and patio doors.
There is a range of wall & base units, gas fired aga, large fitted pantry cupboard, fitted dishwasher and fridge. The study sits centrally in the property and gives access to the dining room and sitting room.
The sitting room is spacious and is split into two different formal seating areas. From this room you have the traditional front door, a delightful Inglenook fireplace with log burner, dual aspect and doors opening to the cellar and stairs to the first floor. The cellar, whilst having restrictive head height, is currently being used to store wine amongst other items.
On the first floor there are three double bedrooms and the family bathroom. The principal bedroom enjoys a splendid view over the garden and field beyond. There are eaves storage cupboards along and a shower en suite. Stairs from the first floor lead to the second floor where there is a further double bedroom.
Throughout the property there is an abundance of period features mainly consisting of timber beams and walnut staircases.
Outside
The property is accessed via a generous sized gravel driveway that leads to the garage and side door. There is also a footpath that leads to the original front door. There is hedging to the front and sides as well as a lawned area. The rear garden can be accessed from either side. The rear garden has been beautifully landscaped and maintained and is of a South Westerly aspect. There is a delightful herringbone paved patio that sits just outside of the garden room. This could be utilised as a games room, home office or quite simply somewhere to enjoy the garden and sunshine!
The garden is predominantly laid to lawn and has a footpath leading to the rear where there is a timber summerhouse. En route you pass a section of the garden where the current owner has created a wild section that has a selection of builds & flowers. The garage is accessed via double timber doors and to the rear, accessed from the garden, is the utility room where there are a range of units along with space for the washing machine, tumble dryer freezer and additional fridge.
Location
Situated in the peaceful village of Kidmore End that is within easy access to Henley on Thames & Reading. The village has a popular pub/restaurant, 19th century church and Church of England primary school. Extensive leisure and shopping facilities are available in nearby Reading and Henley-on-Thames and there are highly regarded independent schools in the area including Reading Blue Coat, the Oratory, Queen Annes in Caversham and Shiplake College.
There is a mainline station in Reading serving London, Paddington that now has the Elizabeth Line and the M4 is within easy reach. Sporting and recreational activities include walking and riding in the surrounding countryside and golf at a number of excellent local courses.
Square Footage: 1,843 sq ft
Directions
From the centre of Henley on Thames take the road past the Town Hall, Gravel Hill, and proceed through Rotherfield Greys and Greys Green. At the next t-junction turn left onto the B481 in the direction of Reading and pass through Rotherfield Peppard. After going down Peppard Hill take the next right signposted to Kidmore End and Woodcote. Continue straight over the next junction and continue through Gallowstree Common and on leaving the village turn left into Wood Lane. Continue into Kidmore End and the property will be found after a short distance on the left hand side.
Description
Upon entering into the entrance hall, there is an adjoining W/C and door into the study. Steps also lead down into the kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen/breakfast room enjoys a fabulous outlook over the garden from its dual aspect and patio doors.
There is a range of wall & base units, gas fired aga, large fitted pantry cupboard, fitted dishwasher and fridge. The study sits centrally in the property and gives access to the dining room and sitting room.
The sitting room is spacious and is split into two different formal seating areas. From this room you have the traditional front door, a delightful Inglenook fireplace with log burner, dual aspect and doors opening to the cellar and stairs to the first floor. The cellar, whilst having restrictive head height, is currently being used to store wine amongst other items.
On the first floor there are three double bedrooms and the family bathroom. The principal bedroom enjoys a splendid view over the garden and field beyond. There are eaves storage cupboards along and a shower en suite. Stairs from the first floor lead to the second floor where there is a further double bedroom.
Throughout the property there is an abundance of period features mainly consisting of timber beams and walnut staircases.
Outside
The property is accessed via a generous sized gravel driveway that leads to the garage and side door. There is also a footpath that leads to the original front door. There is hedging to the front and sides as well as a lawned area. The rear garden can be accessed from either side. The rear garden has been beautifully landscaped and maintained and is of a South Westerly aspect. There is a delightful herringbone paved patio that sits just outside of the garden room. This could be utilised as a games room, home office or quite simply somewhere to enjoy the garden and sunshine!
The garden is predominantly laid to lawn and has a footpath leading to the rear where there is a timber summerhouse. En route you pass a section of the garden where the current owner has created a wild section that has a selection of builds & flowers. The garage is accessed via double timber doors and to the rear, accessed from the garden, is the utility room where there are a range of units along with space for the washing machine, tumble dryer freezer and additional fridge.
Location
Situated in the peaceful village of Kidmore End that is within easy access to Henley on Thames & Reading. The village has a popular pub/restaurant, 19th century church and Church of England primary school. Extensive leisure and shopping facilities are available in nearby Reading and Henley-on-Thames and there are highly regarded independent schools in the area including Reading Blue Coat, the Oratory, Queen Annes in Caversham and Shiplake College.
There is a mainline station in Reading serving London, Paddington that now has the Elizabeth Line and the M4 is within easy reach. Sporting and recreational activities include walking and riding in the surrounding countryside and golf at a number of excellent local courses.
Square Footage: 1,843 sq ft
Directions
From the centre of Henley on Thames take the road past the Town Hall, Gravel Hill, and proceed through Rotherfield Greys and Greys Green. At the next t-junction turn left onto the B481 in the direction of Reading and pass through Rotherfield Peppard. After going down Peppard Hill take the next right signposted to Kidmore End and Woodcote. Continue straight over the next junction and continue through Gallowstree Common and on leaving the village turn left into Wood Lane. Continue into Kidmore End and the property will be found after a short distance on the left hand side.
