House For Sale £450,000
This well-presented 2 double bedroom terraced cottage is situated on a sought-after quiet backwater, a short walk to Henley town centre, the railway station and to good local schools. Well-appointed with open-plan living space downstairs with a modern kitchen and ground floor bathroom.
Accommodation
Through the part-glazed timber front door and into the living area, with a double-glazed sash window to the front. There is a fireplace with Aga log burner set in a tiled hearth and with fitted shelves and storage cupboards to either side of the chimney breast. The high ceilings have recessed spot lights throughout on the ground floor and sanded wooden floorboards. Separating the living area and the kitchen, there is an exposed brick feature wall with an arched recess currently used to store logs.
The kitchen has a good range of fitted sage green shaker-style units with granite worktops including a breakfast bar with pan drawers. There is good storage with the fitted base units having ‘magic’ pull-out corner storage. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher, a slimline wine fridge, a double AEG oven and induction hob with four rings and extractor fan over. A stainless steel 1.5 bowl sink sits underneath a window to the rear garden with a mosaic tiled splash-back. Over the kitchen is a large domed skylight allowing natural light into the kitchen area.
Between the bathroom and kitchen is an inner hallway with a utility cupboard housing a washing machine.The floor is tiled with underfloor heating and there is a double-glazed door to the garden.
The fully tiled bathroom has a modern white suite comprising a bath with mixer taps and a shower over with shower screen. A double width wash hand basin with drawers under and a lit mirror above and a w.c. To the side. There is recessed shelving for bathroom products. A double-glazed window to the side and tiled floor with underfloor heating.
A stylish open-tread staircase with metal bannisters leads to the first floor.
Bedroom one is a pretty carpeted double bedroom with a front aspect onto Greys Hill. There is an original fireplace, with built-in wardrobes on either side of the chimney breast and recessed spot lighting.
Bedroom two has a sash window to the rear, a storage cupboard over the stairs housing the gas fired boiler. There is a loft hatch with ladder giving access to a partly-boarded loft.
The pretty enclosed courtyard garden has polished pebbles with stepping stones. Panel fencing and high painted walls provide privacy. To the rear of the garden a gate opens to the pedestrian walkway.
Location
Living in Greys Hill
Greys Hill is a quiet residential road 0.5 miles from the town centre and railway station, which is just a 10 minute walk away.
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 links with London Paddington via Twyford which is also an Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) station.
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, 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, an designated area of outstanding natural beauty.
Tenure – Freehold
Local Authority - South Oxfordshire District Council
Council Tax - Band D
Accommodation
Through the part-glazed timber front door and into the living area, with a double-glazed sash window to the front. There is a fireplace with Aga log burner set in a tiled hearth and with fitted shelves and storage cupboards to either side of the chimney breast. The high ceilings have recessed spot lights throughout on the ground floor and sanded wooden floorboards. Separating the living area and the kitchen, there is an exposed brick feature wall with an arched recess currently used to store logs.
The kitchen has a good range of fitted sage green shaker-style units with granite worktops including a breakfast bar with pan drawers. There is good storage with the fitted base units having ‘magic’ pull-out corner storage. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher, a slimline wine fridge, a double AEG oven and induction hob with four rings and extractor fan over. A stainless steel 1.5 bowl sink sits underneath a window to the rear garden with a mosaic tiled splash-back. Over the kitchen is a large domed skylight allowing natural light into the kitchen area.
Between the bathroom and kitchen is an inner hallway with a utility cupboard housing a washing machine.The floor is tiled with underfloor heating and there is a double-glazed door to the garden.
The fully tiled bathroom has a modern white suite comprising a bath with mixer taps and a shower over with shower screen. A double width wash hand basin with drawers under and a lit mirror above and a w.c. To the side. There is recessed shelving for bathroom products. A double-glazed window to the side and tiled floor with underfloor heating.
A stylish open-tread staircase with metal bannisters leads to the first floor.
Bedroom one is a pretty carpeted double bedroom with a front aspect onto Greys Hill. There is an original fireplace, with built-in wardrobes on either side of the chimney breast and recessed spot lighting.
Bedroom two has a sash window to the rear, a storage cupboard over the stairs housing the gas fired boiler. There is a loft hatch with ladder giving access to a partly-boarded loft.
The pretty enclosed courtyard garden has polished pebbles with stepping stones. Panel fencing and high painted walls provide privacy. To the rear of the garden a gate opens to the pedestrian walkway.
Location
Living in Greys Hill
Greys Hill is a quiet residential road 0.5 miles from the town centre and railway station, which is just a 10 minute walk away.
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 links with London Paddington via Twyford which is also an Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) station.
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, 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, an designated area of outstanding natural beauty.
Tenure – Freehold
Local Authority - South Oxfordshire District Council
Council Tax - Band D
