House For Sale £500,000
ACCOMMODATION The front door opens into a bright and airy entrance hall, with stairs leading to the first-floor. There is a contemporary kitchen/breakfast room, with access to a useful utility area plus access to a downstairs cloakroom and side door leading to the garden. The kitchen is very smartly finished, with white gloss base and wall units and a range of integrated appliances including a dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave and fridge/freezer. The reception room is a generous size complete with a wood-burning stove, a set of French doors to the garden and solid oak flooring. To the first floor are three light and bright, neutrally decorated bedrooms, two of which are double bedrooms and one of which has a walk-in wardrobe. The family bathroom has a stylish finish, fitted with a white suite including a bath with fixed shower attachment.
OUTSIDE The property includes an enclosed lawned garden, with useful side access and enjoys a southerly aspect. To the front of the property is a gravel driveway providing off-road parking. There is great scope for extension to the side and rear of the property making this a great long term option for families.
LOCATION Nettlebed is a real gem of a village, a thriving community with a population of just under 800. The area is made up of beautiful rolling Chilterns countryside, with large open spaces and woodland close to this property leading into the cricket ground, there is also a children's playground. Great for a day out and just a short walk to the local pub/restaurant/hotel, The White Hart. The Village Club has a comfortable bar and hosts various events and activities. There is an excellent deli/eatery opposite and on the edge of the village is a service station with a Spar shop. There is also a garage-car workshop. The famous Brights of Nettlebed antiques shop is based in the village. Nettlebed also has an excellent Doctors Surgery. There are plenty of social activities going on within the village, which is only 5 miles from Henley. The local Primary School is highly regarded, making the village a sought after destination for families with young children. From the village green, there is a bus service to Henley, Reading and Wallingford as well as the school bus stop for schools at Oxford, Abingdon and Moulsford amongst many others. Rail services are available at Henley and Reading (London to Paddington in approx 25 minutes). The M4 and M40 Motorways are also readily accessible.
OUTSIDE The property includes an enclosed lawned garden, with useful side access and enjoys a southerly aspect. To the front of the property is a gravel driveway providing off-road parking. There is great scope for extension to the side and rear of the property making this a great long term option for families.
LOCATION Nettlebed is a real gem of a village, a thriving community with a population of just under 800. The area is made up of beautiful rolling Chilterns countryside, with large open spaces and woodland close to this property leading into the cricket ground, there is also a children's playground. Great for a day out and just a short walk to the local pub/restaurant/hotel, The White Hart. The Village Club has a comfortable bar and hosts various events and activities. There is an excellent deli/eatery opposite and on the edge of the village is a service station with a Spar shop. There is also a garage-car workshop. The famous Brights of Nettlebed antiques shop is based in the village. Nettlebed also has an excellent Doctors Surgery. There are plenty of social activities going on within the village, which is only 5 miles from Henley. The local Primary School is highly regarded, making the village a sought after destination for families with young children. From the village green, there is a bus service to Henley, Reading and Wallingford as well as the school bus stop for schools at Oxford, Abingdon and Moulsford amongst many others. Rail services are available at Henley and Reading (London to Paddington in approx 25 minutes). The M4 and M40 Motorways are also readily accessible.
