2 bed semi-detached house for sale

Turville, Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire RG9

Solid wood front door opens into dual aspect sitting room with central feature of open fireplace housing wood burning stove, wall mounted electric heater, staircase to first floor, door through to kitchen/dining room. The kitchen requires some updating and currently offers a range of eye level cupboards with matching base units, Belfast sink unit, electric cooker point, recess for fridge, ample space for dining table & chairs, quarry tiled floor, door to rear lobby with storage space, door opens onto garden. To the first floor are two good sized bedrooms and family bathroom. The gardens are laid mainly to lawn edged by, a sunny patio mature shrubs & hedgerow with tandem off-road parking for two vehicles.

Location

Edgington Cottage is a well-presented Grade II listed cottage situated in the Hambleden Valley, a sought-after area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village of Turville boasts a vibrant community and offers the popular Bull & Butcher pub and a delightful nursery/preschool. A variety of well-known TV and film productions have been shot in the village, most notably The Vicar of Dibley' was set in Turville’s church of St Mary The Virgin & The Windmill featured in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang an instantly recognisable landmark. The larger town of Henley on Thames is located approximately 8 miles away offering a comprehensive range of shopping, schooling and recreational facilities. Main Line station to Paddington 55 minutes and 22 minutes respectively. The M4 and M40 Motorways are within easy driving distance. The area is well served for schools both in the private and state sector including Shiplake College, Oratory, Reading Blue Coat, Reading School for boys, Kendrick, The Abbey School and Queen Anne’s in Caversham for girls. Locally there are an abundance of countryside pursuits including stunning walks, excellent cycling routes and horse riding, further afield there are a choice of Golf Clubs, recreational pastimes associated with the River Thames and horse racing at Ascot, Windsor & Newbury.