Location

Stoke Row is a picturesque village in South Oxfordshire, situated in the Chilterns Hills, a designated an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is surrounded by woodland and farmland and has many beautiful walks and bridleways nearby.

There is a local shop/café, garage and petrol station, village hall and the highly rated Cherry Tree public house and award winning Crooked Billet restaurant, reputed to have once been the hideout of highwayman Dick Turpin.

More extensive shopping and recreational facilities can be found in nearby Reading and Henley-on-Thames, together with a fast rail service to London Paddington and access to the M4 motorway for Heathrow Airport, London and The West Country.

Description

The house currently offers nearly 2,000 sq ft of internal accommodation, with the potential to extend and develop subject to the usual consents.

The entrance hall leads down to the L shaped sitting room, with sliding doors to the patio and garden. From here there is a family room, also with sliding patio doors. The kitchen is to the other side of the house and overlooks the rear garden and provides access to the dining room. Off the kitchen there is a pantry, separate utility room with a back door. Accessed from the utility room on the side off the house, there is a large conservatory with a vaulted ceiling. Completing the ground floor is a cloakroom off the utility room and cellar (under the sitting room).

Stairs from the hallway lead to the first floor. There is a large principal bedroom (previously two rooms) with an en suite bathroom. There are two further double bedrooms and a family bath / shower room. All bedrooms have built in cupboards.

Outside, the house sits back from the road behind a well pruned hedge, offering security and privacy but not blocking the delightful view of The Maharajah's Well. The landscaped rear garden, enjoys a light southerly aspect as well as an extensive patio off the back of the house, with a lawned area that wraps around the side of the house. There are a variety of mature shrubs and flower borders The rear and side gardens are enclosed and private. There is vehicle access from Well View, that provides ample driveway parking to the rear and a further entrance off Main Street, providing further parking and access to the workshops. The building is 1036 sqft and comprises of an office, workshop, storage rooms and a garden room that overlooks the garden of the main house. The building is ideal for further development or conversion, subject to the usual planning consents.

Directions

Leave Henley-on-Thames on the A4130 towards Nettlebed and on reaching the village turn left at the roundabout, signposted to Reading. Continue along until you reach Highmoor and turn right, signposted to Stoke Row. On entering the village, continue proceeding along "Main Street" pass the village shop and garage. The entrance to the property will be found on the left off the entrance Will View.