Semi-detached house for sale in High Street, Nettlebed, Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire RG9

A handsome semi-detached Edwardian house right in the heart of the village, most recently been let but is now vacant and ready for occupation. The property has two reception rooms on the ground floor and with three bedrooms upstairs. The house has great character but would benefit from some updating and modernization; would be a great project/refurbishment opportunity. There is a lovely garden behind the house and there is a planning permission to extend listing drilling at the rear with a two-storey extension.

Inside there are two good size living rooms either side of the downstairs hall with original features including window and shutters, fireplaces and doors. These light open rooms have good views of the garden to the front and rear offering access to the rear garden and cellar. The far side of the kitchen has a hall the depth of the house which opens to the back garden and an inner front courtyard flanked with the studio, brick barn and storage sheds with a door to the garaging and front gardens.

Upstairs there is a spacious master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and two further bedrooms along with a family bathroom.

A gravel drive sweeps round to the front of the house with a mature hedge screening the property from the road. There is parking for two to three cars, and which could be expanded. The garden includes a number of outhouses including a studio, inner courtyard, garaging and surrounding gardens, which that could be renovated for a variety of different purposes.

The village of Nettlebed is set in the rolling Chiltern Hills and within an Area of Natural Outstanding Beauty. Only 5 miles northwest of Henley-on-Thames, the property is ideally placed for convenient access to roads and rail networks. The village primary school is set in the heart of the community and state and independent schools some with 'outstanding' official reports are in easy reach. The village is well served with a broad selection of fantastic local amenities including hotel and restaurant, community café and delicatessen, mobile post office, and garage. The immediate countryside offers a myriad of beautiful, well signed paths for cycling, walking and horse riding. There are good local golf courses nearby, point-to-point racing, gastro pubs and boating on the River Thames at Henley. Major shopping centres in Oxford and Reading are within easy reach.