A Grade II Listed terraced three bedroom Victorian cottage located in the centre of Henley. In need of some modernisation, it benefits from two characterful reception rooms, a basement, three bedrooms, an upstairs bathroom and a private low maintenance garden. EPC Exempt.


LOCAL INFORMATION
Reading Road is a central Victorian road Henley. The house is located in the town centre, part of a short run of Victorian terraced houses known as Gladstone Terrace.

Henley on Thames is a charming and famous riverside town within 10 miles of Reading, 35 miles of central London and 25 miles from Heathrow. Henley is surrounded by lovely countryside, dominated by the Chiltern Hills and the River Thames runs through the town itself. There are miles of walking, cycling and running routes along the Thames Path and in the surrounding countryside, and of course rowing and boating on the River Thames. Every summer the town hosts the world-famous Royal Regatta followed by the Henley Festival and Rewind Festival.

The town has a railway station providing a link to the mainline stations in Reading and Twyford with a fast service to London Paddington (from 28 minutes). Crossrail allows direct access to the City, Canary Wharf, the West End and Heathrow Airport. The M4 (J8/9) is approximately 7 miles away, and the M40 (J4) is 12 miles. Henley offers an excellent variety of shops, ranging from high street chains to independent boutiques. There are numerous coffee shops and many restaurants offering an array of cuisines. Sporting facilities include several fine local golf courses and clubs for rugby, squash, swimming and tennis. Local primary schools include Trinity, Badgemore and Valley Road, and are all rated good or outstanding by Ofsted. Gillotts School and The Henley College offer secondary and 6th form education.


ACCOMMODATION
The property opens with two characterful reception rooms, the first of which has an original fireplace. The galley kitchen is off the second reception room, which also includes a door to the garden. There is access to the basement, which is currently used as storage, but could be converted to an additional reception room, subject to the usual building consents.

On the first floor is a bright double bedroom with a feature fireplace, a family bathroom and a second smaller bedroom. The second floor is entirely the third bedroom, which is spacious and light with eaves storage.


OUTSIDE SPACE
At the rear, the garden is paved and surrounded by a traditional brick wall. There is a side gate for access to the neighbouring alley. Parking is on street with residents parking permits.


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
All mains services connected. South Oxfordshire District Council, tax band D.