A 2-bedroom period terraced house of approximately 690 sq ft, benefitting from rear access with off-road parking. Offering two reception rooms, a galley kitchen, a first-floor bathroom and a private rear garden. Conveniently located for local amenities including convenience store, the Tesco superstore, the railway station, River Thames meadows and good schools.

ACCOMMODATION

A path and part glazed front door opens to the entrance hall.The sitting room has a front aspect with a double glazed window, an exposed brick chimney breast with a timber fire surround, while wood-effect laminate flooring continues through to the separate dining room beyond.The dining room provides ample space for a table and chairs and enjoys direct access to the rear garden through glazed French doors. An archway leads into the adjoining galley kitchen, which is fitted with a range of wall and base units with work surfaces and space for appliances. A window overlooking the garden has a sink under and there is a wall mounted gas-fired boiler.On the first floor are two bedrooms. Bedroom 1 is a notably generous double bedroom with a front aspect and a built-in wardrobe over the stairs.Bedroom 2 has a rear aspect overlooking the private rear garden.The bathroom is fitted with a white suite comprising a panel-enclosed bath with shower over, a pedestal wash basin and low-level w.c.OutsideThe enclosed south-west facing rear garden has a paved seating area with access from the dining room and the kitchen. The remainder is laid to lawn with established planting and space for useful storage sheds. The rear portion of the garden is used as off-road parking, which is accessed from Newtown Gardens. The property represents an appealing opportunity for a buyer wishing to personalise a characterful home in a particularly practical Henley location.

LOCATION

Living on Reading Road174 Reading Road is situated just a short level walk from Henley town centre, the railway station and River Thames. The Three Horseshoes Pub - a popular local with an attractive outdoor space, and rave reviews for its food on TripAdvisor. Further down the road is the petrol filling station, which acts as a useful convenience store and hosts both a Subway and a bakery concession, and the ever popular Smarts Fish Bar is only a few minutes walk away. Henley has a Waitrose supermarket and a host of independent shops and boutiques, a 3 screen cinema and an historic theatre. Further out of town towards Reading is the Tesco superstore. The commuter is well provided for with the M4/M40 giving access to London, Heathrow, West Country and Midlands. Henley Station has links with London Paddington (via TfL Elizabeth Line) 55 minutes. There are regular bus services to Reading and High Wycombe with bus stops on the Reading Road.Reading - 8 miles; Maidenhead M4 Junction 8/9 - 10 miles; Stokenchurch M40 Junction 5 - 13 miles; London Heathrow - 25 miles; London West End - 36 milesSchoolsPrimary Schools - Trinity Primary and Sacred Heart Catholic Primary schoolSecondary School - Gillotts SchoolSixth Form - The Henley CollegePrep schools include Rupert House SchoolSchool buses operate to Shiplake College, Reading Blue Coat, Queen Anne s Caversham, The Abbey, Cranford House, Abingdon Boys School and St Helen & St Katharine.LeisureHenley has vibrant sporting and member clubs, including Henley Hawks Rugby Club, Hockey for all ages, Football, Henley Cricket Club, and Phyllis Court Club. River pursuits include the Henley sailing club, local canoe clubs and various rowing clubs with the world-famous Henley Royal Regatta taking place each summer. There are marina facilities at Hambleden and Wargrave. There are several golf clubs including Henley Golf Club, Badgemore Park Golf Club. The Chiltern Hills area of outstanding natural beauty provides superb walking, cycling and horse riding.Tenure - FreeholdLocal Authority - South Oxfordshire District CouncilCouncil Tax - Band D