Halewood House is a stunning, bespoke country house built to exacting standards; it occupies a private and secluded setting just off the common and has lovely views across adjoining fields. The house is light and spacious throughout and offers flexible family accommodation finished to a high specification and is wired for sound, TV and has CAT 5 cabling.
Upon entering the property, you are welcomed by a light, spacious reception hall with doors radiating to the reception rooms and stairs to the first floor. The reception rooms include a large double aspect sitting room with a feature fireplace, study with built-in bookcase and storage, family room with six double doors opening on to the rear terrace. The beautiful light and spacious kitchen has a wide range of wall and floor units, a large central island and integrated appliances under a black quartz worktop and a range cooker; a dining area with windows opening to the rear terrace and views across the paddock and fields beyond. A utility room is accessed from the kitchen with additional storage space and side access to the garden. There is underfloor heating throughout the ground floor.
The staircase opens on to a large landing with a roof lantern letting natural light flood the stairs and landing area. Doors lead to a luxurious principal bedroom with en suite bathroom and balcony, a guest bedroom with en suite shower and a further three bedrooms; all bedrooms have fitted wardrobes. There is also a family bathroom with underfloor heating and a large airing cupboard with shelving.
The property is approached via a gravel drive through electric gates giving access to the timber framed triple garage and parking for several cars. To one side of the garage is an office with a separate entrance.
The garden is mainly laid to lawn with a southerly facing terrace to the rear; there are mature trees and hedging on the boundaries with lovely views across open fields. To the side of the property is a paddock with metal estate fencing and mature hedges, the garden and paddock total approximately 1.63 acres.
Northend is a quiet hamlet situated in the Chiltern Hills, The pretty village of Turville lies two miles away, and local shops and schools are available at Watlington, just over three miles away. Henley-on-Thames and Marlow offer an extensive range of shopping and recreational facilities. There are railway stations in Henley, Marlow and High Wycombe serving Paddington and Marylebone stations in London. The M40 motorway can be joined at Junction 5 at Stokenchurch (approximately five miles). The village is near numerous footpaths and bridleways offering outstanding riding and walking and excellent country pubs and restaurants nearby.