A striking Edwardian detached home, formerly part of Huntercombe Golf Club Hotel.

Vane House

Originally forming a major part of the Huntercombe Golf Club Hotel, Vane House is a striking Edwardian home constructed in 1904 and converted to residential approximately 50 years ago.At the heart of this elegant residence is a stunning triple-aspect family kitchen, complemented by four additional reception rooms on the ground floor. The first and second floors accommodate six bedrooms and three bathrooms, offering generous living space throughout. Notable features include a 1,200-bottle wine cellar and a characterful tower attic room.



The grounds of Vane House extend to approximately half an acre and adjoin the National Trust property, Nuffield Place, with a private gate providing access to its woodland and network of footpaths. Within the grounds is a substantial brick outbuilding, presenting an excellent opportunity for conversion into a home office or ancillary accommodation. A timber-framed carport provides covered parking for two vehicles.

Location

Standing high in the Chilterns in the village of Nuffield, Vane House is a short drive from both Henley-on-Thames and Wallingford which offer a range of shops and recreational facilities. The larger centres of Reading and Oxford are also close at hand for a more comprehensive range of amenities.

Services

Mains electric, water and drainage.Oil fired central heatingSouth Oxfordshire District Council Band GEPC Rating: TBC