House for sale in Oxfordshire RG9 6HN

Description

Originally built in the 1960's the house has been upgraded in recent years but still offers tremendous potential. Of particular note is the lovely kitchen/family room which is aspected and designed to maximise its south facing outlook. The en-suite bathroom to the main bedroom is cleverly concealed behind a range of Mark Wilkinson bedroom furniture.

Outside: Doveswood is approached via a five bar gate and a sweeping brick paviour drive leading up to the elevated house and garaging. The garden is superb being mainly lawned, interspersed with an array of specimen trees and shrubs and under sown with bulbs. There is a delightful sheltered terrace area adjacent to the house with pond and water feature.

Situation

Maidensgrove is one of the most sought after hamlets in the high Chilterns, in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The 400 acres or so of Maidensgrove and Russells Water Common is very close by also giving access to the extensive bridle way and footpath network through glorious countryside. Henley-on-Thames, renowned for the Royal Regatta and Festival, is some 6 miles away to the South East, with its good range of schooling and shopping facilities. Watlington is to the North West and there is access to the motorway network via the M40 Junction 5 and the M4 Junction 8/9.

Directions

From the centre of Henley proceed out of the town to the North West on the A4130 (Fairmile). Just before the dual carriageway, turn right signposted Stonor and the Assendons. Go through Middle Assendon and Stonor and on leaving the village, just before Stonor Park, turn left into Park Lane, signposted Russells Water and Maidensgrove. Proceed up through the beech woods and Doveswood will be found as the first house on the left, set up in an elevated position.