• A very spacious detached family home built in the 1960s, offering just under 2500 sq. ft of accommodation, with extensive and mature gardens. +
• Set well back from the road, in a large level plot, Moorefield House enjoys a sheltered location very close to the centre of Frieth village, with the church, village school & Yew Tree (truncated) +
• 3 separate reception rooms, 5 bedrooms, family bathroom and separate first floor shower room, hall with cloakroom/utility, and large kitchen/breakfast room. Large garage & additional (truncated) +
• With scope for updating, and offering tremendous potential +
• Being sold with the benefit of no onward chain +

A very spacious detached house, built in the 1960s, enjoying a large flat plot situated very close to the centre of this quintessential Chilterns village. With scope for some investment to modernize and update but with great potential across almost 2500 sq. ft of accommodation.

Location

Frieth is set at the top of the idyllic Hambleden Valley, perfect for long country walks, cycling, vineyard visits and pub lunches. The village has a vibrant local community but is within a 10–15 minute drive of the renowned riverside towns of both Marlow & Henley-on Thames.

Henley offers a station for London Paddington, and the Elizabeth Line to central London can be accessed from Maidenhead, 7 miles beyond Marlow. High Wycombe station, 7 miles away, offers fast trains to London Marylebone in just 28 minutes. For the London or Oxford road commuter, the M40 motorway can be accessed at J4 Handy Cross or J5 Stokenchurch, both within five miles.

Local recreational facilities include cycling & riding nearby in the Hambleden Valley, along with local cricket & tennis clubs, and with a host of sports clubs and gyms of all types in Marlow, Henley & High Wycombe, including the Wycombe Sports Centre at Marlow Hill, and the National Sports Centre at Bisham Abbey.

Directions

From the centre of Marlow proceed west from the
obelisk along West Street towards Henley, turn right at Platts Garage into Oxford Road, climb the hill into Chalkpit Lane continuing through the hamlet of Bovingdon Green with the Royal Oak Pub/restaurant on the left-hand side, continue into the Frieth Road and follow the road for three miles until reaching the Frieth crossroads. Turn left into Frieth Hill passing both the Church & village school on your left-hand side, turn next
right into Innings Road the driveway to Moorefield House is immediately on the right-hand side, just before Innings Gate.