- Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the Hambleden Valley +
- Social living and dining room with patio doors to the rear garden +
- Primary bedroom features a Juliet balcony with rural views over the rear +
- Benefitting from a family bathroom and shower room +
- Ample off-street parking via driveway with further large wooden shed for storage +
- South-east facing rear garden that enjoys far reaching views over neighbouring countryside +
A storm porch with front door opens into a welcoming entrance hall that provides access to the majority of ground floor accommodation as well as having stairs to the first floor. Located to the front of the home is a well-proportioned study (that could be utilised as a further bedroom) and a practical family/hobby room. The layout then unfolds into the heart of the house — a fantastic open-plan kitchen/dining room. The kitchen benefits from a range of wall and base units as well as there being space for various appliances. The dining area enjoys patio doors to the rear garden and can seamlessly flow into the living room via double timber and glass doors. The living room enjoys a dual aspect and also features patio doors out into the rear garden as well as there being a feature Jet Master fireplace. Completing the ground floor is a practical shower room.
Upstairs, the first floor continues to impress with three bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys an excellent sense of space, with views to the rear over surrounding countryside via its Juliet balcony. The two further bedrooms are ideal for children, guests or as an additional home office (some restrictive head height in bedroom three). A modern family bathroom and linen cupboard complete the first floor, ensuring the home combines practicality with comfort throughout.
The property currently benefits from solar panels (photovoltaic cells) that have a good rate of feed in tariff (FIT) for approximately another 12 years.
Location
The village of Turville, situated in the Hambleden Valley, a sought-after area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, boasts a vibrant community and offers the popular Bull & Butcher pub and a delightful nursery/preschool. A variety of well-known TV and film productions have been shot in the village, most notably The Vicar of Dibley' was set in Turville’s church of St Mary The Virgin & The Windmill featured in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, an instantly recognisable landmark. The larger town of Henley on Thames offers a comprehensive range of shopping, schooling, recreational facilities and train station to Paddington (via Twyford) or High Wycombe station to Marylebone. The M4 and M40 Motorways are within easy driving distance. The area is well served for schools both in the private and state sector including Wycombe High School (for girls), John Hampden Grammar School (for boys), Royal Grammar School (for boys) Sir William Borlase (co-ed), Shiplake College, Oratory, Reading Blue Coat, Reading School for boys, Kendrick, The Abbey School and Queen Anne’s in Caversham for girls. Locally there are an abundance of countryside pursuits including stunning walks, excellent cycling routes and horse riding, further afield there are a choice of Golf Clubs, recreational pastimes associated with the River Thames and horse racing at Ascot, Windsor & Newbury.