• Mid-terrace characterful house +
• Three bedrooms +
• Victorian features throughout +
• Two reception rooms +
• 500m from town centre +
• No onward chain +

A three bedroom mid-terrace Victorian house with original features throughout, located 500m from Henley town centre. The house is larger than average and has two reception rooms as well as a wide kitchen and pretty walled garden. The property further offers potential to extend, STPP. No onward chain. EPC Rating D.

LOCAL INFORMATION
Reading Road is located less than half a mile from the centre of Henley-on-Thames. Henley is a charming market town offering an excellent variety of shops, coffee shops and restaurants. Every summer the town hosts the world famous Royal Regatta followed by the Henley Festival. It is surrounded by countryside and the River Thames is a focal point of the town.

The town’s station provides a link to Reading and Twyford with fast services to London Paddington (28 minutes). The Elizabeth Line allows direct access to the City, West End and Heathrow. The M4 (J8/9) is 7 miles away and the M40 (J4) is 12 miles.

Primary schools include Valley Road, Trinity and Badgemore, plus Gillotts Secondary School, and Henley College. Fee paying schools include Rupert House and St Marys Prep, and there are buses to The Oratory, Reading Blue Coat, Moulsford, Wycombe Abbey and Queen Anne's.

ACCOMMODATION
The entrance hall has original period wooden floorboards and ornate cornicework on the ceiling. The living room benefits from high ceilings, a feature fireplace and a bay window to the front. The dining room has a striking open brick-built fireplace and French doors to the garden. The kitchen is wider than average and is fully fitted with cupboards and appliances. There is a step down to the back door, leading to a patio and garden beyond. The family bathroom is located on the ground floor, at the rear of the house.

Upstairs are three bright and pretty bedrooms, all with original ornate feature fireplaces. The main bedroom is spacious with two windows to the front. The house also benefits from a loft, which could be converted to provide more accommodation, subject to the usual planning constraints.

OUTSIDE SPACE
The garden at the rear of the property is very pretty. It is walled in red brick and has a gate to the alley behind. There is a shed, patio, lawn and mature beds with a tree and shrubs.

At the front, the house has a traditional paved front garden with a low wall and a path to the front door. On street parking is available with no residents permit required.