Pinnocks Wood House is a beautifully presented family house dating back to the early 19th century and has been substantially extended over the years.

Description

On entering the property, there is a large entrance hallway with wooden strip flooring, doors leading to the main reception rooms and stairs to the first floor landing. To the right of the hallway is a family room/TV room overlooking the front garden and a double-aspect sitting room with two French Windows opening on to a large terrace; both rooms have open fireplaces. To the left is an inner hall/dining area with fireplace and wood burner, French windows to the rear garden, wooden strip flooring and beamed walls and ceilings.

From the dining area is a quadruple aspect kitchen/breakfast room with fully fitted floor and wall units, a range cooker of integrated appliances including a dishwasher and fridge/freezer, and offers an open plan living space with seating, perfect for family life and entertaining. There is a connecting utility room off the kitchen with a door leading to a paved terrace area. The ground floor also accommodates a generously sized study with a large fireplace and views of the rear garden.

There is a landing on the first floor with an attractive seating area under a large bay window overlooking the front garden. The principal bedroom suite has a connecting dressing room, a bathroom with a bath and shower and a separate WC. There are four further bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, one of which has a lovely balcony and en suite bathroom.

Garden and grounds

The house is approached via electronically controlled timber gates opening to a gravel drive and a large parking area with grassed area bordered by mature hedging and trees. There is a triple garage with planning for rooms above.

The rear garden has a large south-facing terrace, accessed from the sitting room, with steps up to the swimming pool and laws. The pool area has a west-facing pavilion, and the surrounding garden is landscaped, providing the perfect setting for al fresco entertaining. The extensive garden is laid mainly to lawn with mature oak trees, willows and laurel hedging.

Location

The property is situated in the popular village of Burchetts Green. The village has an excellent pub and primary school and has a delightful rural feel while benefiting from excellent communications to London and the wider UK. The popular towns of Marlow and Henley offer a wide range of shops and amenities, and the area is well placed for fine dining including the Fat Duck and Waterside in Bray, the Hand and Flowers in Marlow and Le Manoir Aux Quat'Saisons in Great Milton just up the M40.
By rail: Maidenhead Station 3.8 miles (London Paddington in about 23 minutes)
By road: M4 J8/9 3.8 miles, M40 J4 7 miles
By Air: Heathrow Airport 15 miles
Schools: RGS High Wycombe, Beaconsfield High, William Borlase Grammar, Caldicot Preparatory School, Wellington College, Shiplake Collage, St George's Ascot, Lambrook School, Queen Anne's Caversham.
Sports & Recreation: Racing/polo at Ascot, golf at Henley and Hennerton, rowing at Henley and Marlow.

Square Footage: 4,054 sq ft


Acreage: 1.35 Acres

Directions

From Henley-on-Thames, take the bridge across the Thames, heading away from the town centre and continue on White Hill (A4130) for a mile and a half. Turn right on to Culham Lane and continue for three and a half miles. Arriving at a junction, turn left on to Bath Road (A4) and after half a mile, at the roundabout, take the first exit on to Burchett’s Green Road. You will find the entrance to the property shortly on your right-hand side, before the the infants school.