A beautiful Grade II Listed cottage, set in the popular village of Crazies Hill.

Description

Rebecca's Cottage is a beautifully presented Grade II listed cottage, with many original features, dating back to the early 16th Century. The property offers elegant and flexible accommodation throughout and is set in gardens of approximately 0.36 of an acre.

A lobby with cloakroom leads into the entrance hall / dining room, that features a beautiful exposed brick and timber wall.
Both the sitting room and kitchen are accessed from here.

The “farmhouse style” Neptune kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units, a stone floor that has under floor heating and electric AGA. There is space for a breakfast table and stable doors to the front and rear.

The sitting room features beautifully stripped beams and a Clearview wood burner to one end and stairs to the first floor. Bedroom four is accessed off the sitting room and enjoys a fabulous en suite bathroom with separate wet room shower.

On the first floor there are three bedrooms that are served by a large family bathroom. The exposed beams in the walls are a wonderful feature throughout. At the western end of the cottage is a room with restricted access that offers fabulous flexibility and could serve as an additional bedroom, playroom or dressing area.

Outside, Rebecca's Cottage enjoys delightful gardens that extend around the property. To the rear is a private patio with a southerly aspect and views. The main garden is raised and laid to lawn, surrounded by mature hedging, with a dedicated terraced area. In the garden there is a greenhouse and sheds for storage. The driveway offers ample parking for several cars.

Location

Rebeccas Cottage is situated in the heart of the small Berkshire village of Crazies Hill which has a popular public house/restaurant and primary school.

The property is positioned for easy access to Henley and Reading, both of which offer extensive shopping, recreational and educational facilities.

Reading and Twyford have mainline train services to London Paddington, as well as the Elizabeth Line.

The M4 J8/9 is just 8 miles distant, providing convenient access to London, the West Country, Heathrow Airport and the M25.

The area is well served for schools, including Rupert House in Henley, the Oratory, Eton, Radley, Wellington, Wycombe Abbey for Girls and Queen Anne's in Caversham.

There are a number of fine golf courses around Henley-on-Thames. The nearby countryside offers miles of walking and riding. Racing may be enjoyed at Ascot, Windsor and Newbury and there are extensive boating facilities available on the River Thames.

Square Footage: 2,129 sq ft


Acreage: 0.36 Acres

Directions

Leave Henley-on-Thames via Henley bridge and proceed on the A4130 towards Maidenhead. At the top of Remenham Hill, turn right towards Warren Row, passing Kentons Lane on the right.

At the village green, take the right turn towards Crazies Hill and again right signposted Crazies Hill. The cottage will be found on the left hand side shortly after the village school.