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4 beds
3 baths
2195
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Ultra-fast 2000Mbps *
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Features and description
- 4 bedrooms
- 3 reception rooms
- 3 bathrooms
- Period
- Garden
- Parking
- Semi-Detached
- Town/City
- Town House
33 St Marks Road is a four bedroom Victorian townhouse that has been sympathetically extended, modernised and upgraded while retaining many original features, giving you the best of contemporary and period accommodation.
You enter the property via stone steps and through an attractive, glazed front door. A welcoming entrance hall has doors radiating to the reception rooms and stairs rising to the first floor. The ground floor accommodation offers a large reception room with original wooden flooring, an open fireplace with an attractive mantel and period surround, a large bay window providing lots of natural light, and a further reception room with original features and doors to the garden. The modern kitchen has fully integrated appliances, including a dishwasher, oven, microwave and an induction hob under a stainless steel cooker hood. There is under-floor heating and plenty of room for a dining table and chairs, ideal for family entertaining. The garden terrace is accessed via a glazed door. The ground floor also benefits from a cloakroom with W.C.
Stairs lead to the first floor, with access to three large double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a study. All the bedrooms retain some original features, with period fireplaces and a large bay window in the front bedroom. From the first-floor landing are stairs to the second floor which has been converted to provide a fantastic, spacious bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.
The property features a large cellar with windows at both ends, providing natural light. Currently used as a laundry room and storage area, the cellar can be converted into further living accommodation or a bedroom (subject to planning).
To the rear of the property is a tiered landscaped garden with a secluded patio area which leads up to the lawn totalling approximately 80ft in length. The garden is bordered by wooden fencing and has a mature tree at the end of the garden providing a sense of privacy. To the front of the property is a gravel/brick area for off street parking for two vehicles and a tiled path leading to the front steps.
You enter the property via stone steps and through an attractive, glazed front door. A welcoming entrance hall has doors radiating to the reception rooms and stairs rising to the first floor. The ground floor accommodation offers a large reception room with original wooden flooring, an open fireplace with an attractive mantel and period surround, a large bay window providing lots of natural light, and a further reception room with original features and doors to the garden. The modern kitchen has fully integrated appliances, including a dishwasher, oven, microwave and an induction hob under a stainless steel cooker hood. There is under-floor heating and plenty of room for a dining table and chairs, ideal for family entertaining. The garden terrace is accessed via a glazed door. The ground floor also benefits from a cloakroom with W.C.
Stairs lead to the first floor, with access to three large double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a study. All the bedrooms retain some original features, with period fireplaces and a large bay window in the front bedroom. From the first-floor landing are stairs to the second floor which has been converted to provide a fantastic, spacious bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.
The property features a large cellar with windows at both ends, providing natural light. Currently used as a laundry room and storage area, the cellar can be converted into further living accommodation or a bedroom (subject to planning).
To the rear of the property is a tiered landscaped garden with a secluded patio area which leads up to the lawn totalling approximately 80ft in length. The garden is bordered by wooden fencing and has a mature tree at the end of the garden providing a sense of privacy. To the front of the property is a gravel/brick area for off street parking for two vehicles and a tiled path leading to the front steps.
St. Marks Road is one of Henley's most popular locations, within walking distance of the town centre and the Trinity School Catchment area. Henley-on-Thames offers a comprehensive range of shopping, schooling and recreational facilities with a theatre and cinema. Henley Station, with trains to Paddington (via Twyford) taking approximately 55 minutes, is also within walking distance. The larger towns of Reading and Oxford are also easily accessible, providing additional high street shopping and recreational facilities. The M4 & M40 motorways nearby give fast and easy access to Heathrow, London, the M25 and West Country.
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Lying just nine miles northeast of Reading, Henley-on-Thames is a beautiful town that occupies a unique position within the county of Oxfordshire, near the tripoint of where Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire meet, just 37 miles west of London – a commute which takes just under an hour. Henley is an iconic British riverside market town, perhaps best known for its annual, four-day Royal Regatta, as well as other events such as Henley Festival which play host to some of the world’s biggest musical stars. It’s a glamorous place to live and has its own distinctive quintessentially English identity intermixed with a certain London flavour and a lovely bucolic setting. From our office in the centre of Henley-on-Thames at 20 Thameside, Knight Frank helps homebuyers find their new home in Henley-on-Thames


















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