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Floorplan
Map5 bedroom detached house
Sold STC
Detached house
5 beds
2 baths
1915
EPC rating: F
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
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Features and description
- Grade II Listed
- 5 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- 3 Reception Rooms
- Outbuilding with planning for Annexe
- South-West facing garden
- Off road parking
- Garage
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A Grade II listed period cottage, situated in the heart of the popular village of Stoke Row.
The Oak - The Oak is a beautiful detached property standing just off the green in the ever popular village of Stoke Row. The house was originally two cottages and then the village pub with an abundance of character, and still retaining many period features whilst providing generous and flexible accommodation, which has been improved and updated over the years.
Stepping into the hallway, one is immediately immersed into a fabulous atmosphere, with exposed beams, panelled walls and brickwork, creating a warm and inviting home.
The ground floor comprises a tiled entrance hallway leading to the sitting room with a "Jetmaster" open fire and fitted cupboards. The generous kitchen breakfast room is the heart of the house, stepping out to the garden. Leading off the kitchen is the inner hallway, through to a separate dining / reception room, a wc/shower room and the back stairs.
Upstairs there are 5 bedrooms and the bathroom accessed from two stairs. The property also benefits from a useful cellar room.
The Barn - One of the stand out features of The Oak is its beautiful separate barn, which is currently in its original state and is used for workshop, storage and garaging. However, planning has been granted for partial conversion to create a self-contained annexe to the main house. The planning reference is: P21/S5309/HH
This is an area of huge potential, but also for the those looking for space to fettle vehicles or hobby it is already a fantastic facility in its current state.
Outside - The front of the house is very pretty, and surrounded by a lawned frontage with mature planting and ample parking on the gravel driveway between the house and the barn.
The rear garden is lovely and very private, enjoying a bright south westerly aspect. Stepping out from the house onto a large paved patio area, leading to a sweeping lawn
Situation - Stoke Row is a very popular, unspoilt village with a wonderful community supporting all the village activities which are varied and plentiful. There is an independent village shop stocked with artisan produce and also serves as a coffee shop and vibrant communal hub for the village. The local pub, The Cherry Tree Inn, is very popular and well supported. Stoke Row garage is again a fabulous facility, with a friendly and highly respected staff for refuel, repair and care.
There is a very highly regarded local primary school, and a vibrant village hall and separate Pavilion recreation ground with fitness, tennis, cricket, and cycling clubs among its activities. The renowned restaurant, The Crooked Billet, is also in the village.
Stoke Row is nestled in the beautiful Chiltern Hills and the immediate area has wonderful walking and riding on footpaths and bridleways. Henley on Thames and Reading are easily accessible with rail links to central London including the newly opened Elizabeth Line.
Services - Mains services: Electricity, water and drainage
Oil fired central heating.
Council Tax: South Oxfordshire District Council
Band G
Tenure: Freehold
The Oak - The Oak is a beautiful detached property standing just off the green in the ever popular village of Stoke Row. The house was originally two cottages and then the village pub with an abundance of character, and still retaining many period features whilst providing generous and flexible accommodation, which has been improved and updated over the years.
Stepping into the hallway, one is immediately immersed into a fabulous atmosphere, with exposed beams, panelled walls and brickwork, creating a warm and inviting home.
The ground floor comprises a tiled entrance hallway leading to the sitting room with a "Jetmaster" open fire and fitted cupboards. The generous kitchen breakfast room is the heart of the house, stepping out to the garden. Leading off the kitchen is the inner hallway, through to a separate dining / reception room, a wc/shower room and the back stairs.
Upstairs there are 5 bedrooms and the bathroom accessed from two stairs. The property also benefits from a useful cellar room.
The Barn - One of the stand out features of The Oak is its beautiful separate barn, which is currently in its original state and is used for workshop, storage and garaging. However, planning has been granted for partial conversion to create a self-contained annexe to the main house. The planning reference is: P21/S5309/HH
This is an area of huge potential, but also for the those looking for space to fettle vehicles or hobby it is already a fantastic facility in its current state.
Outside - The front of the house is very pretty, and surrounded by a lawned frontage with mature planting and ample parking on the gravel driveway between the house and the barn.
The rear garden is lovely and very private, enjoying a bright south westerly aspect. Stepping out from the house onto a large paved patio area, leading to a sweeping lawn
Situation - Stoke Row is a very popular, unspoilt village with a wonderful community supporting all the village activities which are varied and plentiful. There is an independent village shop stocked with artisan produce and also serves as a coffee shop and vibrant communal hub for the village. The local pub, The Cherry Tree Inn, is very popular and well supported. Stoke Row garage is again a fabulous facility, with a friendly and highly respected staff for refuel, repair and care.
There is a very highly regarded local primary school, and a vibrant village hall and separate Pavilion recreation ground with fitness, tennis, cricket, and cycling clubs among its activities. The renowned restaurant, The Crooked Billet, is also in the village.
Stoke Row is nestled in the beautiful Chiltern Hills and the immediate area has wonderful walking and riding on footpaths and bridleways. Henley on Thames and Reading are easily accessible with rail links to central London including the newly opened Elizabeth Line.
Services - Mains services: Electricity, water and drainage
Oil fired central heating.
Council Tax: South Oxfordshire District Council
Band G
Tenure: Freehold
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Robinson Sherston is one of South Oxfordshire's leading estate agents. Operating from offices in Henley-on-Thames and Watlington our services extend from residential property sales and acquisitions to lettings and property management. Our offices are strategically located between the M.4 and M.40 motorways, linking London, the South-West and the Midlands. This area is one the most attractive in the Home Counties and encompasses the towns and villages that sit alongside the Thames and the rolling landscapes of the Chiltern Hills.