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Floorplan
Map6 bedroom semi-detached house
Study
Semi-detached house
6 beds
5 baths
4800
EPC rating: F
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Broadband: Super-fast 80Mbps *
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Features and description
- Grade II Listed Manor House
- 16th Century Origins
- 4,800 sq ft
- 3 Reception Rooms
- 6 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms
- 0.75 Acre Grounds
- Edge of Hambleden Valley
- Close to Hambleden Lock
Prominent part of the grade II listed Yewden Manor, located at the foot of the Hambleden valley, close to the river Thames.
Description - The Grade II listed Yewden Manor, dating back to the 16th century, is now divided into four homes, with number 3 retaining much of the original manor's charm.
Spanning three floors and 4,800 sq ft, it offers six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and features many original details, including wood panelling, open fireplaces, and high ceilings, creating a bright, airy atmosphere.
The spacious drawing room boasts high ceilings, wood floors, painted panelled walls, a marble-surround fireplace, and a bay window with garden access. The dining room, with stone flooring and a brick fireplace, opens to a study area and leads down to a large kitchen/breakfast room featuring a central island, double ovens, and built-in appliances. A separate dual-aspect family room is also on the ground floor.
The first floor includes the principal bedroom with a bay window and en suite bathroom, a guest bedroom with an en suite shower, two additional bedrooms, and a shower room. Two more bedrooms are located on the second floor, interconnecting via separate stairs.
Outside, a shared gravel drive leads to a landscaped parking area, with an arched gateway opening to a charming courtyard. A west-facing terrace accessed from the drawing room overlooks the grounds, which are primarily lawn with mature trees and shrubs, along with a secluded Yew Tree walk for added privacy. A detached double garage is situated at the rear.
Location - Mill End is a small hamlet nestled between Henley-on-Thames (4 miles) and Marlow (5 miles). Henley is home to the annual Royal Regatta and the Henley Music and Arts Festival, along with many boutique shops, pubs, restaurants, a 3-screen cinema, and the historic Kenton Theatre, founded in 1805.
Excellent schooling options include Rupert House, St Mary's, Moulsford, Cranford House, Shiplake College, Queen Anne's, and shuttle links to Lambrook. Commuter links are excellent, with trains from Henley station reaching London Paddington in 43 minutes, or from Twyford station in around 25 minutes, with The Elizabeth Line further enhancing cross-city travel. The M4 is easily accessible via junction 8/9, providing fast links to the M25, M40, Heathrow Airport, and the West Country.
Description - The Grade II listed Yewden Manor, dating back to the 16th century, is now divided into four homes, with number 3 retaining much of the original manor's charm.
Spanning three floors and 4,800 sq ft, it offers six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and features many original details, including wood panelling, open fireplaces, and high ceilings, creating a bright, airy atmosphere.
The spacious drawing room boasts high ceilings, wood floors, painted panelled walls, a marble-surround fireplace, and a bay window with garden access. The dining room, with stone flooring and a brick fireplace, opens to a study area and leads down to a large kitchen/breakfast room featuring a central island, double ovens, and built-in appliances. A separate dual-aspect family room is also on the ground floor.
The first floor includes the principal bedroom with a bay window and en suite bathroom, a guest bedroom with an en suite shower, two additional bedrooms, and a shower room. Two more bedrooms are located on the second floor, interconnecting via separate stairs.
Outside, a shared gravel drive leads to a landscaped parking area, with an arched gateway opening to a charming courtyard. A west-facing terrace accessed from the drawing room overlooks the grounds, which are primarily lawn with mature trees and shrubs, along with a secluded Yew Tree walk for added privacy. A detached double garage is situated at the rear.
Location - Mill End is a small hamlet nestled between Henley-on-Thames (4 miles) and Marlow (5 miles). Henley is home to the annual Royal Regatta and the Henley Music and Arts Festival, along with many boutique shops, pubs, restaurants, a 3-screen cinema, and the historic Kenton Theatre, founded in 1805.
Excellent schooling options include Rupert House, St Mary's, Moulsford, Cranford House, Shiplake College, Queen Anne's, and shuttle links to Lambrook. Commuter links are excellent, with trains from Henley station reaching London Paddington in 43 minutes, or from Twyford station in around 25 minutes, with The Elizabeth Line further enhancing cross-city travel. The M4 is easily accessible via junction 8/9, providing fast links to the M25, M40, Heathrow Airport, and the West Country.
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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.