Queen Street, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9

Brought to the market for the first time in over 25 years, Whittington House is a characterful, double-fronted, 5 bedroom end of terrace house, offering many original features. The property was built and inhabited by Thomas Hamilton in the early 1900s, who went on to build many of the Victorian properties in Queen Street and beyond. A decorative stone frieze of Dick Whittington sits above the front door, which opens to a central entrance hall, featuring original cornice and corbels. On one side of the entrance hall is the spacious, dual-aspect living room with distinctive fireplace and access to the utility room and W.C. Located on the other side of the hall are the interconnecting dining room and kitchen, with views over the garden from the breakfast bar. On the first floor, the dual aspect principal bedroom has ample storage, a dressing area and an ensuite. Also on the first floor is the second bedroom and a large family bathroom. On the second floor are two further generous bedrooms, one with original arched window offering views over Henley, and a family bathroom. A fifth bedroom/TV room, shower room and workshop can be found in the basement. The property benefits from generous storage throughout. To the rear of the property is a private SW facing garden, with access to the double garage and side pedestrian gate.

Location

Whittington House is ideally situated in the centre of Henley on Thames within easy walking distance of all local amenities, including shops, restaurants, pubs & cafes, supermarkets, cinema, theatre and excellent local schools. The property is also close to some of the best independent schools in the area, with Shiplake College, Queen Anne’s and The Oratory all within driving distance. Henley railway station, only a short walk from the property, has quick services to London Paddington, via Twyford. Henley offers a wide range of recreational facilities including health & fitness clubs, sports clubs, a swimming pool and a choice of golf courses nearby. Queen Street is only one road back from the picturesque river Thames, the site of the famous annual Henley Royal Regatta, rowing and sailing clubs as well as an adventure park, walking, cycling and running along the Thames Path.