Stoke Row, Oxfordshire

In a private, rural setting, a unique, architect designed house with 12 acres of woodland and garden, and views across fields.

Moonrakers - Accessed down a long driveway which curves through woodland, Moonrakers is a wonderfully situated house, architect designed in the 1960s and subsequently extended. The gentle garden setting is full of rhododendrons and magnificent mature oak and beech trees, yet with sunny corners and an open aspect to the south.

With over 4,000 sq ft, Moonrakers is a wonderfully generous family home with spacious reception rooms including a sitting room, family room, study and dining room. Upstairs, there are six bedrooms and three bathrooms, all with lovely views over fields or woodland. The house has been extended over the years and there is further scope for extension or reconfiguration, subject to the usual consents. An extremely quiet location, away from major roads, the property includes 11 acres of Busgrove Wood, an enchanting setting with owls, red kites and all manner of wildlife in the surrounding countryside.

Agent Note: The land registry address for the property is Moonrakers, Busgrove Lane, Stoke Row, Oxfordshire and the property benefits from a second right of way to access the house from Busgrove Lane.

Location - Located just 5 miles from Henley-on-Thames, the pretty village of Stoke Row has an unusual number of amenities including a village shop and café, a garage and two well-regarded pubs, The Cherry Tree and The Crooked Billet gastropub, all within a short walk. There is a popular primary school, lovely old church and the unique and historic Maharajah's Well, again within a short walk. An excellent range of leisure and shopping facilities including a Waitrose, coffee and specialist shops, can be found in nearby Henley and Wallingford.

Henley railway station has good services to London, Paddington via Twyford, or via Reading station (23 mins) connecting to the City and Canary Wharf via the Elizabeth Line. The area is well-served for schools, both state and private, including The Oratory, Shiplake College, Reading Blue Coat and Queen Anne's in Caversham, all easily accessible. The M4 and the M40 are about 10 miles distant and the M4 connects to the M3 and M25 motorway network. Stoke Row village has a sports pavilion with two hard tennis courts and a cricket pitch. The village lies in the Chilterns AONB and there are many miles off road walking and cycling direct from the house.

Services - Mains electricity and water. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage.
South Oxfordshire District Council, Tax Band G.
EPC Rating: E