A beautifully presented period cottage set in a highly sought-after location, within walking distance of Henley-on-Thames and an excellent selection of local award-winning pubs and restaurants. EPC: D

Originally a seventeenth-century barn, converted into cottages in the eighteenth century, the property has been thoughtfully enhanced by the current owners. Recent improvements include a newly fitted kitchen and bathroom, along with the addition of a fully equipped garden office.

The property is approached via a private driveway and entered through a small enclosed porch, leading into a spacious open-plan living area centred around a charming wood-burning stove. The newly fitted kitchen features a traditional Rayburn range cooker complemented by premium seamless worktops, creating a practical yet characterful space. The stylish bathroom is fitted with a roll-top bath and benefits from underfloor heating.

Accommodation is arranged over three floors, with two bedrooms on the first floor and a further bedroom on the second floor. The rear-facing bedrooms enjoy delightful views across rolling fields and woodland.

To the rear, the charming garden features raised decking and planted borders, leading to a garden office that is fully insulated and fitted with double-glazed French doors, electricity, and heating, ideal for home working or creative use.

Total Floor Area: Approx. 789sqft (73m2)
Council Tax Band: D
Services: Mains gas, electricity, water.

Binfield Heath is a sought after village within an area of outstanding natural beauty (A.O.N.B), enjoying the picturesque South Oxon countryside whilst being within easy distance of both Henley-On-Thames and Reading town centres. The village includes a Post Office and Michelin Star restaurant, pubs, and is within the catchment area for highly regarded Primary Schools in Shiplake and Henley-on-Thames. There is an hourly bus service to both Reading and High Wycombe, London Paddington is less than 30 minutes from Reading Railway Station. There is easy access to M4 motorway near Reading & Maidenhead and to M40 at High Wycombe.