The Lodge House is a beautifully presented 18th century family home on the edge of Belle Hatch Park in the much sought-after Oxfordshire town of Henley-on-Thames.
The house retains many period features and accommodation on the ground floor is arranged around a central hallway. The dining room connects to the kitchen which houses a range of units and an Aga while the drawing room has views over the garden and enjoys a large fireplace; the playroom/study also has good views out across the rear garden.
Accommodation comprises: kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, drawing room, playroom/study, and four bedrooms (master en suite) and a family bathroom on the first floor.
Outside a double garage accommodates the studio apartment which makes for ideal additional accommodation or an office.
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The gardens are mainly to the rear and a terraced area can be found to the side of the property.
The Lodge House is situated on the edge of Belle Hatch Park in the village of Harpsden near Henley-on-Thames and enjoys views out over the grounds. Henley is just over a mile and has very good local amenities including a mainline rail station.
The guide price is £1.15m. For further information contact Hamptons International on 01491 572215 or visit www.hamptons.co.uk.
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