New Street, Henley-On-Thames, RG9

Charming 15th century Grade II listed cottage featuring original beams, a fitted kitchen, cosy living room with gas stove and access to a courtyard garden. Offers two bedrooms, one with en suite, plus a versatile loft room and cellar, all set in a convenient town centre location.

Steeped in heritage and rich in character, this enchanting Grade II listed residence dates back to the 15th century and showcases an abundance of period charm throughout. Beautifully presented, the home blends historic detailing with practical modern living, creating a truly distinctive property.

Entry is via a solid timber door into a well-appointed kitchen, thoughtfully designed with a range of fitted units, integrated appliances and generous storage. From here, an inner hallway provides access to the principal reception room at the rear, a warm and inviting space featuring a tiled floor and a charming gas-fired stove. With rear door access opening out to a courtyard-style garden—ideal for outdoor dining or quiet relaxation.

The lower ground floor reveals a useful cellar, offering versatile additional space suitable for storage, a utility area or hobby use.

To the first floor, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms, both benefiting from exposed beams that highlight the home’s historic origins. The principal bedroom enjoys the convenience of an en suite shower room, while a separate family bathroom serves the second bedroom.

The top floor is dedicated to a further room set within the eaves, providing a cosy and secluded area that could function as a third bedroom, study or guest accommodation.

Further benefits include gas central heating, fitted floor coverings, and the advantage of no onward chain.

Location
Ideally positioned in the heart of the town, the property is within easy reach of a wide array of everyday amenities, including a library, medical facilities, and a variety of shops such as Waitrose, alongside an excellent selection of cafés, bars and restaurants. Educational options for all ages are nearby, as well as scenic riverside walks and leisure facilities, including an independent cinema and theatre.

For those commuting, there is convenient access to the motorway network, with the M25 and routes via the M4 and M40 within comfortable driving distance. Rail services from Henley provide connections to London via Twyford, while the larger centres of Reading and Oxford offer an extended range of shopping, dining and cultural attractions.

Council Tax Band D