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The Old School Trench Green • Mapledurham • South Oxfordshire the Old School Trench Green • Mapledurham South Oxfordshire The Old School TRENCH GREEN • MAPLEDURHAM • SOUTH OXFORDSHIRE The Old School Trench Green • MapledurhaM SouTh oxfordShire Converted former school house on private country estate Drawing room • Dining room • Kitchen/breakfast room Utility room • Cloakroom • Four bedrooms • Bathroom Separate self-contained one bedroom annexe Double garage • Gardens In all approximately 0.8 of an acre reading railway Station 3 miles • henley-on-Thames 6 miles pangbourne 3 miles • M4 Jct 11, 6 miles • central london 40 miles • heathrow airport 25 miles (all distances are approximate) These particulars are intended only as a guide and must not be relied upon as statements of fact. Your attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the text. The Old School The property is a fine example of one of the older village schools in the country, originally called Mapledurham Church of England School built in 1830 for the vicar Reverend Augustus FitzClarence, the illegitimate son of King William IV and chaplain to his cousin, Queen Victoria. The school was eventually closed in 1973 and sold privately, only once changing hands in 1989. The accommodation retains many period features especially in the two main reception rooms which have high vaulted ceilings,exposed wooden floors and large windows. Situation The Old School stands at the base of the Chilterns in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the privately owned Mapledurham Estate close to the River Thames. The property is situated on a no-through road leading to the historic Mapledurham House and Watermill on the Thames. The surroundings belie its close proximity to Reading and Henley- on-Thames which offer extensive shopping, recreation and educational facilities. There are two public houses walking distance from the property. The pretty Thameside villages of Sonning-on-Thames, Goring- on-Thames and Pangbourne are all to be found within easy reach. Reading has an excellent mainline rail service to London (Paddington) taking approximately 25 minutes. The immediate countryside offers miles of extensive walking and riding. Racing may be enjoyed at Ascot, Windsor and Newbury. Extensive boating facilities are available on the River Thames and there are a number of fine golf courses including Caversham Heath, Henley and Badgemore Park. The area is well served for schools, including The Oratory,Bluecoat at Sonning, Queen Anne’s in Caversham, Shiplake College and Rupert House in Henley. W Cottage S Utility N Room E Dn Galleried Bedroom Larder 2.90 x 2.82 9'6" x 9'3" Kitchen/ Breakfast Room Gardens and Grounds7.12 x 5.09 First Floor 23'4" x 16'8" W W Cottage Cottage S The front door is approached via a custom gothic gate leading S N into a shingled driveway providing parking for numerous cars. N Utility Utility W Cottage E E Room Room S Kitchen/ There is a generous double garage block with an annexe. The W Cottage Up Dn Dn SittingS Room grounds are landscaped with variousUtility raised flower beds, a Bedroom 4 N 6.15 x 4.15 E Galleried Galleried bespoke pergola and established Roomtrees. There is around 0.5 Utility 3.37 x 2.41 20'2" x 13'7"BedroomN 11'1" x 7'11" Master Bedroom E Dn Bedroom Larder Room 2.90 x 2.82 2.90 x 2.82 acre of laid lawn. The outlying views from the gardensLarder are of 4.09 x 4.02 9'6" x 9'3" Dn 9'6"W x 9'3" Dining Room Kitchen/ Drawing Room 13'5" x 13'2" Galleried Cottage open countryside. Kitchen/ S 5.87 x 4.87 Breakfast Room 8.57 x 5.99 Bedroom Galleried 19'3" x 16'0" 28'2" x 19'8"Breakfast Room Larder 7.12 x 5.09 2.90 xFirst 2.82 Floor Bedroom 7.12 x 5.09 N 23'4" x 16'8" Utility 9'6" x 9'3" 2.90First x 2.82 Floor Directions (Postcode RG4 7UA) E Larder 23'4" x 16'8" Kitchen/ BedroomRoom 3 9'6" x 9'3" From London on the M4 exit at junctionBreakfast 11 Room signposted to Kitchen/ Entrance 3.36 x 2.47 Dn 7.12 x 5.09 Breakfast Room Hall 11'0" x 8'1" First Floor Reading, continue towards Reading 23'4"passing x 16'8" the Madjeski Garage Galleried 7.12 x 5.09 Kitchen/ First Floor 6.15 x 5.27 Bedroom 23'4" x 16'8" Up Sitting Room Kitchen/ Stadium on the left and follow the signs for Caversham. After 20'2" x 17'3" Up 2.90 x 2.82 Larder Bedroom 4 6.15 x 4.15 Sitting Room In crossing the River Thames into Caversham take the first left 3.37 x 2.41 Bedroom 4 20'2" x 13'7" 6.15 x 4.15 9'6" x 9'3" BedroomKitchen/ 2 11'1" x 7'11" Master Bedroom3.37 x 2.41 Kitchen/ 20'2" x 13'7" onto A4074. Continue on and after approximately 3 miles 3.58Breakfast x 3.08 Room 4.09 x 4.02 11'1" x 7'11" UpMaster BedroomSitting Room Dining Room Drawing Room 11'9" x7.12 10'1" x 5.09 13'5" x 13'2" Kitchen/ First Floor turn left sign-posted to Trench Green and Mapledurham. Bedroom 4 4.09 x 4.026.15 x 4.15 Up 5.87 x 4.87 Dining Room8.57 x 5.99 Drawing Room 23'4" x 16'8" 13'5" x 13'2" Sitting Room 19'3" x 16'0" 28'2" x 19'8" 3.37 x 2.41 Bedroom 4 20'2" x 13'7" 6.15 x 4.15 After approximately ½ mile turn left into a no-through road5.87 x 4.87 8.57 x 5.99 Master Bedroom Ground Floor Floor Plans produced by 11'1" x 7'11" 3.37 x 2.41 20'2" x 13'7" 19'3" x 16'0" 28'2" x 19'8" 4.09 x 4.02 signposted to MapledurhamPro House and Watermill. Continue Bedroom 3 11'1" x 7'11" Master Bedroom planDining Room Drawing Room 13'5" x 13'2" 01491 842925 Entrance 3.36 x 2.47 Bedroom 3 4.09 x 4.02 for a short distance where The5.87 Old x 4.87 School can be found on theDining8.57 x Room 5.99 HallDrawing Room11'0" x 8'1" Kitchen/ Entrance 3.36 x 2.47 13'5" x 13'2" Up This plan is for guidance19'3" only x 16'0" and must 28'2"5.87 x 19'8"4.87 8.57 x 5.99 APPROX.Garage SCALE Sitting Room right hand side.not be relied upon as a statement of fact. Approximate Gross Internal Floor Area: Hall 11'0" x 8'1" 6.15 x 5.27 19'3" x 16'0" 28'2" x 19'8" 0 1 2 3 4 5 10FtBedroom 4 Garage 6.15 x 4.15 Attention is drawn to the Important Notice House - 204 sq.mts./ 2203 sq.ft. Bedroom 3 20'2" x 17'3" 3.37 x 2.41 6.15 x 5.27 20'2" x 13'7" on the last page of text of the Particulars. CottageIn - 67Entrance sq.mts./ 724 sq.ft. 3.36 x 2.47 0123M Master Bedroom Local Authority Bedroom 3 11'1" x 7'11" 20'2" x 17'3" Hall Bedroom11'0" x 8'1" 2 Entrance 3.36 x 2.47 4.09 x 4.02 In Garage South Oxfordshire District Council tel: 01491 823 000 Dining Room 3.58 x 3.08 DrawingHall Room 11'0" x 8'1" 13'5" x 13'2" 5.87 x 4.87 11'9" x 10'1" 8.57 x 5.99Bedroom 2 6.15 x 5.27 Garage 19'3" x 16'0" 28'2" x 19'8"3.58 x 3.08 20'2" x 17'3" 6.15 x 5.27 Services In 11'9" x 10'1" 20'2" x 17'3" Floor Plans produced by Ground Floor Bedroom 2 In Bedroom 3 Mains electricity, oil fired central heating,Proplan private bore/well 3.58 x 3.08 Entrance 3.36 x 2.47 Floor Plans produced by Bedroom 2 Ground Floor 01491 842925 11'9" x 10'1" Hall 11'0" x 8'1" water supply, private drainage, LPG services the annexe. Pro 3.58 x 3.08 Garage This plan is for guidance only and must plan 11'9" x 10'1" APPROX. SCALE not be relied upon as a statement of fact. 01491 842925 Approximate Gross Internal Floor Area: 6.15 x 5.27 Floor Plans produced by 0 1 2 3Ground 4 5 10Ft Floor 20'2" x 17'3" Planning Permission*Attention is drawn to the ImportantThis Notice plan is for guidance only and must House - 204 sq.mts./ 2203 sq.ft. APPROX. SCALE on the lastPro page of text of the Particulars. Floor Plans produced by Cottage - 67 sq.mts./ 724 sq.ft. In 0123M Ground Floor plan not be relied upon as a statement of fact. Approximate Gross Internal Floor Area: 0 1 2 3 4 5 10Ft There is lapsed planning to extend01491 two 842925 of the bedroomsAttention is drawnto to thePro Importantplan Notice House - 204 sq.mts./ 2203 sq.ft. Bedroom 2 3.58 x 3.08 This plan is for guidance only and muston the last page of text01491 of the 842925 Particulars. Cottage - 67 sq.mts./ 724 sq.ft.
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