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Orchard Gardens, Bix ORCHARD GARDENS, BIX Comprising of Pippins and Bramleys 2 Bix Church, built in 1875 to replace what today is known as ‘The Lost Church of Bix’, an abandoned mediaeval church noted in the Domesday Survey 1086, the ruins of which still remain in Bix Ashgrove Homes are delighted to welcome you to Orchard Gardens our latest stunning development of one 4 bedroom house - Pippins and one 2 bedroom house - Bramleys. Orchard Gardens is located in the small hamlet of Bix which is situated on the crest of a hill offering breathtaking views over some of the country's most beautiful landscapes. 3 Bix nestled in the stunning countryside and rolling hills of the Thames Valley The parish of Bix and Assendon is located in South Oxfordshire, approximately 20 miles south east of Oxford, and 2.5 miles away from the famous market town of Henley-on-Thames. It consists of three hamlets: Bix, Lower Assendon and Middle Assendon. Situated within an area of outstanding natural beauty in the Chiltern Hills there are plenty of well kept footpaths, bridleways and quiet lanes to enjoy leisurely strolls in the open countryside. Bix has a rich assortment of natural and man-made features of curious, historical and scientific places of interest. There are plenty of exceptional places to eat and drink Stonor Park - one of England’s oldest Temple Island, Henley-on-Thames, the rowers start point at the Henley Royal Regatta in and around the area. The Quince Tree in Stonor is manor houses and situated in one of well worth a visit. An idyllic setting which comprises the most beautiful settings, is close by. of a pub, restaurant, cafe and deli. The Rainbow Inn, It has been lovingly restored for more in Middle Assendon, dates back to the 17th century than fifty years and has been owned by and offers all you would expect from a traditional the same family of the same faith for country pub. 850 years. Built from c.1190 and constructed over centuries, the house Located just 1.5 miles away in leafy Lower Assendon is of considerable architectural interest is Luscombes at the Golden Ball. Here you can and contains a remarkable collection experience the very best in fine dining. Chef-patron Red Kites are widely seen over Bix and the Thames Valley of Old Master Paintings, European Stephen Luscombe is passionate about using fresh sculptures, stained glass and 4 locally sourced produce and it is the perfect place contemporary ceramics from Japan, to enjoy lunch or dinner with family and friends. Korea and Europe. Around the main The small village of Nettlebed is approx 3.6 miles away. house is a park with a herd of fallow The White Hart, is a stylish and comfortable Country deer and to the rear is a walled garden Inn dating back to the 14th century. There is also in an Italianate style. Probably the The Field Kitchen, set in the old village Church Hall, earliest surviving building on the estate which comprises a very popular cafe and delicatessen is a beautiful 12th-century private Stonor Park in one part, and moving through to Life, an family chapel built of flint and stone, interestingly quirky, shabby chic home interiors shop. with a brick tower dating back to 1416. Orchard Gardens designed for the demands of modern living yet offering space to relax Experience the very best in fine dining Walking in the Chiltern countryside at Luscombe at the Golden Ball Although Orchard Gardens enjoys an unrivalled rural setting it is anything but remote being so Henley Town Hall close to Henley-on-Thames. Henley’s riverside location – surrounded by a Chiltern landscape of wooded hills and rolling green fields – lends itself perfectly to relaxation. There is a pub where Charles I drank, a Chantry house, a butcher that smokes his own bacon and shops still offering that personal touch. The Old Bell pub is acknowledged to be the oldest remaining building in Henley-on Thames dating back to 1325. It's historic church, Town Hall, market square, many local shops, plus its own theatre/cinema, mean Henley is a delightful place to explore. The Rainbow Inn public house There are a variety of ways to enjoy the River Thames. Hobbs of Henley offer river trips, self-drive and chauffeur-driven launches or you can always try your hand at rowing and take a trip down the Henley Royal Regatta course. There is also the town’s award-winning River and Rowing Museum 5 which is a must see for all ages. For the more energetic, there are number of Golf and Cricket Clubs dotted around the area. Henley Royal Regatta is undoubtedly the best known regatta in the world and one of the highlights of the summer sporting and social season. Then following on the week after and lasting five nights, is the annual Henley Festival of Music and Arts. This festival offers a wonderful range of entertainment from classical music, jazz and opera to comedy, dance and rock. It has some of the best wining and dining Tithe Barn at Bix Manor, ideal for weddings, conferences and other occasions seen at any festival rounded off with a spectacular firework display. The town has its own railway station with a direct service into London Paddington during peak hours. Outstanding local golf courses Fireworks at Henley Festival Orchard Gardens SITE PLAN 6 BRAMLEYS PIPPINS 7 BRAMLEYS 8 Bramleys Bramleys Conservatory GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR En-suite Utility Room Living Room Kitchen Bedroom 1 Cloakroom Bedroom 2 9 Dining Room A/C Study Bathroom Dimensions: Conservatory 3370mm x 2840mm (11’1” x 9’4”) Dimensions: Bedroom 1 4200mm x 3100mm (13’9” x 10’2”) Living Room 4290mm x 3100mm (14’1” x 10’2”) Bedroom 2 6300mm x 2650mm (20’8” x 8’8”) Study 3100mm x 2030mm (10’2” x 6’8”) Kitchen / Dining Room 6300mm x 2650mm (20’ 8” x 8’8”) PIPPINS 10 Pippins Pippins GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Living Room Bedroom 1 Bathroom Utility Room Utility Bedroom 2 Kitchen Cloakroom A/C En-suite 11 Dining Room Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 Study Dimensions: Living Room 6250mm x 4250mm (20’6” x 13’11”) Dimensions: Bedroom 1 4250mm x 3950mm (13’11” x 13’0”) Study 4250mm x 2350mm (13’11” x 7’9”) Bedroom 2 3450mm x 3430mm (11’7” x 11’3”) Kitchen / Dining Room 6575mm x 3540mm (21’6” x 11’7”) Bedroom 3 4250mm x 2950mm (13’11” x 9’8”) Bedroom 4 3430mm x 3000mm (11’7” x 9’10”) Specification 12 HIGH QUALITY FIXTURES WALL AND FLOOR FINISHES HEATING, SECURITY AND ELECTRICS KITCHEN AND UTILITY / LAUNDRY SPACE AND FITTINGS • Superior paint finishes throughout, • Underfloor heating (ground floor) • Painted door fronts with laminated interiors and • Triple glazed windows throughout matt finish to all walls and ceiling • Radiators to 1st floor brushed chrome harware. Quartz stone worktops and eggshell to all joinery and upstands to perimeter units • Entrance door - 44mm thick painted • Wood burning stove on granite hearth • Porcelain floor tiles to kitchen / panelled with multi point lock • Switches - fixings in satin chrome finish with • LED lighting to wall shelves dining area, cloakroom, bathrooms black insert • Internal doors - 3 panelled with and en-suite • ‘Siemens’ appliances to include combo oven / • Combination of recess down lights and pendant glazing to living room and kitchen / • Porcelain floor tiles to Bramleys’ points microwave, integrated dishwasher, cooker hood, dining conservatory • Telecom - 1 no. BT point to entrance hall, integrated fridge and freezer. ‘Rangemaster’ induction • Satin chrome hinges, handles • Oak plank floor to hallway and study living room, kitchen and bedroom 1 range cooker and wine cabinet and accessories • Twist pile carpet to lounge and • TV/Satellite socket plus wiring to roof • Stainless steel under mount sink with mixer taps • Smooth finished ceilings throughout bedrooms • TV points to lounge, dining room and all bedrooms and ‘ISE’ waste disposal unit 13 BATHROOM, EN-SUITE AND CLOAKROOM Bathroom En-suite Cloakroom • Chrome shower over bath with screen • Chrome showerhead, shower tray and glass screen • Wall mounted white basin with • Wall mounted white basin, floor mounted • Wall mounted white basin, floor mounted cupboard under, close couple concealed WC with dual flush cistern concealed WC with dual flush cistern WC with dual flush • Single lever taps in chrome finish • Single lever taps in chrome finish • Single lever taps in chrome • Wet chrome towel rail • Wet chrome towel rail finish • Quality porcelain stone effect wall tiles • Quality porcelain stone effect wall tiles • Full height porcelain wall tiles • Shaver point and mirror • Shaver point and mirror to basin and WC walls Ibstone M40 4 How To Find Orchard Gardens, Bix, A4130 Turville High M40 Nettlebed Wycombe M40 Henley-On-Thames Oxon RG9 6DB Bourne End A404 Bix Fawley A4155 Hambleden Marlow A4130 A4155 BY ROAD A4155 A404 The M4 (J8/9) is approximately 9 miles distant and M40 Hurley A4074 approximately 15 miles distant thus providing easy access Checkendon Henley A4130 on to motorway networks. Woodcote Thames A404 Maidenhead Peppard Common A4 BY RAIL A4 A4130 A4 A404M A4074 M4 Henley-on-Thames railway station provides a link to the Goring Heath Littlewick A308M Green M4 mainline railway stations in Reading and Twyford with a Wargrave A4155 9 fast service to London, Paddington (approx. 28 minutes). A4 Holyport Pangbourne A329 Caversham BY BUS Sonning Good local bus services operated by Whites Coaches, A321 Tilehurst Reading Arriva Shires & Essex, Thames Travel and Courtney Coaches. A4 M4 14 BY AIR: • Heathrow Airport: Approximately 45 minute drive Halfridge Stonor Crocker Woods via M4 motorway End Fawley • Gatwick Airport: Approximately 1hr 15 minute drive Catslip via M4 and M25 motorways New Copse Middle Nettlebed Assenden Rectory Fawley Nettlebed Lane Bottom Woods Lane Offal The Henge Wood Rainbow Wood Rowley Wood Inn PH Pond Bix Cottage Stonor Duck Wood Copse Merrimoles Wood Old Bix Road Drews Lower Scaffold Wood Assenden Wood Bix Ashgrove Homes (UK) LLP Waterloo Copse Manor The Golden Bix Hill Ball PH Broom 8 Adam Court, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire RG9 2BJ Long Copse Covert Greenmarsh Wood Holly 01491 352222 Grove [email protected] Earl’s Wood Henley Lambridge Wood on Rocky Thames www.ashgrovehomesuk.com Lane We specialise in small, quality developments in and around the Thames Valley area.
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