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Download Brochure HIGHLANDS PARK HIGHLANDS LANE • HENLEY-ON-THAMES • OXFORDSHIRE At the foothills of the Chilterns and on the edge of one of England’s most elegant towns, Highlands Park is in the perfect position. 2, 3 & 4 BEDROOM HOMES HIGHLANDS PARK AROUND THE AREA WELCOME TO HIGHLANDS PARK Highlands Park is located to benefit from the M A R L O best both of town and country and is well A W 4 1 3 R 0 LAMBRIDGE O REMENHAM ASTON A placed for a range of local amenities. WOOD D F B A 4 BROADPLAT I 8 R M 1 I A L 4 E 1 On your doorstep Education Travel 5 9 5 8 While the town’s historic attractions are Families enjoy ample choice, with options With excellent road infrastructure, and GREYS GREEN 4 15 14 a short drive away, Highlands Park is of well-regarded state and independent a local bus service providing a rapid 6 service between Reading and High within easy reach of shops, leisure schools nearby, in addition to early E HILL 5 WHIT Wycombe via Henley, Highlands Park H E NLEY ROA D facilities and many other amenities. years childcare. ROTHERFIELD HENLEYONTHAMES is extremely well connected. GREYS 7 1 Henley Leisure Centre 11 Trinity C of E Primary School 11 3 16 Henley train station – 14 minutes ROTHERFIELD 2 13 2 One Stop Stores 12 St Mary’s Prep School PEPPARD 12 (independent) R E A 18 3 The Maltsters Arms 1 D I N 13 G M4 junction 8/9 – 22 minutes A Sacred Heart Catholic 19 R 3 2 4 Friar Park O 1 A CRAZIES HILL Primary School M40 junction 4 – 26 minutes HARPSDEN D 5 Sainsbury's 14 Rupert House School (independent) High Wycombe train station – 29 minutes SONNING COMMON 6 Waitrose Oxford – 42 minutes 15 Badgemore Primary School Heathrow Airport – 42 minutes 7 Thames Boat Hire A 16 10 4 Valley Road School (primary) 1 5 5 8 Badgemore Park 17 Shiplake C of E School (primary) Marlow – 18 minutes LOWER SHIPLAKE 9 Greys Court (National Trust) 18 Crazies Hill C of E School (primary) Reading – 35 minutes 10 Bones Wood 19 Gillotts School (secondary) P E 20 Shiplake College (secondary, London Marylebone P P A WARGRAVE R 17 20 independent) D (from High Wycombe) – 33 minutes R O A SHIPLAKE D 21 London Paddington T The Piggott School (secondary) W Y (from Henley) – 44 minutes D F A O O R RD HEN L EY R 21 O D A A D RO TH B BA 4 EW 8 N 1 L IL H N A P S CAVERSHAM D A A PARK O 3 R 2 Y 1 E L N RUSCOMBE E H AYHA PL TC H L A 4 N A E TWYFORD P E P D P OA A Y R R LE D N 8 E 47 H B R O SONNING A D 5 5 41 AD A D LE Y RO OA HEN R TH CAVERSHAM BA H U R S T R O A D P I T A T 3 S B READING 2 1 3 L 0 A 3 N E 0 NEWTOWN WOODLEY OAD R ON D ON B 27 L 3 3 A A 3 3 2 5 COLEY 9 0 HIGHLANDS PARK Highlands Lane, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 4PS For all enquiries please call 01491 454 740 crestnicholson.com/highlandspark THE MANY ATTRACTIONS OF THE CHILTERNS This elegant collection of two, three and four bedroom homes sits within the foothills of the Chilterns, on the edge of a historic market town. Recently voted by The Times as one of designated ‘of special architectural or Festival takes advantage of the town’s the best places to live and a regular historical interest’, including St Mary’s central feature, with on-the-move river winner of RHS Britain in Bloom award, Church, the Town Hall, Market Place and readings of poetry and prose. Henley is a picturesque and highly the 18th Century stone bridge. There’s a Further attractions include The Old Fire desirable location. pub where Charles I drank, a Chantry Station Gallery and River and Rowing house, a butcher who smokes his own Its riverside lends itself to relaxation: the Museum, which is popular throughout the meat, a plethora of independent perfect location for picnics, walks and year due to the permanent Wind in the boutiques, elegant tea rooms and al boat trips. Pretty riverside strolls lead to Willows gallery. The Kenton Theatre is fresco dining. excellent pubs. The numerous routes one of the oldest performing theatres in through the Chilterns take in villages that And Henley knows how to party. It is the country. regularly feature in the ITV detective noted for a number of festivals, from the The National Trust’s Greys Court and drama Midsomer Murders. international Henley Royal Regatta to the Nuffield Place together with the Grade II ’80s music festival Rewind. At the Henley is imbued with history. Its existing Listed Park Place are a short drive away, Festival of Music and Arts international Thursday market is believed to have as is the opportunity to sample sparkling artists perform on a floating stage to a been granted by a charter of King John. wine and spectacular views at Fairmile dinner-jacketed audience, accompanied Three hundred buildings within the town Vineyard. by food and fireworks. Henley’s Literary Map locations are approximate. Some journey times include changes. Travel times are approximate only. Source: OpenStreetMap.org. STU8956/January 2021. HIGHLANDS PARK DEVELOPMENT PLAN At the foothills of the Chilterns and on the edge of one of England’s most elegant towns, Highlands Park is in the perfect position. Highlands Park 2, 3 & 4 BEDROOM HOMES Street Scene Plot 185-190 02-02-21 JW THE ASHTEAD 2 Bedroom Home Total Area: 685 sq ft crestnicholson.com THE ASHTEAD The Ashtead is a two-storey terraced house in a traditional layout. Its appeal over period properties, however, is the fact that this is a two bedroomed property with both a main bathroom and a second en suite bathroom. Downstairs, a combined living and En suite dining room provides an entertainment space - which benefits from ample natural, Bedroom 1 light supplied through full height French doors. This is in addition to a separate kitchen Living / Dining and cloakroom. W Highlands Park Landing 2 BEDROOM HOME C En suite C Hall Bedroom 2 Kitchen WC GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR LIVING / DINING BEDROOM 1 3.94m x 3.75m 12'X11 x 12'4"- 3.33m x 2.86m 10'11" x 9'5"- KITCHEN BEDROOM 2 4.21m x 1.81m 13'10" x 5'11"- 3.94m x 2.39m 12'11" x 7'10"- C Cupboard W Wardrobe All images are used for illustrative purposes only and are not necessarily a precise representation. Images may be of a slightly different model of home and may include different specifications for example in respect of brick colour and options which involve additional cost. Individual features such as window, brick, carpets, paint and other material colours may vary and the specification of fittings may vary. Any furnishings and furniture are not included in any sale. Please check with our sales representatives for details of the exact specifications available at the development for each type of home. STU8956/January 2021. JOB NUMBER TITLE PG VERSION DATE Size at 100% JOB NUMBER TITLE PG VERSION DATE Size at 100% CR HT INSERTS 1 A4P CR HT INSERTS 2 A4P DESIGNER Org A/W A/W AMENDS DESIGNER Org A/W A/W AMENDS C: DATE: C: DATE: Ashtead Plot 149-151 02-02-21 JW THE HATFIELD 3 Bedroom Home Total Area: 864 sq ft crestnicholson.com THE HATFIELD The Hatfield is an attractive two-storey home perfect for family life, including an open-plan kitchen-dining area ideal for entertaining, in addition to a separate living room with French doors providing ample natural light and views over the private garden. Upstairs, the master bedroom has the benefit of an en suite bathroom and two further bedrooms share a family bathroom. Bedroom 3 Living Room Bedroom 1 Highlands Park C En suite Landing W 3 BEDROOM HOME Kitchen / Dining Area Hall Bedroom 2 WC Bathroom GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR KITCHEN / DINING AREA BEDROOM 1 4.78m x 2.77m 15'8" x 9'1"- 2.73m x 2.73m 9'0" x 8'11"- LIVING ROOM BEDROOM 2 4.97m x 3.18m 16'4" x 10'5"- 2.89m x 2.74m 9'6" x 9'0"- BEDROOM 3 3.21m x 2.15m 10'6" x 7'0"- C Cupboard W Wardrobe All images are used for illustrative purposes only and are not necessarily a precise representation. Images may be of a slightly different model of home and may include different specifications for example in respect of brick colour and options which involve additional cost. Individual features such as window, brick, carpets, paint and other material colours may vary and the specification of fittings may vary. Any furnishings and furniture are not included in any sale. Please check with our sales representatives for details of the exact specifications available at the development for each type of home. STU8956/January 2021. JOB NUMBERHatfieldTITLE Plot 191 PG VERSION DATE Size at 100% JOB NUMBER TITLE PG VERSION DATE Size at 100% HT INSERTS 1 A4P CR HT INSERTS 2 A4P DESIGNER Org A/W A/W AMENDS DESIGNER Org A/W A/W AMENDS 02-02-21 JW C: DATE: C: DATE: THE CHESHAM 3 Bedroom Home Total Area: 997 sq ft crestnicholson.com GROUND FLOOR THE CHESHAM KITCHEN / DINING AREA WC 5.57m x 2.94m 18'3" x 9'8"- The Chesham is a generously sized three-bedroom property.
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