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Foxhaven, Beechview, Whitewoods Foxhaven, Beechview, Whitewoods Remenham Church Lane, Remenham, Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 3EX Foxhaven, Beechview, Whitewoods Remenham Church Lane, Remenham, Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 3EX Description Situation A rare opportunity to purchase three adjoining properties set in Remenham is a pretty village on the Berkshire bank of the River grounds of approximately 5.8 acres with the potential, subject to Thames opposite Henley-on-Thames. Renowned for being the planning consent, for refurbishment/redevelopment. Set in an start of the international Henley Regatta, its close proximity idyllic position above Henley on Thames on a quiet country lane, to the town of Henley on Thames affords it easy access for a life the location offers privacy and seclusion, which belies its proximity balance of town and country. Henley has a wide range of shops, to Henley on Thames just over 1 mile away. From the house, it is cafes, a boutique hotel, cinema, theatre and excellent restaurants. possible to walk through the woods into the town and the river is The town is internationally recognised for its Royal Regatta and accessible at the bottom of Remenham Church Lane. Originally Festival of Music and Arts. Sporting pursuits are within easy reach built as a single family home, it was subdivided into three separate with flourishing rugby, football and cricket clubs as well as three properties with their own Titles in 1993; Foxhaven, Beechview and rowing clubs. Golf clubs are found at Henley, Badgemore, Temple Whitewoods. Each property offers excellent family accommodation and Castle Royle, as well as private member gyms. The Towns of that when combined extends to some 6705 sq. ft. A summary of the Marlow and Maidenhead are readily accessible as too are good rail three houses is as follows: and road links. The area is noted for its excellent state and private schools. In Henley, Rupert House School and St Mary’s School, both Beechview: Kitchen, 3 reception rooms, utility room, cloakroom independent co-educational prep schools are less than 2 miles away. with shower, principle bedroom with ensuite shower room, 4 Private secondary schools nearby include Queen Anne’s, The Abbey, bedrooms, family bathroom. Bluecoats, Wycombe Abbey, The Oratory, Shiplake College and Radley College. Foxhaven: Entrance lobby, dining hall, 2 reception rooms, kitchen, cloakroom with shower, basement, principle bedroom with ensuite Directions bathroom, 4 further bedrooms, family bathroom. From London - Exit the M4 at Junction 8/9 and head north on the A404M. Take the A4130 signed to Henley on Thames. Continue for Whitewoods: Kitchen, 3 reception rooms, office, 2 bedrooms, about 4 miles until you reach Remenham. Pass the garage on the bathroom and shower room. right and take the first road on the right, Remenham Church Lane. Continue along the lane and the property will be found on the left Flat 1: Open plan reception/kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom. hand side. Flat 2 Open plan reception/kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom. From Henley on Thames – From our office on Hart Street, continue Grounds over the bridge and follow the road up the hill out of Henley. Remenham Church Lane is the first road on the left at the top of the The south facing gardens are a highlight of this location; the hill. Continue along the lane and the property will be found on the extensive lawns run off naturally into the woods. The mature left hand side. woodland attracts a variety of wildlife including white, fallow and muntjac deer, foxes and red kites. With tree foliage changing with the seasons, it provides a wonderful backdrop for a family home. The generous grounds include a historic swimming pool and a lawn tennis court. A rare opportunity to purchase three adjoining properties set in grounds of approximately 5.8 acres with the potential, subject to planning consent, for refurbishment/redevelopment. Beechwood = Approximate Area = 257.8 sq m / 2775 sq ft White Woods (Including Studio / Garage) Including Limited Use Area (2.7 sq m / 29 sq ft) Foxhaven = Approximate Area = 187.5 sq m / 2018 sq ft (Excluding Void) Basement = 19.6 sq m / 211 sq ft Total = 207.1 sq m / 2229 sq ft Including Limited Use Area (2.5 sq m / 27 sq ft) White Woods = Approximate Area = 158 sq m / 1701 sq ft Including Limited Use Area (1.7 sq m / 18 sq ft) Total = 622.9 sq m / 6705 sq ft Foxhaven Balcony Balcony Bedroom 4.25 x 3.02 Bedroom Sitting Room 13'11 x 9'11 3.86 x 2.20 Bedroom Up 6.06 x 4.85 12'8 x 7'3 4.86 x 3.79 Sitting / Dining Room Bedroom 19'11 x 15'11 Void 15'11 x 12'5 6.61 x 6.05 Bedroom 3.20 x 2.96 Bedroom 21'8 x 19'10 Oce 3.61 x 3.03 10'6 x 9'9 4.23 x 3.65 4.37 x 4.16 Up 11'10 x 9'11 13'11 x 12'0 Dn 14'4 x 13'8 Dn Bedroom 3.49 x 2.30 IN 11'5 x 7'7 Dining Room Dn Oce 3.69 x 3.30 Kitchen / Diner Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom 3.81 x 2.74 12'1 x 10'10 6.06 x 2.71 3.12 x 2.77 3.87 x 2.74 3.01 x 2.37 3.45 x 2.25 12'6 x 9'0 19'11 x 8'11 Sitting Room 10'3 x 9'1 Bedroom 12'8 x 9'0 Kitchen / 5.82 x 4.36 9'11 x 7'9 11'4 x 7'5 4.35 x 1.85 Diner 19'1 x 14'4 Bedroom 14'3 x 6'1 4.61 x 2.45 3.38 x 2.47 15'1 x 8'0 11'1 x 8'1 IN Conservatory Ground Floor 8.16 x 2.76 First Floor 26'9 x 9'1 Sitting / Dining Room / Kitchen / Kitchen = Reduced head height below 1.5m Dining Room 5.83 x 4.03 19'2 x 13'3 Up 5.81 x 4.71 19'1 x 15'5 IN IN Beechwood Up Dn Basement IN 5.86 x 3.35 19'3 x 11'0 Oce Sitting / 4.11 x 1.87 13'6 x 6'2 Dining Room / Kitchen 5.83 x 4.84 19'2 x 15'11 Boiler Room Studio / Garage 5.95 x 5.20 Bedroom 19'6 x 17'1 4.01 x 2.46 Bedroom Basement Bedroom 13'2 x 8'1 4.34 x 3.24 14'3 x 10'8 3.17 x 2.93 Bedroom 10'5 x 9'7 2.79 x 2.16 9'2 x 7'1 Carport 5.40 x 4.95 17'9 x 16'3 Hamptons International FOR CLARIFICATION, We wish to inform prospective purchasers that we have prepared these sales particulars as a general 14 Hart Street, guide. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, appliances and specific fittings. Room sizes are Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 2AU, approximate and rounded: they are taken between internal wall surfaces and therefore include cupboards/shelves, etc. Accordingly, they should not be relied upon for carpets and furnishings. Formal notice is also given that all fixtures and fittings, Sales. 01491 572215- [email protected] carpeting, curtains/blinds and kitchen equipment, whether fitted or not, are deemed removable by the vendor unless specifically www.hamptons.co.uk itemised within these particulars. Brochure by fourwalls-group.com.
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