5 bed detached house for sale

Peppard Common, Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire RG9

The ground floor features a spacious entrance hallway overlooking the large open-plan kitchen dining area which has painted wall and floor units, central island, and integrated appliances including an oven, hob, extractor, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and instant boiling water tap. French doors open from the kitchen onto the garden, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor flow.

The ground floor also has a light-filled sitting room with a fireplace and log-burning stove. There is one further reception room currently used as a children's playroom.

The lower ground floor offers versatile living space with two generous reception rooms—ideal as a playroom, gym, or family room—as well as a useful store room. The first floor offers four en suite bedrooms, including a spacious principal suite featuring its own bathroom and a dedicated dressing area. A fifth bedroom and an additional bathroom are located on the second floor, providing further flexible accommodation.

This detached home is finished to an exceptional standard, with underfloor heating to the basement and ground floor, and radiators to the upper levels. Bathrooms also benefit from electric underfloor heating.

The property is accessed via a gravel driveway, through private electric gates, providing ample parking and a detached double garage. Hedging on either side and mature trees offer a sense of privacy, while the garden is predominantly laid to lawn with a generous rear terrace—perfect for outdoor dining and entertaining.

Vine Lodge can be found just off Gravel Hill in Peppard Common. Sonning Common is the nearest village offering good amenities with supermarket, doctor and dental surgeries and schooling for all ages. Local gastro pubs include The Greyhound and the Bird in Hand. The market and riverside town of Henley-on-Thames is around 5 miles distance with a good choice of restaurants and bistros, 3-screen cinema and a theatre. The town plays host to many events throughout the year, including two music festivals every July and August and the Henley Royal Rowing Regatta. This is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty ideal for country pursuits and is well served with bridleways and footpaths for horse-riding, cycling and walking. Good schooling, both in the state and private sectors, is plentiful.

Henley has its own branch line railway station which links via Twyford to London with fast commuter trains at peak times. Reading and its station, a major national rail hub, is around 5 miles. Fast trains for the commuter take under half an hour to London's Paddington Station with the new Elizabeth Line also running between London and Reading. The M40 at Junction 4 is about 12 miles and the M4 via the A404M is 18 miles. Both have excellent access to the motorway networks and the London airports at Heathrow and Gatwick.