5 bed detached house to rent

Mill Lane, East Hendred OX12

Mill House is a stunning 5 bedroom period village property fully renovated in 2024 to an exceptionally high standard incorporating many energy saving features.

Located at the end of Mill Lane, on the western edge of the village, the property offers lovely rural views and is within walking distance of the East Hendred’s village facilities including a small shop and two public houses.

Inside, Mill House provides an open plan kitchen/living/dining area with fill height windows and doors looking over the garden and beyond. The kitchen has a large induction hob, two built-in ovens and an undercounter wine cooler. The flooring is limestone tiled with underfloor heating.

A sitting room with woodburner, study/snug, utility and cloakroom complete the ground floor.

On the first floor are two ensuite bedrooms and family bathroom and a further two bedrooms and bathroom on the second floor.

Outside there is a useful period storage barn of approximately 500 sq ft, ample parking, a car charger point, electric and phone controlled entance gates and extensive wrap around patios areas and lawns, in all extending to about 0.6 acres.

The property has been fitted with pv roof panels and home batteries which has meant the average monthly electricity bill for the last 12 months was £47.

The landlord will retain any income from electricity exported back to the grid.

Heating is through a modern oil fired boiler.

Mill House has an EPC rating of an A.

The property is available to rent from the 20th April.

EPC Rating: A

Location

East Hendred is a very pretty and sought-after village on the foot of the Berkshire Downs, about 2.5 miles from the A34(to the east) and 4 miles from Wantage (to the west).

Didcot Parkway mainline railway station is approximately 5 miles.

There are many state and indepedent schools in the area including at Oxford and Abingdon.

Disclaimer

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