Summary
A much-extended individual detached house with a spacious contemporary interior set in beautifully secluded grounds, approached off a private drive in the heart of Hurley village.
4 Bedrooms
A beautifully presented individual detached house built in the mid 1960's and much extended by a previous owner to create a stunning contemporary home.
Large reception hall, 3 reception rooms, superb open plan fully fitted kitchen/dining /family room with integrated appliances, separate utility room & cloakroom, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms with two en suite
Just off the High Street and under 5 mins from the famous Ye Olde Bell Inn, a short walk from the river and Hurley lock
Private gated driveway leading to secure off-street parking for several vehicles
Flat secluded walled gardens, well stocked and beautifully maintained enjoying great privacy & seclusion.
Description
Situated in a tucked away position in the grounds of the Old Manor House, in the centre of Hurley village, a modern detached house extended and re-modelled to a contemporary style by a previous owner, and further upgraded by the present occupants. Offering over 2750 sq.ft of accommodation with a flexible layout and many high quality features plus scope for further enlargement (subject to usual planning consents).
Reception hall, superb kitchen/breakfast/family room, double aspect drawing room, dining room, study, utility room, cloakroom, ground floor bedroom suite plus dressing room, plus three further first floor bedrooms with both Principal & Guest bedrooms en suite bedroom. The property is approached by a private gravelled driveway leading to a large parking area to the front of the house. The rear walled gardens are laid mainly to lawn with a large area of paving leading off the kitchen/breakfast room together with a further patio in the bottom corner, plus extensive lawn. A delightful garden with a high degree of seclusion.
Location
Set in the centre of the village within a few hundred yards of the river Thames, yet ideally placed for the London or Reading commuter, within a few minutes' drive of the Marlow by-pass with direct routes to the M4 at J8/9 Maidenhead and Junction 4 of the M40 at Handy Cross. The bustling riverside towns of Marlow and Henley are both within 4 miles with a host of individual shops cafés and restaurants, including Tom Kerridge's 2 Michelin Star rated 'The Hand & Flowers' and 'The Coach' in West Street with 'The Ivy Marlow Garden' in the High Street. Maidenhead town centre is within 5 miles with mainline station to London Paddington with the Elizabeth Line now operational.
Local recreational facilities walking riding & cycling, with many National Trust Lands nearby; golf at nearby Temple Golf Club, plus Castle Royle, Harleyford & Winter Hill all within a short drive; rowing at both Marlow & Henley; Hurley cricket & tennis clubs; together with the National Sports Centre at Bisham Abbey under 3 miles.
Directions
From the centre of Marlow proceed south from the obelisk down the High Street. Cross the suspension bridge, pass through the village of Bisham. At the Bisham roundabout turn right onto the A404 Marlow Bypass towards Maidenhead, leave at the first exit and at the mini-roundabout take 3rd exit signposted Henley and Hurley. Pass Temple Golf Club, drop down the hill, take 2nd right signposted Hurley Village into the High Street. Proceed down the High Street passing Ye Olde Bell Inn, pass the left hand turning into Shepherds Lane, then take next entrance on the left between the brick piers and follow the driveway in on the right of the central green and take the next private drive on the right and down to the end to Wingate
Henley-on-Thames