Quiet hamlet location with strong short‑let and family appeal.
Chain free and newly refurbished throughout
Neff kitchen with instant boiling tap and Moroccan tiles
Refurbished bathroom with underfloor heating and walk‑in shower
Private Mediterranean‑style walled garden with raised sun deck
Double garage plus additional parking for residents and visitors
Medium flood risk — insurance and mitigation likely required
Oil‑fired heating; solid brick walls assumed without cavity insulation
Property subject to National Trust covenant restricting alterations
Set in the Hambleden Valley, this newly refurbished three‑bed semi offers classic Victorian charm with contemporary finishes and strong holiday‑let potential. The kitchen is fitted with Neff appliances, an instant boiling tap and Moroccan‑style tiles; the family bathroom has Mandarin stone, a walk‑in shower and underfloor heating. The walled Mediterranean garden with raised decking and festoon lighting creates a private, low‑maintenance outdoor room ideal for short‑term letting or relaxed family evenings.
Practical advantages include a double garage plus additional parking, no onward chain and a location surrounded by riverside walks, pubs and well‑regarded schools. The principal bedroom takes in paddock and Thames views; a flexible ground‑floor boot room/study could serve as home office, gym or extra storage for guests. Broadband is average but mobile signal is excellent, supporting remote working or guest bookings.
Notable constraints are clear: the property sits in a medium flood‑risk zone and uses oil‑fired heating with a boiler and radiators. The house is of solid brick construction with no assumed cavity insulation, and the plot is small. A planning covenant requires National Trust consent for many alterations, which restricts extensions, certain tree works and some rebuilds. Buyers should factor these limits and the environmental/fuel considerations into long‑term running and renovation plans.