Holloway Lane, Turville, Henley On Thames, RG9

A charming Grade II listed brick-and-flint home, nestled in the picturesque village of Turville. Situated at the end of a quaint terrace of three cottages, it enjoys a prime location directly opposite the stunning St. Mary's Church. Turville is renowned as a filming location for iconic productions such as The Vicar of Dibley, Midsomer Murders, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Goodnight Mr. Tom, and many more. Surrounded by the breathtaking Chiltern Hills, it offers exceptional walking trails and abundant wildlife, all just a short stroll from the popular "The Bull and Butcher" public house

EPC Rating E.
Living Space
Dating back to the 17th century, this characterful cottage boasts original oak beams throughout, a cozy Inglenook fireplace in the living room, and a kitchen/dining room with a ground-floor bathroom at the rear. Upstairs are two bedrooms and a shower room, with the rear bedroom offering stunning views of the windmill and the surrounding countryside.
Outdoor Space
The rear garden extends behind and around two neighbouring properties, providing access to a parking space and storage for bins.
Local Information
The village dates back to the 16th century, with St Mary the Virgin church being at its heart. The village of Turville plays host to the Vicar of Dibley, Midsomer Murders and many TV dramas & films. The popular village pub The Bull and Butcher is within a few doors down from the Cottage. The surrounding countryside is filled with plenty of footpaths and bridleways for walking. Marlow and Henley on Thames are about 8 miles equal- distant, with both towns offering excellent shopping facilities, bars and restaurants. Trains to Marylebone run regularly from High Wycombe (about 8 miles). The M40 is available at Stokenchurch, J5.
Services
Mains water and electric and Oil central Heating . Council tax Band D. Buckinghamshire County Council

To book an appointment to view this property please phone the Henley-on-Thames branch on Tel: 01491 571111 and quote ID: 5730.