ROTHERFIELD PEPPARD, HENLEY ON THAMES Substantial 5 bedroom Country House believed to date from the early 1930's, in grounds of nearly 2 acres. Beautifully presented accommodation (of nearly 3500 sq ft) includes a 24ft drawing room plus 3 further reception rooms, conservatory and 20ft kitchen/breakfast room. EPC Rating F.


£1,500,000 Contact the Sonning Common Office


CHILDREY, WANTAGE This beautifully presented 6 Bedroom Georgian style Country Mansion is offered to the market in immaculate condition, with a two bedroom garden annexe and within a charming village location.


£1,250,000 Contact the Wantage Office


LOWER SHIPLAKE, HENLEY ON THAMES A superb family home, with a wealth of character and excellent living space, located in a highly sought after village. The property sits centrally in a generous plot, and is presented in very good order with the cottage style evident in the timber frame and exposed beams throughout. Awaiting EPC.


£1,095,000. Contact the Henley Office


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Abingdon 01235 532 999 Burghfield Common 0118 983 1201 Goring on Thames 01491 873456 Henley on Thames 01491 412345 Maidenhead 01628 566188 Pangbourne0118 984 5333 Reading 0118 958 7979 Shinfield 0118 988 5000 Sonning Common 0118 972 4242 Tilehurst 0118 950 3020 Twyford0118 934 4433 Wallingford01491 833323


Wantage 01235 772670 Woodley 0118 969 3969


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