Nuthatch Cottages, Checkendon

Step through the front door into a welcoming tiled hallway, where a staircase with an attractive runner leads you to the first floor, immediately setting the tone for this beautifully presented home.



To the left, a charming reception room enjoys a front aspect, complete with plantation shutters and built-in storage, perfect as a cosy snug or home office.

To the right, the heart of the home unfolds. A spacious, open plan living area stretching from front to back. Bathed in natural light, this inviting space features plantation shutters, bespoke TV storage, and a wood burning stove, creating a warm and stylish setting for relaxing or entertaining.



This space flows effortlessly into the kitchen/dining area, designed for modern living. The shaker style kitchen is both elegant and practical, with oak work surfaces and integrated appliances, complemented by oak flooring.



From the kitchen, a door leads to a cleverly designed utility room, offering excellent storage along with space for a washing machine and dryer. A WC and hand basin add further convenience.
A side hallway provides a practical solution for everyday living, with space for coats and shoes and direct access from outside, ideal for muddy boots after countryside walks.



Upstairs, the property offers four well proportioned bedrooms.
The principal bedroom sits at the rear, enjoying peaceful views over the garden and open fields beyond. With a vaulted ceiling, built in storage, French doors and a Juliette balcony it feels both spacious and serene.

Bedrooms two and three are generous doubles, both with built in storage, front facing aspects, and plantation shutters.
Bedroom four is a versatile single room, perfect as a nursery or home office.


The contemporary family bathroom is finished to a high standard, featuring a stylish white suite, sink vanity unit, and WC. A large curved bath with a rainfall shower overhead completes the space.



Outside, the south facing garden is a true highlight. Mainly laid to lawn with thoughtfully prepared flower beds, it backs onto open fields, offering stunning views and direct access to picturesque countryside walks.

A large shed, log store, and gated side access add to the practicality. To the front, there is ample driveway parking for three to four vehicles.



Living in Checkendon offers a wonderful balance of rural charm and community spirit, with a village hall, cricket green, and local events creating a welcoming atmosphere. Situated within the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Chiltern Forest, the village is surrounded by ancient woodland walks and unspoilt countryside.

The area is exceptionally well connected for commuters and families alike. Reading train station, is easily reached by car or local bus services, providing direct access to London Paddington in under 30 minutes, as well as Henley-on-Thames offering its own rail into London via the Elizabeth line, making the capital remarkably accessible from this peaceful corner of South Oxfordshire.
Families are equally well served by an outstanding selection of both state and independent schools in the area, including those in Henley, Reading, and the wider Thames Valley. Regular bus routes connect the surrounding villages, adding to the convenience of daily life.

Henley-on-Thames is just a short drive away. Here you'll find an array of boutique shops, riverside restaurants, and leisure facilities, along with the world renowned Henley Royal Regatta. It's an ideal location for those seeking both countryside tranquillity and vibrant town amenities.



This exceptional four bedroom semi detached home combines stylish interiors, practical design, and a stunning rural setting. With spacious living areas, beautiful views, and easy access to both village life and nearby Henley, it offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the very best of modern country living.

Directions
From Bell Street in Henley, at the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Northfield End/A413 and continue to follow A4130 for 4 miles towards Nettlebed. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto B481 and continue for 1.5 miles. Turn right follow signs for Stoke Row. Go through the village and turn left into Uxmore Road. Continue and Nuthatch is on the left.


Council Tax
Oxfordshire County Council, Band C

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.