4 rooms house of 101 m² in South Oxfordshire

A stunning brick & flint period cottage dating back to the mid-Victorian era, with just over 1500 sq. ft of accommodation arranged over three floors enjoying large level gardens with detached studio/workshop/store at the end. Extended and adapted to create a deceptive home combining much of the original charm and character with all the practicalities of modern living with re-fitted high quality bathrooms, and fitted kitchen with integrated Smeg/Siemens appliances, with Hans Grohe fittings. Offering 4 bedrooms with the principal suite located on the second floor, two reception rooms with sitting room enjoying an oak floor & log burner. One of a cluster of just three similar cottages, within a short level walk to the village centre and close to open countryside in the Hambleden Valley, yet within a 10-minute drive of Marlow and within a 15-minute drive of Henley on Thames. For families, there is a primary school in the village and another at nearby Lane End, and at senior school level there is a wide selection with Sir William Borlase co-ed Grammar school & Great Marlow co-ed secondary school in Marlow, and John Hampden Grammar School for boys or Wycombe High School for girls in High Wycombe, Private alternatives include Rupert House Preparatory School in Henley, Wycombe Abbey school for girls, and St.Pirans in Maidenhead. Rent: Rent payable in advance exclusive of Council Tax and all connected utilities. Holding Deposit: A deposit equivalent to one week’s rent is required to secure the property (subject to contract and receipt of satisfactory references). The property will be withdrawn from the market once the holding deposit has cleared in the Ballards bank account. This is non-refundable in the event of unsatisfactory references, false or misleading information was provided or the withdrawal of your offer. Dilapidations Deposit: A deposit equivalent to five weeks’ Rent if the annual rent is less than £, or equivalent to six weeks' Rent if the annual rent is £ or more, will be required to be held throughout the Tenancy as security against damages or any breach of the agreement by the Tenant. The dilapidations deposit will be registered with an approved deposit protection scheme (unless the contract is a Non-Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement). Fees and Charges: Other fees and charges may