Guide price
£3,000,000
6 bed detached house for saleTurville Heath, Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire RG9
6 beds
5 baths
4 receptions
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Stunning home in a magical setting
Complete refurbishment by ham Interiors
Flexible layout and ancillary accommodation
One acre of award-winning landscaped gardens
Surrounded by idyllic countryside
EPC Rating = C
Beautiful Grade II listed refurbished home in outstanding location
Description
Built circa 1880, Summer Cottage has beautiful brick and flint elevations under a clay tile roof and stylish weatherboard cladding to the rear. The property comprises two Grade II listed cottages which have been extensively refurbished and remodelled to an excellent standard. Both have stand-alone services, including council tax, and in 2018 the owners obtained listed building consent for an adjoining door to be installed. Subject to any necessary consents, the cottages could either be used as a single large dwelling or be separated into two dwellings without substantial works.
No expense was spared in the refurbishment which was orchestrated by ham Interiors The property has app-controlled heating throughout with underfloor heating to the ground floor. The beautiful drawing room is double aspect with double doors opening to the garden terrace, a fireplace with marble surround housing a wood burning stove and wood flooring. There is a lovely sitting room which opens from the reception hall, with vaulted ceiling and beams and double doors to the garden and a wood burner with built-in shelves to either side. The kitchen/breakfast room is a great space, full of light, having three sets of double doors opening to the south facing terrace and windows to the west. It has a bespoke range of built-in cupboards arranged around a large central island and integrated appliances include a range cooker with extractor above, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. There is a charming dining room with beams and fireplace with wood burner and an additional boot room.
To the first floor the large principal bedroom suite in Summer Cottage has windows overlooking the rear garden and views over surrounding countryside, an en suite shower and separate dressing room. There is a second double bedroom and family bathroom with freestanding bath and separate shower. Accessed via a second staircase is the generous guest suite with built-in storage and en suite bathroom. There are two further bedrooms and a shower room.
Garden cottage
This detached cottage offers excellent ancillary accommodation away from the main house. It comprises a sitting room with a large window with door to the garden, kitchenette, bedroom with double doors to the garden and separate shower room. In this building there is a laundry room and garage/store, both with separate access.
The property benefits from outstanding gardens of 1 acre which wrap around the house and create the perfect backdrop to this idyllic location. They were laid out by the award-winning garden designer, Sue Townsend, as beautiful garden ‘rooms’ including an apothecary garden, a wildflower meadow, vegetable plot complete with Allitex greenhouse and an orchard. They have been featured on the front cover of The English Garden, July 2025 and in the July 2023 edition of Gardens Illustrated. The garden was shortlisted for the Society of Garden Designer Awards in 2024. Throughout the garden there are various seating areas that benefit from the light filled surroundings, laid with reclaimed York stone and traditional red brick paths. In particular, the Apothecary garden terrace which faces due west, is a wonderful suntrap for sundowners and the south facing terrace and dining table are shaded from the midday sun by the magnolia. There is subtle, remote-controlled lighting throughout which brings the garden to life after dark together with a floodlit table tennis area and a firepit area, ideal for star gazing in this sublime, peaceful setting with the benefit of wonderful dark skies.
Location
Summer Cottage (and Heathclose Cottage) are situated in a peaceful, edge of hamlet setting in Turville Heath, surrounded by beautiful gardens and set back behind its own bluebell wood.
High in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Turville Heath is a walker’s paradise with an extensive network of bridleways and footpaths offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. There is a café and farm shop accessed by foot, which is popular with walkers.
This tranquil, picturesque setting provides privacy in a rural location and yet is accessible to transport links and excellent schooling. Nearby Henley-on-Thames (7 miles) and Marlow (9 miles) are thriving, attractive market towns with an extensive range of shops, restaurants and recreational facilities.
The area is well served for independent and state schools. Turville Heath is situated in Buckinghamshire and is in the catchment for Sir William Borlase Grammar School in Marlow and other grammar schools. Independent schools include St Pirans, Wycombe Abbey, Radley, Moulsford and Rupert House in Henley.
The property is well placed for access to the M40 J4 and the M4 at J8/9 at Maidenhead. High Wycombe station has trains to London Marylebone from 26 minutes and Maidenhead to London Paddington from 26 minutes, including Elizabeth Line trains.
The nearby countryside offers miles of extensive walking, cycling and riding, and there are boating facilities available on the River Thames at Hambleden Marina, Mill End and Henley-on-Thames.
Square Footage: 3,539 sq ft
Acreage:
1 Acres
Directions
Leave Henley-on-Thames via the Fairmile (A4130 to Nettlebed) and immediately before the start of the dual carriageway turn right to Stonor and The Assendons. On leaving the village of Stonor, take the right hand turn signposted Turville Heath and Northend, continue along the country lane and take the first turning right, signposted Turville and Fingest. Continue on this lane, take the right turn to Southend and Summer Cottage can be found after a short distance on the right hand sight.
Additional Info
Summer Cottage (and Heathclose Cottage) are situated in a peaceful, edge of hamlet setting in Turville Heath, surrounded by beautiful gardens and set back behind its own bluebell wood. High in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Beauty, Turville Heath is a walker’s paradise with an extensive network of bridleways and footpaths offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. There is a café and farm shop accessed by foot, which is popular with walkers. This tranquil, picturesque setting provides privacy in a rural location and yet is accessible to transport links and excellent schooling. Nearby Henley-on-Thames (7 miles) and Marlow (9 miles) are thriving, attractive market towns with an extensive range of shops, restaurants and recreational facilities,
The area is well served for independent and state schools. Turville Heath is situated in Buckinghamshire and is in the catchment for Sir William Borlase Grammar School in Marlow and other grammar schools. Independent schools include St Pirans, Wycombe Abbey, Radley, Moulsford and Rupert House in Henley.
The property is well placed for access to the M40 J4 and the M4 at J8/9 at Maidenhead. High Wycombe station has trains to London Marylebone from 26 minutes and Maidenhead to London Paddington from 26 minutes, including Elizabeth Line trains. The nearby countryside offers miles of extensive walking, cycling and riding and there are boating facilities available on the River Thames at Hambleden Marina, Mill End and Henley-on-Thames.
Description
Built circa 1880, Summer Cottage has beautiful brick and flint elevations under a clay tile roof and stylish weatherboard cladding to the rear. The property comprises two Grade II listed cottages which have been extensively refurbished and remodelled to an excellent standard. Both have stand-alone services, including council tax, and in 2018 the owners obtained listed building consent for an adjoining door to be installed. Subject to any necessary consents, the cottages could either be used as a single large dwelling or be separated into two dwellings without substantial works.
No expense was spared in the refurbishment which was orchestrated by ham Interiors The property has app-controlled heating throughout with underfloor heating to the ground floor. The beautiful drawing room is double aspect with double doors opening to the garden terrace, a fireplace with marble surround housing a wood burning stove and wood flooring. There is a lovely sitting room which opens from the reception hall, with vaulted ceiling and beams and double doors to the garden and a wood burner with built-in shelves to either side. The kitchen/breakfast room is a great space, full of light, having three sets of double doors opening to the south facing terrace and windows to the west. It has a bespoke range of built-in cupboards arranged around a large central island and integrated appliances include a range cooker with extractor above, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. There is a charming dining room with beams and fireplace with wood burner and an additional boot room.
To the first floor the large principal bedroom suite in Summer Cottage has windows overlooking the rear garden and views over surrounding countryside, an en suite shower and separate dressing room. There is a second double bedroom and family bathroom with freestanding bath and separate shower. Accessed via a second staircase is the generous guest suite with built-in storage and en suite bathroom. There are two further bedrooms and a shower room.
Garden cottage
This detached cottage offers excellent ancillary accommodation away from the main house. It comprises a sitting room with a large window with door to the garden, kitchenette, bedroom with double doors to the garden and separate shower room. In this building there is a laundry room and garage/store, both with separate access.
The property benefits from outstanding gardens of 1 acre which wrap around the house and create the perfect backdrop to this idyllic location. They were laid out by the award-winning garden designer, Sue Townsend, as beautiful garden ‘rooms’ including an apothecary garden, a wildflower meadow, vegetable plot complete with Allitex greenhouse and an orchard. They have been featured on the front cover of The English Garden, July 2025 and in the July 2023 edition of Gardens Illustrated. The garden was shortlisted for the Society of Garden Designer Awards in 2024. Throughout the garden there are various seating areas that benefit from the light filled surroundings, laid with reclaimed York stone and traditional red brick paths. In particular, the Apothecary garden terrace which faces due west, is a wonderful suntrap for sundowners and the south facing terrace and dining table are shaded from the midday sun by the magnolia. There is subtle, remote-controlled lighting throughout which brings the garden to life after dark together with a floodlit table tennis area and a firepit area, ideal for star gazing in this sublime, peaceful setting with the benefit of wonderful dark skies.
Location
Summer Cottage (and Heathclose Cottage) are situated in a peaceful, edge of hamlet setting in Turville Heath, surrounded by beautiful gardens and set back behind its own bluebell wood.
High in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Turville Heath is a walker’s paradise with an extensive network of bridleways and footpaths offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. There is a café and farm shop accessed by foot, which is popular with walkers.
This tranquil, picturesque setting provides privacy in a rural location and yet is accessible to transport links and excellent schooling. Nearby Henley-on-Thames (7 miles) and Marlow (9 miles) are thriving, attractive market towns with an extensive range of shops, restaurants and recreational facilities.
The area is well served for independent and state schools. Turville Heath is situated in Buckinghamshire and is in the catchment for Sir William Borlase Grammar School in Marlow and other grammar schools. Independent schools include St Pirans, Wycombe Abbey, Radley, Moulsford and Rupert House in Henley.
The property is well placed for access to the M40 J4 and the M4 at J8/9 at Maidenhead. High Wycombe station has trains to London Marylebone from 26 minutes and Maidenhead to London Paddington from 26 minutes, including Elizabeth Line trains.
The nearby countryside offers miles of extensive walking, cycling and riding, and there are boating facilities available on the River Thames at Hambleden Marina, Mill End and Henley-on-Thames.
Square Footage: 3,539 sq ft
Acreage:
1 Acres
Directions
Leave Henley-on-Thames via the Fairmile (A4130 to Nettlebed) and immediately before the start of the dual carriageway turn right to Stonor and The Assendons. On leaving the village of Stonor, take the right hand turn signposted Turville Heath and Northend, continue along the country lane and take the first turning right, signposted Turville and Fingest. Continue on this lane, take the right turn to Southend and Summer Cottage can be found after a short distance on the right hand sight.
Additional Info
Summer Cottage (and Heathclose Cottage) are situated in a peaceful, edge of hamlet setting in Turville Heath, surrounded by beautiful gardens and set back behind its own bluebell wood. High in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Beauty, Turville Heath is a walker’s paradise with an extensive network of bridleways and footpaths offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. There is a café and farm shop accessed by foot, which is popular with walkers. This tranquil, picturesque setting provides privacy in a rural location and yet is accessible to transport links and excellent schooling. Nearby Henley-on-Thames (7 miles) and Marlow (9 miles) are thriving, attractive market towns with an extensive range of shops, restaurants and recreational facilities,
The area is well served for independent and state schools. Turville Heath is situated in Buckinghamshire and is in the catchment for Sir William Borlase Grammar School in Marlow and other grammar schools. Independent schools include St Pirans, Wycombe Abbey, Radley, Moulsford and Rupert House in Henley.
The property is well placed for access to the M40 J4 and the M4 at J8/9 at Maidenhead. High Wycombe station has trains to London Marylebone from 26 minutes and Maidenhead to London Paddington from 26 minutes, including Elizabeth Line trains. The nearby countryside offers miles of extensive walking, cycling and riding and there are boating facilities available on the River Thames at Hambleden Marina, Mill End and Henley-on-Thames.
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