Occupying a truly special position at the foot of the Hambleden Valley, this unique single-storey home enjoys a spectacular semi-rural setting with far-reaching views and outstanding country and riverside walks directly from the doorstep. The property represents a rare and beautifully judged blend of character and contemporary design, offering light-filled accommodation in stunning surroundings.

At the heart of the house is an impressive kitchen/dining/family room, designed as a generous everyday living space and perfectly suited to both entertaining and relaxed family life. Glazed bi-fold doors span the rear elevation, drawing in natural light and opening directly onto the terrace and garden, where views extend across the neighbouring fields and valley beyond. The kitchen itself is well appointed, with ample workspace, storage, and room for a large dining table, while a skylight above enhances the sense of space and light.

A separate sitting room provides a more intimate space, ideal for quieter evenings in front of the woodburner, while still enjoying a pleasant outlook. The overall layout works exceptionally well for modern living, with a natural flow between reception spaces and the outdoors.

The principal bedroom is a standout feature of the house; a striking vaulted octagonal room - converted from the original Victorian dairy - that blends architectural drama with a calm, restful atmosphere. Exposed timber detailing, generous proportions and views over the garden and country beyond create a genuinely special space, complemented by a walk-in wardrobe and en suite. There are three further bedrooms, two having en suite shower rooms, a large family bathroom and a study with exceptional views to the front. Altogether the accommodation uses space efficiently to offer excellent flexibility for family, guests or home working.

Outside, the property sits comfortably within its plot, with a large terrace immediately adjoining the main living space - an ideal spot to enjoy the outlook, entertain, or simply take in the tranquillity of the setting. The garden blends into the wider landscape, reinforcing the sense of privacy and connection with the countryside. Practical features indoors include a utility room and ample storage space including an attic, while outdoors there is a carport with associated log store and tool shed plus an additional garden shed to the side of the house.

Despite its rural feel, the house is well positioned for access to nearby villages and the amenities of both Henley-on-Thames and Marlow, which can both be easily reacheed via the regular bus service between High Wycombe and Reading. The Hambleden Valley itself offers some of the most beautiful scenery and walking routes in the area.

A rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive home in an exceptional setting, combining architectural interest, flexible living and one of the area’s most desirable valley locations.

Train Services: For commuters, nearby High Wycombe provides a fast, direct route to London Marylebone, while Twyford offers Elizabeth Line services into the heart of the capital. Henley-on-Thames and Marlow are each served by branch-line railway stations. Henley services run via Twyford, while Marlow connects through Maidenhead, both linking directly to the main London–Reading line.

To conform with government Money Laundering Regulations 2019, we are required to confirm the identity of all prospective buyers and sellers. We use the services of a third party, Coadjute, who will contact you directly to do this. They will need the full name, current address, telephone number, and email address of all buyers. There is a nominal charge of £45 for this per person, payable direct to Coadjute. Please note, we are unable to issue a memorandum of sale until the checks are complete.