58-60 Bell Street
Henley-On-Thames
Oxfordshire
RG9 2BN
Monday - Friday: 08:30 - 18:00
Saturday: 09:00 - 14:00
Sunday: Closed
The scenic town of Henley-on-Thames is situated on the edge of the Chiltern Hills and the banks of the River Thames. Henley is famous for its riverside location, founded in the 12th century as a river crossing and port for the supply of timber and grain along the river to London.
Henley is surrounded by many small, attractive villages in the nearby countryside with attractions such as Stonor Park, Greys Court and Mapledurham House. The town attracts a variety of purchasers from families looking to relocate for excellent schools to those looking for a more relaxed, country lifestyle. Properties range from quaint cottages to substantial town houses and imposing country mansions.
Today Henley is well known for the annual Royal Regatta and its award-winning River and Rowing Museum. The town has a 15th Century Chantry House and the fourth oldest working theatre in the country, a bustling market square and a superb selection of shops and restaurants. The area has a wide selection of sports clubs and leisure facilities.
The area offers excellent schooling, both private and state. Some schools in the local area include; Rupert House and Gillotts. Other prestigious schools within comfortable driving distance include Wellington College, the Oratory, Moulsford Prep, Cranford House and Queen Anne’s Caversham.
For commuters, there is a British Rail station in Henley connecting to the mainline station in Twyford, going to London Paddington in around 35 minutes and from Reading in 25 minutes. The M4, J10 is approximately 6 miles away providing access to London and the West Country. The M40 is 11 miles and Heathrow airport is 24 miles. Central London is 37 miles.