A beautifully appointed 8 bedroom residence forming the majority part of this period property set on an established plot in Goring on Thames abutting the river and one of the villages most elegant and sought after properties. Long Meadow retains its original features and period charm, whilst providing spacious living accommodation laid out over 3 floors. The addition of the large 2 bedroom annexe will undoubtedly attract more purchasers who seek the need for self-contained accommodation. EPC Rating E
LOCAL INFORMATION
Recognised as one of the most beautiful stretches of the Thames known as the 'Goring Gap', the villages of Goring & Streatley lie on opposite sides of the river in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Offering many amenities such as shops, restaurants, hotels, pubs and a highly sought after primary school, Goring is also conveniently located for commuting to London (56 minutes) and Reading (15 minutes) by train, or easily accessible to nearby towns such as Henley-on-Thames by car. The spectacular scenery in and around the Goring Gap is the setting for such classic books as Wind in the Willows, Watership Down and Three men in a Boat. Views of Goring Lock, the weirs and the rural landscape, especially as seen from the bridge, are some of the most photographed and painted scenes in England. The village has a thriving local community with a wide range of clubs, societies and special interest groups - latest news and events are available on the village website at www.goring-on-thames.co.uk
HISTORICAL COMMENT
Steeped in history Long Meadow originally belonged to Captain Sir Ernest Beachcroft Beckwith Towse VC who opened his house for blinded servicemen. He, himself blinded in combat, took pity on comrades who had suffered the same fate and offered rest and recuperation at Long Meadow. It became the first Queen Elizabeth Home of Recovery and he remained in charge of rehabilitation. Dating back from 1892, the property is presented with many original features, spacious accommodation laid out over 3 floors and situated in a tranquil and private setting benefitting from a central village location.
ACCOMMODATION - Ground Floor
Original wooden door leads to lobby with parquet flooring, cloakroom and glazed inner door. Dining hall with stairs to first and second floor and doors to ground floor accommodation. Agents note: Original bell pull for bell which historically was used to call in the residents when outside. Kitchen with rear aspect, range of cupboards with laminate worktops. AGA. Space and plumbing for USA style fridge freezer. Door to drawing room and inner glazed door to original conservatory with tiled floor and double doors to garden. Drawing room with original red cedar wood panelling. Rear and front aspect. Stunning feature window to the front with window seat. Open fire with wooden mantel and tiled panel insets. Hidden door to large self contained annexe.
ACCOMMODATION - First floor
Master bedroom with en suite bathroom; bath and separate shower cubicle and dressing area with fitted storage. Further double bedroom with rear aspect. Single bedroom currently used as a study. Shower room / utility room with space and plumbing for white goods.
ACCOMMODATION - Second floor
Two double bedrooms with rear aspect, fitted cupboards. Single bedroom. Family bathroom with white suite. Further working kitchen.
ANNEXE
Added to the main house in 1950s with a separate front door. Sitting room with dual aspect, open fireplace and door to garden. Doors to kitchen and hallway. Kitchen refitted 5 years ago with rear aspect. Matching base and wall mounted cupboards. Space and plumbing for white goods. Door to hallway and 2 double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes. Shared bathroom accessed by both bedrooms. Additional storage in the hallway and a separate WC. The annexe has separate heating but is connected to main house for electricity.
OUTSIDE SPACE
The property is approached via sweeping drive to front door. Gravelled driveway with off street parking. Extensive grounds to the rear with the plot measuring approximately 2 acres. Property meets riverside pathway with views of the Thames and far reaching National Trust land.
GARAGE
Detached double garage
LOCAL AUTHORITY and SERVICES
South Oxfordshire District Council 01491 823000 www.southoxon.gov.uk Tax Band D. Gas fired central heating, mains drainage. The annexe has a septic tank with a separate heating system.
CONVEYANCING
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MORTGAGES
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DISCLAIMER
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