Friday Street, Henley on Thames- £1,350 pcm - 2 Bedroom Duplex
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A charming character home with a cottage feel, forming part of ‘Ye Lion House’, an iconic former pub situated on the corner of Friday Street and Queen Street, in the heart of Henley town centre. This 2 bedroom property provides elegant living in a convenient central location close to all local amenities.
The sitting area is light with large windows to the front, with modern plantation shutters providing privacy. Carpeted, with up-lighters and high ceilings, there is space for a sofa and several armchairs, recessed shelving and a built-in storage cupboard. The space is open to the kitchen. The kitchen area has exposed timber pillars and plantation shutters to the front windows. There is a good range of recently-fitted contemporary wall and base units with concealed lighting under. A single drainer sink unit with tiled splash back, an AEG 4-ring induction hob with AEG fan-assisted oven under with a NEFF extractor hood with light. Integrated appliances include a washing machine and an AEG fridge and freezer. Wood laminate flooring. A few carpeted stairs with a banister lead up to the principal bedroom, which has a window overlooking the courtyard garden. There is a double built-in wardrobe with sliding mirrored doors and space for a double bed and a chest of drawers. A sliding door and a step up opens into the shower room. The shower room has a fully tiled floor and walls, with a large double-length shower cubicle with rainfall shower head and hand wand. A low level w.c., a wash hand basin with cabinet under and mirror over, with a strip light and a shaver socket. There is a shelved cupboard, a heated towel rail and extractor fan. A further door and stairs lead back down to the kitchen. Bedroom 2 is approached via carpeted stairs that lead down from the sitting room, with shelves and a storage cupboard. This room is a small double/large single with space for a bed, a wardrobe and a chest of drawers. A door opens to the courtyard garden. The south-facing private courtyard garden provides secluded space for outdoor seating and secure storage. The area is paved with a lych gate and secure timber door leading to Queen Street, ideal for bringing a bicycle off the road.
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