Oxfordshire woodland home price cut to £1.75 million

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 13:02 · Archive

A three-bedroom Oxfordshire home set on 11 acres of woodland near Henley has been reduced from £2 million to £1.75 million. Marketed by estate agent Timpeers, the property on Stoke Row Road near Sonning Common was originally listed at £2 million in August.

The current house requires extensive refurbishment and may be best suited to comprehensive redevelopment or replacement subject to planning consent. According to Timpeers, the main appeal lies in the plot itself, with grounds predominantly made up of established woodland creating a peaceful and secluded environment. The woodland supports a wide variety of wildlife including birds and deer.

The property includes a grand entrance and long driveway. Scattered throughout the grounds are numerous outbuildings offering potential for storage, workshops or hobby spaces, subject to necessary permissions. The agent stated the plot offers potential to create a substantial family home within an outstanding natural setting, combining privacy, space and connection with nature.

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• Oxfordshire £2m home surrounded by woodland in major price cutThe secluded Oxfordshire home near Henley is surrounded by woodland which is filled with animals and has been reduced from its £2 million for sale price.Oxford Mail · 15 Oct, 05:00
• Oxfordshire £2m home surrounded by woodland in major price cutThe secluded Oxfordshire home near Henley is surrounded by woodland which is filled with animals and has been reduced from its £2 million for sale price.Oxfordshire Guardian · 15 Oct, 05:00

In this story: Oxfordshire · Henley · Stoke Row Road · Sonning Common · Timpeers

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