Location

Knowl Hill Common is a sought-after village nestled in the rolling countryside of Berkshire. Surrounded by green space, it offers a peaceful, rural atmosphere with a strong sense of community. The village features a popular pub, a café, a post office and a school.

The common itself is crisscrossed with scenic walking trails ideal for ramblers, mountain biking, dog walkers, and nature lovers. Yet despite its rural setting, the house is superbly located: just 3.6 miles by car from Twyford Station, which offers Elizabeth Line services and fast GWR trains to London Paddington.

Nearby Henley-on-Thames and Marlow provide further cultural and culinary attractions, including independent shops, theatres, riverside cafes, and boating on the Thames.

Description

The house
Set behind electric gates and approached via a gravel driveway, the house sits quietly among mature borders and raised beds. At the end of the drive is a newly updated double garage, with two electric doors, lighting, and storage above. A short stone path and steps lead down to the home's main entrance.
Inside, a bright hallway welcomes you with natural light and clean lines. This central space connects each wing of the home, setting a calm and elegant tone. To one side is a smart utility room, fully fitted with built-in storage and laundry appliances, and a door leading out to the garden. Nearby, a stylish bathroom features a generous walk-in shower, a freestanding bath, and a double vanity - all finished with modern fixtures and underfloor heating.
Moving through the hallway, the house opens into a welcoming dining area, where an Ingle Nook fireplace with a wood-burning stove creates a warm focal point. Exposed timber beams and garden views anchor the room in its rural setting. Just a few steps above, the kitchen unfolds - a stunning contemporary space with vaulted ceilings, sleek cabinetry, and bi-fold doors that open out to the rear terrace, perfect for long summer evenings and al-fresco dining.
To the front of the plan lies a serene sitting room. French doors frame views over the garden and invite you out to enjoy the morning sun. An additional reception room - offers flexible space for a home office, snug, or playroom. A staircase tucked to the side leads discreetly to the upper floor.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom enjoys panoramic views across the adjacent golf course. Two further double bedrooms — one currently arranged as a study — provide comfortable accommodation, all served by a stylish shower room that has been recently renovated. Throughout the home, soft lighting, off-white walls, and natural materials create a quiet and cohesive atmosphere.

Outdoor space
The garden wraps around the front and side of the house and is mainly laid to lawn, framed by mature planting and raised beds. A stone terrace near the kitchen and dining room is perfectly positioned for outdoor entertaining, while the rest of the plot offers space for gardening, games, or quiet reflection beneath the trees.

The driveway, gated for privacy, has ample space for several cars, and the detached garage is ready for use as a workshop, or classic car storage, thanks to power, lighting, and upper-level storage.

Directions

Head out over the Henley bridge onto White Hill/A4130 and follow the road up the hill for approx. 1.5 miles. Then turn right onto Culham Lane, continue on to Warren Row Road. At the end of the road, turn right on to the Bath Road (A4). After approx. 476ft turn left on to Knowl Hill Common, continue along the road for approx. 0.3 miles passing the Royal Oak Pub on your left. Turn right off of Knowl Hill Common, up a track and follow it around to the left for approx. 210ft and you will reach the driveway for the property.

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