Watlington Street, Nettlebed, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9

Mozarts is a charming Grade II listed family home with a wealth of character and an abundance of original features, including exposed timbers and impressive fireplaces. The property has previously been a pub and an Austrian restaurant, hence the name, and the current owner has sympathetically renovated it. It is situated in a pretty Chiltern village and close to numerous country walks and bridleways.

The spacious ground floor has been sympathetically extended and renovated, creating a wonderful, open, and versatile family space. Enter the property through the porch, which leads into the welcoming sitting room with timber beams. The highlight of this room is the original feature open fireplace. From here is the double-aspect dining room with a feature log burner and study area—the perfect area for family gatherings and entertaining. Stairs lead down to the cellar, with the original barrel run that could be used for storage or keeping wine.
The study/bedroom five is found on the left and leads into the spacious kitchen/breakfast room. This wonderful room has beams, a central island, a flagstone floor and oak worktops overlooking the garden. It provides plenty of storage and a door to the outside. A utility room is on the left.
From here is the family/TV room, a lovely addition to the property with a vaulted ceiling, skylights and double doors to the garden, creating a very light space. There is also a shower room and cloakroom.

Upstairs the principal bedroom has been beautifully decorated, with huge wardrobes, and has the potential to add an en suite, (subject to planning). There is a single bedroom and two further doubles. The family bathroom is generously sized with double sinks, a shower and a bath.

Garden & Grounds
The attractive walled garden is located at the side of the property, offering a York stone terrace, ideal for al fresco dining and a gate leading to the property's two parking spaces and an EV charging point.

Nettlebed is a lovely English village in the heart of rural Oxfordshire. It offers a wealth of charming, quaint buildings and delightful cottages, many of which have been featured in the TV series, Midsomer . It is an old village with a history stretching back to the Doomsday Book and has a thriving community at its heart. The stunning gardens of Joyce Grove, a Jacobean Mansion, make for wonderful walks all year round. Within the village you will find the White Hart Pub & Hotel, The Field Kitchen, a fully licensed café and deli, and the Nettlebed Cricket Club. There is also an excellent doctors surgery, a mobile post office that visits twice a week, a full convenience store, a Costa Coffee housed within the village petrol station and Nettlebed Community Primary School.

Distances – Henley-on-Thames Rail Station 5 miles, Wallingford 6 miles, Reading Station 9.5 miles, Oxford 19 miles, Central London 47 miles, M40 7.5 miles, Heathrow 27 miles (All distances are approximate).