Nuffield Lane, Benson, Wallingford, Oxfordshire

Warren House occupies an elevated position on the edge of the Oxfordshire village of Nuffield, with wonderful views across the surrounding countryside. Newly built and thoughtfully designed, the house combines contemporary architecture with generous family accommodation and has been positioned to make the most of its rural setting.
The accommodation is arranged with both family life and entertaining in mind. Well-proportioned reception spaces enjoy excellent natural light, while large areas of glazing provide a strong connection with the gardens and the landscape beyond.
There are five double bedrooms, each with an en suite bath or shower room, providing particularly comfortable accommodation for family and guests.
Outside, the landscaped gardens complement the house and take full advantage of the outlook. A detached double garage provides excellent ancillary space, with a self-contained one-bedroom annex above. This is particularly useful for guests, extended family or those wishing to work from home. There is also a separate garden store.
Warren House offers the increasingly sought-after combination of a newly built country house, extensive accommodation and an attractive rural position, while remaining well placed for Henley-on-Thames, Oxford and communications to London.

Warren House is situated in an attractive rural position on the edge of Nuffield, surrounded by the rolling countryside of South Oxfordshire and enjoying far-reaching views.
Stoke Row, about 3.7 miles away, has a village shop and primary school, while the surrounding villages are home to a number of well-regarded pubs and restaurants, including The Crooked Billet at Stoke Row, The Greyhound at Rotherfield Peppard and The Bottle & Glass at Binfield Heath.
For more extensive amenities, Wallingford and Watlington provide a good range of everyday shops and services. Henley-on-Thames, about 7.9 miles away, offers an excellent selection of independent shops, cafes and restaurants, together with the recreational and cultural opportunities associated with the River Thames. Reading and Oxford provide a still wider range of shopping and leisure facilities.
The area is particularly well served for schools. Options include Rupert House, The Oratory, Cranford House, Moulsford Prep, Radley and Queen Anne’s School in Caversham, as well as the highly regarded schools and colleges in Oxford.
Communications are good. Henley-on-Thames station provides services to London Paddington via Twyford, while Reading offers faster direct services to Paddington as well as Elizabeth line connections. The M40 is accessible at Junction 6 and provides links towards London and the wider motorway network.
The surrounding countryside provides excellent opportunities for walking, riding and cycling. The River Thames offers boating and other water-based pursuits, and nearby golf courses include Huntercombe and Badgemore Park.

Services
Mains water and electricity. Air source heating to the main house. LPG heating to the annex. Private drainage.