The ground floor studio apartment (annexed to the main house with independent access) for up to maximum of three persons including children but mainly suitable for a couple only but family with 1 or 2 children can stay for short period of 1 or 2 nights that would be tight and cramped. Included are a memory foam super king size bed, a double sofa bed, both dining and coffee tables, iron, an en suite bathroom, bathtub & shower, bidet shower, linen and towels. Kitchen is fully equipped with all the essential crockery & utensils, a washer/dryer, microwave, grill, oven, cooker, dishwasher and a fridge and freezer. Luxuries include a full-sized bath, shaver point (240V & 115V), hair-dryer and a 32” SMART TV with a with Satellite TV . We also provide wireless fibre optic broadband.APARTMENT IS SITUATED A 10-15 MINUTE WALK FROM THE TOWN CENTRE, TRAIN STATION AND THE RIVER THAMES, accompanied by the Mill Meadows park and River & Rowing Museum. Also a 10 minute walk from the local Leisure Centre and swimming pool. Town centre includes many famous restaurants, pubs and cafés .There are also many shops, boutiques and supermarkets, and a cinema and theatre.

I am a retired professional Accountant and live with my wife and have lived in Henley for nearly 30 years.

When Henley on Thames throws a party the world notices. This is a town with an international reputation for the world's greatest rowing regatta, the 'joie de vivre' of the summer arts festival plus 80's music feast Rewind to measure up to. And Henley respects tradition. A 12th century South Oxfordshire market town, Henley's historic heart sits a few strides from the river Thames. The main street has many Georgian frontages covering older buildings and among the 300 buildings within the town designated 'of special architectural or historical interest' are St Mary's church, the town hall, market place and Henley Bridge. Pick up '10 Brilliant things to do', the Henley Environment Trail, the 'Henley Trail' the Henley Town Map or the Visit Midsomer - Southern Trail leaflets to provide more inspiration. Henley's riverside location – surrounded by a Chiltern landscape of wooded hills and green fields – lends itself to relaxation, long lunches and power shopping. There's a pub where Charles I drank, a Chantry house. The Royal Regatta and Music and Arts Festival are established highlights of the English social season and give Henley an international reputation.