Vane House is a striking Edwardian detached home, originally part of the Huntercombe Golf Club Hotel, built in 1904 and converted to residential around 50 years ago. The property boasts a stunning triple-aspect family kitchen and four additional reception rooms on the ground floor, with six bedrooms and three bathrooms on the first and second floors. Notable features include a 1,200-bottle wine cellar and a characterful tower attic room. The property sits on half an acre of grounds, which adjoin the National Trust's Nuffield Place, offering a private gate to the woodland and footpaths. A substantial brick outbuilding provides an opportunity for conversion into a home office or ancillary accommodation, and a timber-framed carport offers covered parking for two vehicles. Located in the village of Nuffield, Vane House is close to Henley-on-Thames, Wallingford, and larger centres of Reading and Oxford.