The property, known as Harpsden Close, is being sold without an onward chain and is about a mile from Henley town centre.
The Oxfordshire village was named one of the UK’s poshest by The Telegraph, which used exclusive research provided by Savills.
The house, which has been owned by the same family for 35 years, stands in gardens and grounds of almost five acres.
The land, which extends down to Harpsden Lane, includes a swimming pool and tennis lawn.
The property features original decorative architraving and high ceilings.
On the ground floor, the house has a reception hall, sitting room, study, dining room, and kitchen/breakfast room.
It also has a utility, boiler and boot room, and a cellar.
The first floor consists of a principal bedroom with an en suite bathroom and shower room, and four further bedrooms.
It also has a family shower room.
The second floor has three additional bedrooms, a storage room, and a family bathroom.
Outside, there is a triple garage with a studio above and a further double garage.
The house is accessed via automated gates into a gravelled driveway.
This provides ample parking and a turning area.
The triple garage is to the west side of the property with a studio above, and there is also a detached double garage.
The rear of the house is elevated and features a terrace with steps leading down to the lawn.
There is also a croquet lawn.
The property has planning permission granted in 1967 for an additional property to be built at the front, if required.
