BOWER HOUSE · HENLEY-IN-ARDEN

One of England's most picturesque towns.

A market town dating back to the 12th century, with a mile-long High Street of medieval, Tudor, Georgian and Victorian architecture, including the 15th-century Guild Hall, and its own train station, just minutes from the M40.

Henley-in-Arden High Street near Bower House
LIFE IN HENLEY-IN-ARDEN

Everything you need. Just down the road.

The High Street in Henley-in-Arden

One of the pleasures of living at Bower House is having Henley-in-Arden close at hand.

Its historic High Street brings together the everyday essentials with independent shops, places to meet for coffee, welcoming pubs and restaurants, all within the character of one of Warwickshire's most distinctive market towns.

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Morning coffee

Take your time over coffee, meet a friend or simply enjoy being part of the everyday rhythm of the town.

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Independent shops

Browse a High Street with its own personality, from useful everyday stops to independent businesses and places worth discovering.

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Lunch & dinner

From an easy lunch to dinner with family and friends, Henley gives you plenty of reasons to leave the cooking for another day.

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Everyday essentials

Pharmacy, GP surgery, dentist, opticians and three local schools — the practical things are close by too, without having to travel far from home.

THE HEART OF HENLEY

A High Street with a little more character.

Henley-in-Arden is the kind of place where everyday life still feels personal.

Independent businesses, places to meet, somewhere good for lunch and plenty of reasons to linger a little longer than you planned.

A café on Henley-in-Arden High Street
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Coffee & conversation.

Somewhere to meet a friend, read the paper or simply watch the High Street go by.

Independent shops on Henley-in-Arden High Street
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Independent Henley.

A High Street shaped by independent businesses, familiar faces and places with their own personality.

A restaurant in Henley-in-Arden
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Dinner, drinks & good company.

From an easy lunch to an evening with family and friends, there's always somewhere close by to enjoy.

LIFE BEYOND YOUR FRONT DOOR

The freedom to come and go, meet people, do your own thing and have a proper town waiting just beyond home.

GETTING HERE

Beautifully connected.

Henley-in-Arden has its own train station and sits just minutes from the M40 — making it easy for family and friends to visit, and just as easy to get further afield whenever you fancy a change of scene.

By car

  • Tanworth-in-Arden10 min
  • Dorridge12 min
  • Knowle15 min
  • Redditch17 min
  • Solihull17 min
  • Stratford-upon-Avon20 min
  • Royal Leamington Spa28 min
  • Birmingham35 min

By train

  • Stratford-upon-Avon16 min
  • Birmingham Moor Street38 min
  • London Euston via Birmingham New Street 1 hr 16 min
ALSO WORTH KNOWING

Birmingham Airport is around 20 minutes away, with over 130 destinations.

Journey times are approximate door-to-door estimates. Source: Google Maps and Trainline, 2025.

FURTHER AFIELD

Close to the countryside. Connected to everything else.

The small-town lifestyle of Henley-in-Arden, without ever feeling cut off from everywhere else.

Warwickshire countryside near Henley-in-Arden
  • Stratford-upon-Avon

    Theatre, riverside walks and a historic town centre.

  • Royal Leamington Spa

    Elegant streets, parks and places to meet.

  • Warwick

    Centuries of history, built around Warwick Castle.

  • Birmingham

    One of the UK's top shopping hubs, with the airport beyond.

CLOSE TO TOWN

Close to town. Quietly tucked away.

Bower House sits just off the High Street — Henley's own "Henley mile" — a short walk from the middle of town, and quietly set back from it.

Map showing Bower House's position off New Road, a short walk from Henley-in-Arden High Street, near the train station, the Guild Hall and the Heritage Centre and Museum
FROM YOUR FRONT DOOR

A short walk to the High Street. A quiet turn away from it.

Faye Willock, Sales Manager for Bower House in Henley-in-Arden

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