Accommodation A canopied storm porch leads into an elegant, light and airy reception hall, with parquet flooring and double doors to the dining room, conservatory and garden beyond. There is a ground floor cloakroom, and to the left, a superb drawing room with fireplace and feature surround, along with French doors leading to the patio and garden beyond. To the right of the hallway is a large home office, and at the rear of the house, a smartly presented kitchen with granite worktops, tiled floors, a range of wall and base units, metro style tiled splashbacks, and separate utility room leading off with external side door. Doors link the kitchen to a formal dining room (with scope to open in to one space) and the dining room opens through glazed patio doors to a lovely, generously proportioned conservatory.
On the first floor, a light and spacious landing leads to four double bedrooms. The principal suite is a fabulous size, with a range of fitted wardrobes, dual aspect windows and a large ensuite bathroom with Jacuzzi bath and rainforest style shower over. Additionally, there is a separate family bathroom with contemporary Villeroy & Boch fittings, with a bath and separate shower.
Outside The property has excellent frontage and an attractive exterior, with a large driveway leading to a detached double garage, and three forwards facing gables. A gated side access leads through to a beautiful rear garden, with a large expanse of lawn backing onto open private land. There are deep and well stocked borders, and a large terrace with a charming brick paved pathway to the summerhouse.
Location Hurst is a delightful village, and Delacey House enjoys a private position, on the edge of the village and set back from the road. There are a range of amenities on hand, with a village store & post office, village pub, cricket ground, bakery and a sought after local primary school - with the independent Dolphin school also moments away. The area is surrounded by glorious countryside with plenty of options for walking and riding. This thriving area is highly sought after by commuters, with Twyford station just 1.3 miles away, offering a 28 minute service to London Paddington and part of the forthcoming Crossrail route to the heart London, east London and the City.
