House For Sale £1,495,000
The Property
The Old Dairy is a beautifully presented 4 bedroom detached converted barn now offering light and flexible living accommodation arranged over two floors. This property has been the subject of considerable improvement by the current owners over many years to offer generous and spacious interiors. Through the front door into the hallway there is a lovely flow to the ground floor accommodation with the guest bedroom suite on the left comprising a double bedroom and en suite shower room. The principal bedroom suite houses has fitted wardrobes and an en suite bath and shower room. On the right hand side of the hallway is the office fully fitted out for working from home, and a snug/TV room with double doors opening on to the terrace. There is a further double bedroom, followed by the impressive, vaulted kitchen/dining room with feature beams and wonderful views over the garden and onto the fields beyond. The kitchen is fully fitted (Anthony Mullan) with integrated appliances, an induction hob and a Franke hot water tap. This bright, open area is the perfect space for family gatherings and entertaining, with double doors opening onto the patio outside.
Through into the splendid sitting room, with a high beamed ceiling and a brick built feature fireplace with log burner, is the perfect place to relax, overlooking the garden and fantastic views beyond.
From here is another reception room, which could serve as a family/play/dining room, but currently being used as a gym. This also has a door onto a terrace outside. Also on the ground floor is the family bathroom and a very useful utility storage cupboard, housing appliances.
The first floor is reached from the snug into a double bedroom and large bathroom - an ideal space for teenagers. There are plenty of wardrobes and storage throughout the property all crafted by Anthony Mullan.
Gardens and Grounds
Undoubtedly a highlight of the property are the delightful gardens which offer a high degree of privacy and seclusion but, have splendid views over the surrounding countryside. The gardens are low maintenance and are mainly laid to lawn with beech hedging and mature shrubs, with several terrace areas perfect for Al Fresco dining or just relaxing. Features include lighting, flagstone paving and an irrigation system. Another benefit of the grounds is a large paddock with fruit trees, including apple, pear and cherry. This also houses fruit and vegetable cages. To the front is the driveway with spaces for several cars and, a double garage with a boarded loft.
Agent's Note – The Neighbour has limited right of access around the border of the grounds for access to his garden.
Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe during this period of recommended isolation, we have many self-serve viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality viewings and enhanced comprehensive photography.. Please see the link to the virtual tour of this property.
The much sought-after semi-rural village of Hurst has a primary school, post office, general store, bakery and three public houses. There is also a cricket club, village pond and playground with St Nicholas church located on the western fridges of the village. Twyford train station is approximately 1.5 miles distance offering regular services to London Paddington and to Reading. Reading is about 7 miles away and offers a superb range of shopping and entertainment facilities as well as being home to many large companies and international corporations located on several business parks surrounding the town. For those with sporting interests the local area has many golf courses, sports and health clubs. There is cricket and football at Hurst, tennis and sailing at Wargrave and with numerous opportunities for equestrian, cycling and walking in the surrounding countryside, as well as the Dinton Pastures Country Park just over a mile away.
Local schools in the area include St. Nicholas Primary school in the village, The Dolphin independent school also in Hurst, Redham House in Sindlesham, Holme Grange in Wokingham, Lambrook at Warfield, Crosfields in Reading, Reading Blue Coats in Sonning plus The Abbey, Kendrick, St Joseph's College all in Reading.
Henley-on-Thames 7 miles, Twyford station 1.4 miles, (London Paddington 30 minutes), Maidenhead 5 miles, M4 (J8/9) 4 miles, M40 (via 404) J4 10 miles (All Distances are approximate)
The Old Dairy is a beautifully presented 4 bedroom detached converted barn now offering light and flexible living accommodation arranged over two floors. This property has been the subject of considerable improvement by the current owners over many years to offer generous and spacious interiors. Through the front door into the hallway there is a lovely flow to the ground floor accommodation with the guest bedroom suite on the left comprising a double bedroom and en suite shower room. The principal bedroom suite houses has fitted wardrobes and an en suite bath and shower room. On the right hand side of the hallway is the office fully fitted out for working from home, and a snug/TV room with double doors opening on to the terrace. There is a further double bedroom, followed by the impressive, vaulted kitchen/dining room with feature beams and wonderful views over the garden and onto the fields beyond. The kitchen is fully fitted (Anthony Mullan) with integrated appliances, an induction hob and a Franke hot water tap. This bright, open area is the perfect space for family gatherings and entertaining, with double doors opening onto the patio outside.
Through into the splendid sitting room, with a high beamed ceiling and a brick built feature fireplace with log burner, is the perfect place to relax, overlooking the garden and fantastic views beyond.
From here is another reception room, which could serve as a family/play/dining room, but currently being used as a gym. This also has a door onto a terrace outside. Also on the ground floor is the family bathroom and a very useful utility storage cupboard, housing appliances.
The first floor is reached from the snug into a double bedroom and large bathroom - an ideal space for teenagers. There are plenty of wardrobes and storage throughout the property all crafted by Anthony Mullan.
Gardens and Grounds
Undoubtedly a highlight of the property are the delightful gardens which offer a high degree of privacy and seclusion but, have splendid views over the surrounding countryside. The gardens are low maintenance and are mainly laid to lawn with beech hedging and mature shrubs, with several terrace areas perfect for Al Fresco dining or just relaxing. Features include lighting, flagstone paving and an irrigation system. Another benefit of the grounds is a large paddock with fruit trees, including apple, pear and cherry. This also houses fruit and vegetable cages. To the front is the driveway with spaces for several cars and, a double garage with a boarded loft.
Agent's Note – The Neighbour has limited right of access around the border of the grounds for access to his garden.
Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe during this period of recommended isolation, we have many self-serve viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality viewings and enhanced comprehensive photography.. Please see the link to the virtual tour of this property.
The much sought-after semi-rural village of Hurst has a primary school, post office, general store, bakery and three public houses. There is also a cricket club, village pond and playground with St Nicholas church located on the western fridges of the village. Twyford train station is approximately 1.5 miles distance offering regular services to London Paddington and to Reading. Reading is about 7 miles away and offers a superb range of shopping and entertainment facilities as well as being home to many large companies and international corporations located on several business parks surrounding the town. For those with sporting interests the local area has many golf courses, sports and health clubs. There is cricket and football at Hurst, tennis and sailing at Wargrave and with numerous opportunities for equestrian, cycling and walking in the surrounding countryside, as well as the Dinton Pastures Country Park just over a mile away.
Local schools in the area include St. Nicholas Primary school in the village, The Dolphin independent school also in Hurst, Redham House in Sindlesham, Holme Grange in Wokingham, Lambrook at Warfield, Crosfields in Reading, Reading Blue Coats in Sonning plus The Abbey, Kendrick, St Joseph's College all in Reading.
Henley-on-Thames 7 miles, Twyford station 1.4 miles, (London Paddington 30 minutes), Maidenhead 5 miles, M4 (J8/9) 4 miles, M40 (via 404) J4 10 miles (All Distances are approximate)
