House For Sale £1,395,000
Breath-taking is the only way to describe the far reaching views enjoyed to the rear of Ridgeland’s House, situated to the south of the town in an elevated position this stylish family home has been planned to provide accommodation commensurate with modern living trends and is immaculately presented.
Constructed using traditional methods which include solid concrete floors to both the ground and first floor the aesthetics are enhanced by the use of natural stone window sills and headers, chamfered plinth courses, bonnet hips to the roof line and double struck pointing to delicately frame each brick.
The imposing front elevation is accentuated by a canopied entrance porch over the double oak doors which lead into the reception hall with oak staircase, architraves and skirtings. There is a large cupboard for coats and shoes and a cloakroom. The magnificent kitchen is fitted with a range of high quality German units with granite worktops and integrated Miele appliances including a bean to cup coffee machine and steam/combi oven and is presided over by a large central island, fitted to the prep sink area is a boiling water tap. The Lacanche range cooker is available by separate negotiation. Flowing from the kitchen
The open plan living space flows seamlessly through to the dining room, breakfast area and onto the impressive family room with huge lantern roof light and bi-fold doors affording an uninterrupted view down the well-stocked and planted gardens and across rolling countryside beyond, the focal point of the room being the gas flame glass fronted stove, this area is chilled by the built in air conditioning.
Supplementing the open plan space is a large dual aspect living room with limestone fireplace and gas real flame fire inset, rounding off the accommodation on this level is a large utility room.
The sleeping quarters feature an air conditioned master suite with dressing room and sumptuous shower room, the guest bedroom also enjoys an en-suite shower room and bedroom 3&4 have a “Jack and Jill” shower room arrangement, the fifth bedroom features a large picture window and is flooded with light which would tempt many to use it as a study or its current use as an artists studio. The luxurious family bathroom faces to the rear providing the views of the countryside from the raised bath. At the top of the house is sixth bedroom/games room with a handy storeroom/study which could of course be converted to provide an additional en-suite bathroom.
The unique features of this house and outstanding views can only really be appreciated by a full internal viewing which we would highly recommend.
Sat behind hardwood electrically operated gates mounted on robust prick piers the front garden is fully enclosed and secured by fencing with screening provided by mature planting in attractive flower and shrub borders. There is an extensive parking and turning area which leads to the detached double garage, side access to the rear gardens outside power and lighting.
Undoubtedly one of the features of the property is the rear garden which has an Indian stone patio with shaped lawns beyond with established flower and shrub borders, enclosed by laurel hedging in front of secure fencing. The views from here are absolutely stunning across rolling countryside to Finchampstead Ridges, where the giant sequoia trees that line Wellingtonia Avenue can clearly be picked out and beyond. The grounds extend in all to approximately one third of an acre.<br /><br />Ridgeland’s House is situated in a superb semi-rural location sitting just over 1.5 miles south of the historic market town of Wokingham, which is in the final throes of complete regeneration to provide a vibrant centre with a choice of bars, restaurants and shops, a boutique cinema and new leisure centre to complement the existing bowling alley. The area is renowned for its good selection of both state and independent schools including Bearwood College, Eagle House, Wellington College and Ludgrove to name but a few. Commuters enjoy convenient access to the M3 and M4 road network and the Wokingham mainline station connects direct to London Waterloo, Reading, Guildford and Gatwick airport.
Constructed using traditional methods which include solid concrete floors to both the ground and first floor the aesthetics are enhanced by the use of natural stone window sills and headers, chamfered plinth courses, bonnet hips to the roof line and double struck pointing to delicately frame each brick.
The imposing front elevation is accentuated by a canopied entrance porch over the double oak doors which lead into the reception hall with oak staircase, architraves and skirtings. There is a large cupboard for coats and shoes and a cloakroom. The magnificent kitchen is fitted with a range of high quality German units with granite worktops and integrated Miele appliances including a bean to cup coffee machine and steam/combi oven and is presided over by a large central island, fitted to the prep sink area is a boiling water tap. The Lacanche range cooker is available by separate negotiation. Flowing from the kitchen
The open plan living space flows seamlessly through to the dining room, breakfast area and onto the impressive family room with huge lantern roof light and bi-fold doors affording an uninterrupted view down the well-stocked and planted gardens and across rolling countryside beyond, the focal point of the room being the gas flame glass fronted stove, this area is chilled by the built in air conditioning.
Supplementing the open plan space is a large dual aspect living room with limestone fireplace and gas real flame fire inset, rounding off the accommodation on this level is a large utility room.
The sleeping quarters feature an air conditioned master suite with dressing room and sumptuous shower room, the guest bedroom also enjoys an en-suite shower room and bedroom 3&4 have a “Jack and Jill” shower room arrangement, the fifth bedroom features a large picture window and is flooded with light which would tempt many to use it as a study or its current use as an artists studio. The luxurious family bathroom faces to the rear providing the views of the countryside from the raised bath. At the top of the house is sixth bedroom/games room with a handy storeroom/study which could of course be converted to provide an additional en-suite bathroom.
The unique features of this house and outstanding views can only really be appreciated by a full internal viewing which we would highly recommend.
Sat behind hardwood electrically operated gates mounted on robust prick piers the front garden is fully enclosed and secured by fencing with screening provided by mature planting in attractive flower and shrub borders. There is an extensive parking and turning area which leads to the detached double garage, side access to the rear gardens outside power and lighting.
Undoubtedly one of the features of the property is the rear garden which has an Indian stone patio with shaped lawns beyond with established flower and shrub borders, enclosed by laurel hedging in front of secure fencing. The views from here are absolutely stunning across rolling countryside to Finchampstead Ridges, where the giant sequoia trees that line Wellingtonia Avenue can clearly be picked out and beyond. The grounds extend in all to approximately one third of an acre.<br /><br />Ridgeland’s House is situated in a superb semi-rural location sitting just over 1.5 miles south of the historic market town of Wokingham, which is in the final throes of complete regeneration to provide a vibrant centre with a choice of bars, restaurants and shops, a boutique cinema and new leisure centre to complement the existing bowling alley. The area is renowned for its good selection of both state and independent schools including Bearwood College, Eagle House, Wellington College and Ludgrove to name but a few. Commuters enjoy convenient access to the M3 and M4 road network and the Wokingham mainline station connects direct to London Waterloo, Reading, Guildford and Gatwick airport.
