House For Sale £775,000
An exceptional and charming detached property situated in the heart of this most sought after village. The house boasts the character of a period property but was constructed only around 25 years old, with modern day convenient living being catered for. The characterful kitchen/breakfast room is very much the heart of the home, with an extensive range of solid bur oak country-style units, an oak floor, granite worktops with ample space for dining. The dual aspect sitting room is welcoming with an impressive inglenook fireplace and exposed beams. A further family room gives access immediately out to the terrace, as does the kitchen. The first floor features a galleried landing and offers versatility, with the main bedroom having a dressing area and the potential to create a further bathroom. There are two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. This is an individual property, beautifully presented and with an abundance of charm.
Outside
The property is set back from the road behind high hedging which offers privacy, with a generous gravelled driveway to the front offering parking for numerous cars and an open bay oak constructed barn providing parking and a log store. There are a number of mature shrubs and flower borders to the front. The enclosed rear garden is a delight, being well stocked with an extraordinary abundance of plants, shrubs and trees. A paved terrace adjacent to the house leads to pathways through the foliage adjoining a small waterfall and pond, with a stunning summer house at the base of the garden, a delightful haven away from the house. The summer house has electricity, it could be used as a potential home office.
Situation
The property is located in the heart of the pretty and sought after village of Aldermaston. The location boasts excellent road and rail links to London, Reading, Newbury and the south east. The M4 can be accessed via Junction 12 at Theale which is approximately 5 miles away. Aldermaston Wharf train station is approximately 1 mile away on the main line for access to Reading and London. Fast trains from Reading to London Paddington take 25 minutes. The village offers a local village shop, post office, public house, hairdressers, two primary schools as well as a wonderful farm shop, restaurant and Garden Centre. A play park is virtually opposite whilst Wasing Lakes, the canal and the surrounding countryside offer a wide range of footpaths and walks. The nearby market town of Newbury offers excellent shopping, its own theatre and cinema, and a choice of restaurants and bistros.
Additional Information
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Gas fired central heating. Gigaclear available.
Outside
The property is set back from the road behind high hedging which offers privacy, with a generous gravelled driveway to the front offering parking for numerous cars and an open bay oak constructed barn providing parking and a log store. There are a number of mature shrubs and flower borders to the front. The enclosed rear garden is a delight, being well stocked with an extraordinary abundance of plants, shrubs and trees. A paved terrace adjacent to the house leads to pathways through the foliage adjoining a small waterfall and pond, with a stunning summer house at the base of the garden, a delightful haven away from the house. The summer house has electricity, it could be used as a potential home office.
Situation
The property is located in the heart of the pretty and sought after village of Aldermaston. The location boasts excellent road and rail links to London, Reading, Newbury and the south east. The M4 can be accessed via Junction 12 at Theale which is approximately 5 miles away. Aldermaston Wharf train station is approximately 1 mile away on the main line for access to Reading and London. Fast trains from Reading to London Paddington take 25 minutes. The village offers a local village shop, post office, public house, hairdressers, two primary schools as well as a wonderful farm shop, restaurant and Garden Centre. A play park is virtually opposite whilst Wasing Lakes, the canal and the surrounding countryside offer a wide range of footpaths and walks. The nearby market town of Newbury offers excellent shopping, its own theatre and cinema, and a choice of restaurants and bistros.
Additional Information
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Gas fired central heating. Gigaclear available.
