House For Sale £700,000
A stunning detached Grade II Listed period property which dates back in part to circa 1740 and boasts an abundance of charm and period features including fireplaces, exposed beams and quarry tiled floors. The front door leads to a small hallway which gives access to the sitting room to the right which features a fireplace with wood-burning stove and in turn leads through to the dining room, again with fireplace. Beyond the dining room is the study. To the left side of the hallway is a delightful country-style kitchen/breakfast room which has an extensive range of cream units and features a Rayburn. There is ample space for informal dining. Off the kitchen is a utility room, a pantry and downstairs WC. The first floor offers 3 bedrooms and a family bathroom. The views to the rear of the cottage are of the pretty village church and grounds.
Outside
The cottage enjoys a central position in the village, accessed immediately from the lane and adjoins the churchyard to the rear. There is a truly delightful garden on the opposite side of the road. It can also accommodate parking for 2 cars on the property with potential for more if desired. Much of the garden is laid to lawn with well stocked flower borders and a wide variety of shrubs and trees. A patio area provides the ideal spot for relaxing, with wonderful rural views over the fields beyond. There is a garage/workshop attached to the house which requires some updating.
Situation
Bucklebury is a sought after and picturesque village surrounded by stunning countryside including Bucklebury Common. The village offers a recreation ground and a Farm & Deer Safari Park. Local amenities such as a shop, public house and garage are located in Upper Bucklebury along with neighbouring Southend Bradfield and Cold Ash, with more comprehensive amenities to be found in Newbury and Reading. The area provides opportunities for scenic walks and country pursuits, and access for educational facilities at nearby Brockhurst School as well as a number of primary schools nearby. There is good access to the M4 and A34, and mainline rail services and shopping are available at Thatcham, Newbury and Reading.
Additional Information
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
Outside
The cottage enjoys a central position in the village, accessed immediately from the lane and adjoins the churchyard to the rear. There is a truly delightful garden on the opposite side of the road. It can also accommodate parking for 2 cars on the property with potential for more if desired. Much of the garden is laid to lawn with well stocked flower borders and a wide variety of shrubs and trees. A patio area provides the ideal spot for relaxing, with wonderful rural views over the fields beyond. There is a garage/workshop attached to the house which requires some updating.
Situation
Bucklebury is a sought after and picturesque village surrounded by stunning countryside including Bucklebury Common. The village offers a recreation ground and a Farm & Deer Safari Park. Local amenities such as a shop, public house and garage are located in Upper Bucklebury along with neighbouring Southend Bradfield and Cold Ash, with more comprehensive amenities to be found in Newbury and Reading. The area provides opportunities for scenic walks and country pursuits, and access for educational facilities at nearby Brockhurst School as well as a number of primary schools nearby. There is good access to the M4 and A34, and mainline rail services and shopping are available at Thatcham, Newbury and Reading.
Additional Information
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
