House For Sale £1,900,000
Description A superb barn conversion with glorious gardens and annexe accommodation, set in a peaceful location. There is an attached single storey annexe, all arranged around a charming brick courtyard. The Coach House was originally the barn and stables to the neighbouring 15th century farmhouse and is Grade II* Listed as a subsidiary barn. EPC not required.
Accommodation Impressive double oak doors lead into the spacious porch and to the hall which has a polished oak floor. Double doors give into the elegant dining room with built-in display cabinets and views over the courtyard and to the gardens beyond. There is a charming sitting room with open fire and a further hallway with cloakroom which leads to the kitchen/breakfast room. This a lovely bright room of over 24ft in length with an excellent range of painted wall and floor units, quartz worktops, fitted appliances, oak floor and doors to the courtyard and gardens. A further door leads to the magnificent drawing room located in the oldest part of the property which has a wonderful array of honeyed oak beams, a vaulted ceiling and central full height brick chimney breast with wood burning stove. Exposed brick and flint walls perfectly harmonise with the exposed oak timbers and doors lead to the sunny courtyard and to the gardens. Stairs rise to the mezzanine gallery which could be a home office or playroom.
Up the main stairs in the hallway are the four generous size double bedrooms. The master bedroom has a luxurious en-suite shower room with double walk-in shower, there is a 'jack and jill' further shower room with access from the landing and into bedroom 3.
From the drawing room, a door leads into the annexe. This generous space would be perfect as a nanny/granny annexe or for a grown-up blended family. There is a good size double aspect sitting room, a dining room, fitted kitchen, bathroom and two bedrooms. A further door leads into the courtyard for private entry.
Gardens and grounds From the lane, an electric five bar gate leads to the gravelled parking area and to the brick courtyard. There is an underground air raid shelter, used for storage or as a wine cellar. The gardens are beautifully planted and maintained with level areas of lawn, fruit trees and rambling roses. There are herbaceous flower borders, packed with English cottage garden plants, and lush hedges and mature trees give privacy and seclusion. To one side is a Koi carp pond with waterfall and pergola over. At the end of the garden is a newly constructed timber and brick outbuilding with clay tile roof. This is currently used for storage but could easily be adapted as a home office or studio.The gardens extend to approximately half an acre.
Location Kidmore End is a highly sought-after and well-positioned village with a popular C of E primary school, a church and the New Inn pub. The village of Sonning Common is less than a mile away and is well served with a health centre and range of shops amongst other amenities. London Paddington is less than 25 minutes from Reading station (just 3.5 miles) and there is easy access to the M4, M25 and M40 motorways. Kidmore End enjoys the rural aspect of South Oxfordshire, whilst being conveniently close to Reading and Henley town centres. Local schools include The Oratory, Queen Anne's, Shiplake, Moulsford and Cranford House.
Accommodation Impressive double oak doors lead into the spacious porch and to the hall which has a polished oak floor. Double doors give into the elegant dining room with built-in display cabinets and views over the courtyard and to the gardens beyond. There is a charming sitting room with open fire and a further hallway with cloakroom which leads to the kitchen/breakfast room. This a lovely bright room of over 24ft in length with an excellent range of painted wall and floor units, quartz worktops, fitted appliances, oak floor and doors to the courtyard and gardens. A further door leads to the magnificent drawing room located in the oldest part of the property which has a wonderful array of honeyed oak beams, a vaulted ceiling and central full height brick chimney breast with wood burning stove. Exposed brick and flint walls perfectly harmonise with the exposed oak timbers and doors lead to the sunny courtyard and to the gardens. Stairs rise to the mezzanine gallery which could be a home office or playroom.
Up the main stairs in the hallway are the four generous size double bedrooms. The master bedroom has a luxurious en-suite shower room with double walk-in shower, there is a 'jack and jill' further shower room with access from the landing and into bedroom 3.
From the drawing room, a door leads into the annexe. This generous space would be perfect as a nanny/granny annexe or for a grown-up blended family. There is a good size double aspect sitting room, a dining room, fitted kitchen, bathroom and two bedrooms. A further door leads into the courtyard for private entry.
Gardens and grounds From the lane, an electric five bar gate leads to the gravelled parking area and to the brick courtyard. There is an underground air raid shelter, used for storage or as a wine cellar. The gardens are beautifully planted and maintained with level areas of lawn, fruit trees and rambling roses. There are herbaceous flower borders, packed with English cottage garden plants, and lush hedges and mature trees give privacy and seclusion. To one side is a Koi carp pond with waterfall and pergola over. At the end of the garden is a newly constructed timber and brick outbuilding with clay tile roof. This is currently used for storage but could easily be adapted as a home office or studio.The gardens extend to approximately half an acre.
Location Kidmore End is a highly sought-after and well-positioned village with a popular C of E primary school, a church and the New Inn pub. The village of Sonning Common is less than a mile away and is well served with a health centre and range of shops amongst other amenities. London Paddington is less than 25 minutes from Reading station (just 3.5 miles) and there is easy access to the M4, M25 and M40 motorways. Kidmore End enjoys the rural aspect of South Oxfordshire, whilst being conveniently close to Reading and Henley town centres. Local schools include The Oratory, Queen Anne's, Shiplake, Moulsford and Cranford House.
