House For Sale £800,000
Aughton Meadow is a substantial detached twentieth century residence located in this pretty hamlet on the edge of Collingbourne Kingston with a rural outlook. The property offers well balanced accommodation which is versatile in nature and arranged over two storeys.
There are five reception rooms on the ground floor with the main dual aspect sitting room being a generous 25ft by 14'6ft with a central fireplace and sliding doors to the garden. The kitchen has a range of wall and floor units with built in dishwasher, oven and fridge there is also an adjoining snug making it a sociable room. There are three bedrooms on the ground floor with an ensuite to the main bedroom and a wall of wardrobes; and a bathroom completes the downstairs.
The first floor has four bedrooms and a bathroom. Opposite the bathroom is a large cupboard that contains hot & cold water to a sink unit and a fridge under a small worktop. The flexibility of the layout means that this would make a superb self-contained annexe or guest suite. The largest bedroom has been used as a games room. One of the bedrooms is currently used as an office. All these factors combined make this a most appealing country abode.
Outside
Set within established gardens and set well back from the lane the house offers a good degree of privacy. There is a drive with ample parking to the front which leads to a detached double garage with a boarded storage space above, with ladder access, which could be turned into another room, STPP. The gardens wrap around the house to the rear and are mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs and evergreen trees. A blocked paved sun terrace makes an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the garden, with a retractable canopy for those sunnier days.
Situation
Aughton is a pretty hamlet which lies on the edge of the village of Collingbourne Kingston about a mile north of the larger village of Collingbourne Ducis which has a village shop, 2 public houses and a well-regarded primary school and village hall. Marlborough and Andover provide a comprehensive range of services and amenities together with access to the A303 and rail services to London Waterloo from the latter. Pewsey and Hungerford provide rail stations to London Paddington and access to the M4 motorway at junction 14 which is about 17 miles to the north east. The surrounding downland countryside is ideal for walking and riding (livery yard within walking distance) and there are numerous footpaths and bridleways around the village.
There are five reception rooms on the ground floor with the main dual aspect sitting room being a generous 25ft by 14'6ft with a central fireplace and sliding doors to the garden. The kitchen has a range of wall and floor units with built in dishwasher, oven and fridge there is also an adjoining snug making it a sociable room. There are three bedrooms on the ground floor with an ensuite to the main bedroom and a wall of wardrobes; and a bathroom completes the downstairs.
The first floor has four bedrooms and a bathroom. Opposite the bathroom is a large cupboard that contains hot & cold water to a sink unit and a fridge under a small worktop. The flexibility of the layout means that this would make a superb self-contained annexe or guest suite. The largest bedroom has been used as a games room. One of the bedrooms is currently used as an office. All these factors combined make this a most appealing country abode.
Outside
Set within established gardens and set well back from the lane the house offers a good degree of privacy. There is a drive with ample parking to the front which leads to a detached double garage with a boarded storage space above, with ladder access, which could be turned into another room, STPP. The gardens wrap around the house to the rear and are mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs and evergreen trees. A blocked paved sun terrace makes an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the garden, with a retractable canopy for those sunnier days.
Situation
Aughton is a pretty hamlet which lies on the edge of the village of Collingbourne Kingston about a mile north of the larger village of Collingbourne Ducis which has a village shop, 2 public houses and a well-regarded primary school and village hall. Marlborough and Andover provide a comprehensive range of services and amenities together with access to the A303 and rail services to London Waterloo from the latter. Pewsey and Hungerford provide rail stations to London Paddington and access to the M4 motorway at junction 14 which is about 17 miles to the north east. The surrounding downland countryside is ideal for walking and riding (livery yard within walking distance) and there are numerous footpaths and bridleways around the village.
