House For Sale £1,750,000
A detached and spacious character property with origins thought to date back to 1625, in a lovely village setting and offering equestrian facilities, stables, ménage and approximately 26 acres of adjoining paddocks and pasture, just an hour from London. More land is available.
Description
The attractively presented accommodation shows off a marvellous historic framework of the original structure, both on the ground and first floors with exposed timbers providing character and charm in abundance. But the property has also been modernised so now provides many benefits including the superb kitchen. The accommodation comprises a reception hall, living room, open plan sitting room, dining room, study, superb kitchen/family room and side lobby with shower room on the ground floor. There is a principal bedroom and en-suite, three further generous bedrooms with beautifully exposed timbers and a luxury family bathroom on the first floor.
Outside
The property offers parking on the front and its own delightful private lawned garden of a fifth acre, set just behind the house. A public right of way crosses behind the rear of the garden, beyond which is the equestrian yard and 7 loose boxes and a small tack room, along with a large lorry shed. Beyond the yard is the menage and access onto the paddocks and pastureland. A large barn is located in one of the fields to the south-west of the yard, accessed from the lane.
Services
The property operates on electricity and mains water connected.<br /><br />The property lies on the outskirts of the village of Inkpen, a delightful historic village whose name comes from the Saxon ‘hill’ and ‘enclosure’. The village is well-served by nearby communities including Kintbury with its shops and railway station and the larger towns of Newbury and Hungerford, both on the main rail line to London and both offering access via junctions 13 & 14 respectively to the M4 motorway. There is a primary school within the village, with secondary schools at Newbury and Hungerford.
Description
The attractively presented accommodation shows off a marvellous historic framework of the original structure, both on the ground and first floors with exposed timbers providing character and charm in abundance. But the property has also been modernised so now provides many benefits including the superb kitchen. The accommodation comprises a reception hall, living room, open plan sitting room, dining room, study, superb kitchen/family room and side lobby with shower room on the ground floor. There is a principal bedroom and en-suite, three further generous bedrooms with beautifully exposed timbers and a luxury family bathroom on the first floor.
Outside
The property offers parking on the front and its own delightful private lawned garden of a fifth acre, set just behind the house. A public right of way crosses behind the rear of the garden, beyond which is the equestrian yard and 7 loose boxes and a small tack room, along with a large lorry shed. Beyond the yard is the menage and access onto the paddocks and pastureland. A large barn is located in one of the fields to the south-west of the yard, accessed from the lane.
Services
The property operates on electricity and mains water connected.<br /><br />The property lies on the outskirts of the village of Inkpen, a delightful historic village whose name comes from the Saxon ‘hill’ and ‘enclosure’. The village is well-served by nearby communities including Kintbury with its shops and railway station and the larger towns of Newbury and Hungerford, both on the main rail line to London and both offering access via junctions 13 & 14 respectively to the M4 motorway. There is a primary school within the village, with secondary schools at Newbury and Hungerford.
