House For Sale £850,000
Built in the 1950's, 18 Castle Grove is a comfortable family home that provides flexible, light-filled accommodation arranged over two floors. On the ground floor, the three reception rooms provide plenty of space in which to relax or entertain. To the front there is a well proportioned family room and a drawing room, which could be used as a ground floor bedroom owing to its adjoining shower room. The sitting room towards the rear has a triple aspect, welcoming plenty of natural light and taking in elevated views across the pretty garden. The kitchen/breakfast room has French doors opening onto the rear garden, and has white storage units to base and wall level, an Aga, and space for household appliances.
Upstairs there are four bedrooms, three of which are doubles of similar proportions. The fourth bedroom is a single, but could be used as a study if required. The first floor also has the family bathroom.
There is great potential and scope to extend the house to create more living space and create bigger bedrooms allowing for en-suites, subject to obtaining the usual planning permissions.
The property is close to the centre of the historic and sought -after market town of Newbury. With the famous Newbury racecourse not far away, the centre of town is partially pdestrianised, and the attractive market square holds twice weekly markets along with many other events. The town has an excelllent choice of shops, pubs, restaurants and leisure facilities. The Kennet and Avon Canal run through the centre of the town, providing walkers with plenty of interest along with some historic gems to explore suce as Donnington Castle and Shaw House.
There are several golf courses close at hand, with Newbury and Crookham golf club, Donnington Valley and Deanwood Park. Newbury also has a community sports centre with outdoor lido. The town is home to many well-regarded state shcools such as Trinity School and St. Bartholomews, as well as some excellent independent schools including Cheam,
The property is set back from the main road behind an open grassy area with mature willow trees. The property has an electric gate which provides additional privacy. Inside the gates there is a block-paved driveway with border shurbs and hedgerow, providing ample parking. The garden extends approximately 50 meters down to the banks of the river Lambourn. Beyond the tributary is a view of a wooded island, and lake. It is an unspilt natural habitat that allows for an abundance of wildlife to visit the garden, including wild ducks, woodpeckers, pheasants.
Leading of the rear of the house is an area of paved terracing and beyound that ia beautifully maintained lawn, border with well stocked flowerbeds and various established shurbs and trees. The provides a rare tranquil setting for a town location.
Upstairs there are four bedrooms, three of which are doubles of similar proportions. The fourth bedroom is a single, but could be used as a study if required. The first floor also has the family bathroom.
There is great potential and scope to extend the house to create more living space and create bigger bedrooms allowing for en-suites, subject to obtaining the usual planning permissions.
The property is close to the centre of the historic and sought -after market town of Newbury. With the famous Newbury racecourse not far away, the centre of town is partially pdestrianised, and the attractive market square holds twice weekly markets along with many other events. The town has an excelllent choice of shops, pubs, restaurants and leisure facilities. The Kennet and Avon Canal run through the centre of the town, providing walkers with plenty of interest along with some historic gems to explore suce as Donnington Castle and Shaw House.
There are several golf courses close at hand, with Newbury and Crookham golf club, Donnington Valley and Deanwood Park. Newbury also has a community sports centre with outdoor lido. The town is home to many well-regarded state shcools such as Trinity School and St. Bartholomews, as well as some excellent independent schools including Cheam,
The property is set back from the main road behind an open grassy area with mature willow trees. The property has an electric gate which provides additional privacy. Inside the gates there is a block-paved driveway with border shurbs and hedgerow, providing ample parking. The garden extends approximately 50 meters down to the banks of the river Lambourn. Beyond the tributary is a view of a wooded island, and lake. It is an unspilt natural habitat that allows for an abundance of wildlife to visit the garden, including wild ducks, woodpeckers, pheasants.
Leading of the rear of the house is an area of paved terracing and beyound that ia beautifully maintained lawn, border with well stocked flowerbeds and various established shurbs and trees. The provides a rare tranquil setting for a town location.
