House For Sale £700,000
Hunters Estate Agents wokingham present for sale an opportunity to acquire a sizeable period property dating back to the early 18th century. Boasting a mature wrap-around garden with direct access to the golf course beyond.
Formerly the stables to Easthampstead Park, which has an extensive royal history. Easthampstead Park formerly sat within Windsor Forest and belonged to Westminster Abbey. King Edward 3rd built a hunting lodge on the site in 1350.
Old Oak Court is a section of this impressive character building, situated down a country road and in an enviable setting with far-reaching views. Ample parking is available at the front of the building. The total property comprises 2,614 square feet, including a large single garage. The property has been currently partitioned into two units. The principal property opens on to an entrance hall, with ground floor W/C, leading to a generous living room and a separate kitchen to the rear, both offering direct access to the wrap-around garden. The first floor offers a family bathroom, bedroom and a vast principal bedroom or reception room with double-height ceilings showcasing the exposed beams and a spiral staircase to an upper floor mezzanine with a minstrels gallery.
A secondary annexe has been created, with separate access, offering an open plan kitchen-living room, shower room and two bedrooms positioned on the second floor. The property offers great scope to be converted back into a wonderful, characterful family home or maintained as two dwellings for investment.
The rural setting of Old Oak Court is second to none, with a splendid, mature garden and direct access to Downshire Golf Club beyond.
Located in Wokingham, but close to Crowthorne, Old Oak Court is well located for connections via the M4 and M3. The area is notably very green and boasts an abundance of nearby parks and forests for the family to enjoy including Swinley Forest (2 miles away), and Wildmoor Heath (3.2 miles).
Bracknell for connections to
Formerly the stables to Easthampstead Park, which has an extensive royal history. Easthampstead Park formerly sat within Windsor Forest and belonged to Westminster Abbey. King Edward 3rd built a hunting lodge on the site in 1350.
Old Oak Court is a section of this impressive character building, situated down a country road and in an enviable setting with far-reaching views. Ample parking is available at the front of the building. The total property comprises 2,614 square feet, including a large single garage. The property has been currently partitioned into two units. The principal property opens on to an entrance hall, with ground floor W/C, leading to a generous living room and a separate kitchen to the rear, both offering direct access to the wrap-around garden. The first floor offers a family bathroom, bedroom and a vast principal bedroom or reception room with double-height ceilings showcasing the exposed beams and a spiral staircase to an upper floor mezzanine with a minstrels gallery.
A secondary annexe has been created, with separate access, offering an open plan kitchen-living room, shower room and two bedrooms positioned on the second floor. The property offers great scope to be converted back into a wonderful, characterful family home or maintained as two dwellings for investment.
The rural setting of Old Oak Court is second to none, with a splendid, mature garden and direct access to Downshire Golf Club beyond.
Located in Wokingham, but close to Crowthorne, Old Oak Court is well located for connections via the M4 and M3. The area is notably very green and boasts an abundance of nearby parks and forests for the family to enjoy including Swinley Forest (2 miles away), and Wildmoor Heath (3.2 miles).
Bracknell for connections to
