House For Sale £775,000
The Chestnuts is an exceptional period property located in the very heart of this popular village and boasting much character. The property has recently undergone substantial renovations works, both inside and in the garden. The house has been fully rewired, with new double glazed windows, as well as carpeting and redecoration.
Generous accommodation is arranged over two floors, the ground floor offering a sitting room, dining room, music room (with access via steps to cellar for storage under the sitting room), a conservatory and kitchen. There are two WCs on the ground floor, one towards each end of the property. The adjoining barn (which has been used as a workshop) has recently had the roof refurbished and offers huge potential to develop further.
The first floor provides 4 double bedrooms and a bathroom, with the largest bedroom having a shower cubicle and an adjoining room/study which could potentially become an en suite bathroom. There are four large loft spaces providing useful storage space.
Outside
Railings and wrought iron gate lead from the road to a good sized, well designed garden with off street parking and ample external power points around the garden. The garden is wonderfully mature with a wide variety of shrubs and flower borders, which provide a riot of colour during the spring and summer months. A number of areas of interest include secluded dining spots, two ponds, pathways, a hidden patio area and raised flower/vegetable beds. There is also a useful garden shed for storage in addition to a wood shed. The house is situated in a central village location, within a conservation area and is not overlooked. It is adjacent to an open green space, the historic Pen Meadow, which we understand cannot be built upon.
Situation
The rural village of East Ilsley is in the sought after Downs School catchment area, additionally it benefits from its own primary school, a short walk from the ancient St Mary's Church. The village also has two public houses. Convenient access to the A34 places both Oxford and Newbury within easy reach. Both enjoy an extensive range of retailers, eateries and recreational facilities. Junction 13 of the M4 is approximately 4 ½ miles away and mainline stations at both Didcot and Newbury provide rail links to Paddington within the hour.
Additional Information
Mains electricity, water and drainage.
Oil fired central heating.
West Berkshire Council - Council Tax Band E.
Generous accommodation is arranged over two floors, the ground floor offering a sitting room, dining room, music room (with access via steps to cellar for storage under the sitting room), a conservatory and kitchen. There are two WCs on the ground floor, one towards each end of the property. The adjoining barn (which has been used as a workshop) has recently had the roof refurbished and offers huge potential to develop further.
The first floor provides 4 double bedrooms and a bathroom, with the largest bedroom having a shower cubicle and an adjoining room/study which could potentially become an en suite bathroom. There are four large loft spaces providing useful storage space.
Outside
Railings and wrought iron gate lead from the road to a good sized, well designed garden with off street parking and ample external power points around the garden. The garden is wonderfully mature with a wide variety of shrubs and flower borders, which provide a riot of colour during the spring and summer months. A number of areas of interest include secluded dining spots, two ponds, pathways, a hidden patio area and raised flower/vegetable beds. There is also a useful garden shed for storage in addition to a wood shed. The house is situated in a central village location, within a conservation area and is not overlooked. It is adjacent to an open green space, the historic Pen Meadow, which we understand cannot be built upon.
Situation
The rural village of East Ilsley is in the sought after Downs School catchment area, additionally it benefits from its own primary school, a short walk from the ancient St Mary's Church. The village also has two public houses. Convenient access to the A34 places both Oxford and Newbury within easy reach. Both enjoy an extensive range of retailers, eateries and recreational facilities. Junction 13 of the M4 is approximately 4 ½ miles away and mainline stations at both Didcot and Newbury provide rail links to Paddington within the hour.
Additional Information
Mains electricity, water and drainage.
Oil fired central heating.
West Berkshire Council - Council Tax Band E.
