House For Sale £950,000
An exceptional Grade II Listed detached farmhouse with an abundance of character, located in this enviable rural location amidst glorious countryside and wonderful views. Having two staircases, versatility is offered in terms of having the option to accommodate multi-generational living if required. Alternatively, there is around 3,608 sq ft of generous family living space.
Original character features abound throughout the farmhouse including fireplaces, exposed timbers, period doors, bread ovens, as well as stone and wooden floors.
There is a sitting room to each end of the farmhouse, plus study, play room, utility room and an inviting country kitchen with ample space for dining and a pantry. In addition, there is a cloakroom, store room, boot room and a cellar.
The first floor offers four charming bedrooms, all with their own character, with two shower rooms and a sizeable office/games/family room. On the top floor is a further double bedroom and bathroom featuring a rolled-top bath.
The current owners have carried out extensive works, including recently fitting new windows, with further scope for an incoming purchaser.
Outside
The farmhouse is approached via a 5 bar gate into a sizeable gravelled driveway with ample parking in front of the two bay car port which has an adjoining log store. The house is attractively set behind a high hedge and archway with a path leading to the front door flanked by a variety of shrubs. The driveway tapers and leads to a pathway around the side of the house into the rear garden, again with a delightful array of shrubs and foliage. The rear garden is an utter delight, mainly laid to lawn with hedge and shrub borders. A set of rustic steps at the end of the garden lead to an elevated vegetable garden, from where the most stunning views can be enjoyed.
Situation
The property is located approximately halfway between the thriving commercial centres of Newbury and Reading which both provide excellent shopping, leisure and night life. The village of Woolhampton has several pubs, local shops and a main line railway link to London Paddington. There is also a tennis club in the village of Upper Woolhampton with several courts. Excellent schools can also be found nearby and include Elstree, Downe House, Marlston and Brockhurst and Kennet.
Additional Information
Mains electricity, water and septic tank.
Oil fired central heating.
West Berkshire Council - Council Tax Band G.
Original character features abound throughout the farmhouse including fireplaces, exposed timbers, period doors, bread ovens, as well as stone and wooden floors.
There is a sitting room to each end of the farmhouse, plus study, play room, utility room and an inviting country kitchen with ample space for dining and a pantry. In addition, there is a cloakroom, store room, boot room and a cellar.
The first floor offers four charming bedrooms, all with their own character, with two shower rooms and a sizeable office/games/family room. On the top floor is a further double bedroom and bathroom featuring a rolled-top bath.
The current owners have carried out extensive works, including recently fitting new windows, with further scope for an incoming purchaser.
Outside
The farmhouse is approached via a 5 bar gate into a sizeable gravelled driveway with ample parking in front of the two bay car port which has an adjoining log store. The house is attractively set behind a high hedge and archway with a path leading to the front door flanked by a variety of shrubs. The driveway tapers and leads to a pathway around the side of the house into the rear garden, again with a delightful array of shrubs and foliage. The rear garden is an utter delight, mainly laid to lawn with hedge and shrub borders. A set of rustic steps at the end of the garden lead to an elevated vegetable garden, from where the most stunning views can be enjoyed.
Situation
The property is located approximately halfway between the thriving commercial centres of Newbury and Reading which both provide excellent shopping, leisure and night life. The village of Woolhampton has several pubs, local shops and a main line railway link to London Paddington. There is also a tennis club in the village of Upper Woolhampton with several courts. Excellent schools can also be found nearby and include Elstree, Downe House, Marlston and Brockhurst and Kennet.
Additional Information
Mains electricity, water and septic tank.
Oil fired central heating.
West Berkshire Council - Council Tax Band G.
