House For Sale £625,000
Situated in the sought-after village of Compton, The Brambles is thought to date back to the 17th century and retains a wealth of period charm with high ceilings, exposed beams and brickwork and original fireplaces. The property is generously proportioned but cosy, with well-presented interiors and charming rustic décor throughout ideally suited to this historic family home.
The accommodation extends to over 1300 sq ft across two floors, comprising a generously sized sitting room with an impressive inglenook fireplace, a formal dining room, an office and a country-style kitchen which benefits from ample storage space, wood units and an adjacent utility room. On the first floor is a family bathroom shared by three bedrooms, all with their own distinct character features. The principal bedroom is an excellent size and features exposed brickwork and lovely wood beams.
Outside
The property is situated on a quiet residential road behind a large raised front garden.
The cottage is approached via a pretty front garden which is mainly laid to lawn with several fruit trees and fully stocked flowering borders align the boundary which is enclosed by mature hedgerows. A stepping stone path leads to a paved sun terrace perfect for some potted plants. To the rear of the cottage there is a private courtyard garden, ideal for al fresco dining. There is also a separate detached garage.
Situation
The sought-after village of Compton has a thriving community with a parish church, a post office, a doctors’ surgery and a village hall. Newbury lies around 10 miles to the south and offers a comprehensive range of shopping, leisure and schools. Local schools include Compton Primary, The Downs School (Outstanding Ofsted) and Compton Pre-School. Newbury station (11.8 miles) offers a direct line to London, Goring and Didcot. Compton benefits from close proximity to the A34 and junction 13 of the M4 motorway is accessible at Chieveley.
Additional Information
Services: Mains electricity and water. Oil fired central heating. Council Tax Band: D
The accommodation extends to over 1300 sq ft across two floors, comprising a generously sized sitting room with an impressive inglenook fireplace, a formal dining room, an office and a country-style kitchen which benefits from ample storage space, wood units and an adjacent utility room. On the first floor is a family bathroom shared by three bedrooms, all with their own distinct character features. The principal bedroom is an excellent size and features exposed brickwork and lovely wood beams.
Outside
The property is situated on a quiet residential road behind a large raised front garden.
The cottage is approached via a pretty front garden which is mainly laid to lawn with several fruit trees and fully stocked flowering borders align the boundary which is enclosed by mature hedgerows. A stepping stone path leads to a paved sun terrace perfect for some potted plants. To the rear of the cottage there is a private courtyard garden, ideal for al fresco dining. There is also a separate detached garage.
Situation
The sought-after village of Compton has a thriving community with a parish church, a post office, a doctors’ surgery and a village hall. Newbury lies around 10 miles to the south and offers a comprehensive range of shopping, leisure and schools. Local schools include Compton Primary, The Downs School (Outstanding Ofsted) and Compton Pre-School. Newbury station (11.8 miles) offers a direct line to London, Goring and Didcot. Compton benefits from close proximity to the A34 and junction 13 of the M4 motorway is accessible at Chieveley.
Additional Information
Services: Mains electricity and water. Oil fired central heating. Council Tax Band: D
