House For Sale £875,000
Having been built just eight years ago, Little Keeble Cottage is perfect for those wishing to find a home they can just move, relax and enjoy walks in the surrounding countryside.
This home has been built with character in mind to blend it into the surroundings; from the pretty brick and flint exterior to the beams in the kitchen, you will be wowed by the details.
When you enter into the good size hallway you will find the lounge to the left. The focal point of the lounge is the wood burning stove with herringbone brickwork and stone hearth, making this the perfect place to cosy up in the winter months. The lounge is dual aspect making it a wonderful bright room and has a window to the front and double doors leading out to the garden at the rear.
To the right of the hall is the study at the front of the house and the amazing kitchen is at the end of the hall. The stunning kitchen has a real wow factor with its vaulted ceiling and beams, black granite tops and titled floor. The kitchen is fitted with a wealth of handmade cupboards as well as an integrated dishwasher and large fridge, and has a Belling range cooker. The kitchen has windows on two sides and double doors leading to the garden.
There is a useful utility room with space for washing machine, tumble dryer and a fridge or freezer. The utility leads to a small internal hall with door to the front and door to the garden, and leads through to double garage. Above the garage is a room that could be used for storage, or as a games room or office.
Upstairs there are three double bedrooms. The main bedroom is to the rear and has an ensuite bathroom with a large bath with shower over. There are two further double bedrooms, one designed as a dressing room, and the family bathroom which has been tastefully styled and has a large shower with electric settings.
This home has a fabulous large secluded rear garden with two large terrace seating areas, large lawn and mature border stocked with shrubs and plants. The current owners have created a large log store and also a large undercover store area to the side of the house.
At the front of the property there is parking both directly outside the house on the large resin gravel drive and the drive opposite – there is parking for around eight cars.
Services; Mains electricity, water and drainage.
Oil fired heating.
Council Tax: E
EPC: B
Location:
Shalbourne is a popular village situated within a Conservation Area and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, about four miles South West of Hungerford and nine miles from Marlborough. Shalbourne is a thriving village with a primary school, church, public house and shop/post office.
Both Marlborough and Hungerford are period towns with a wealth of shops, cafes, restaurants etc. Hungerford has a railway station with services to London (Paddington 60mins) and Marlborough enjoys a cafe culture with arguably some of the best schools in the country.
Communications are good with Junction 14 of the M4 being about 7.5 miles to the north. Trains from Hungerford take about 60 minutes to reach Paddington and from Andover to Waterloo about 65 minutes.
Schooling in the area includes St Francis at Pewsey, Pinewood near Shrivenham, Dauntsey’s at Market Lavington and Marlborough College. It is in catchment for the popular secondary school, St John’s International Academy in Marlborough.
In this semi-rural location, countryside pursuits abound with golf, fishing and shooting locally and racing at Newbury.
This home has been built with character in mind to blend it into the surroundings; from the pretty brick and flint exterior to the beams in the kitchen, you will be wowed by the details.
When you enter into the good size hallway you will find the lounge to the left. The focal point of the lounge is the wood burning stove with herringbone brickwork and stone hearth, making this the perfect place to cosy up in the winter months. The lounge is dual aspect making it a wonderful bright room and has a window to the front and double doors leading out to the garden at the rear.
To the right of the hall is the study at the front of the house and the amazing kitchen is at the end of the hall. The stunning kitchen has a real wow factor with its vaulted ceiling and beams, black granite tops and titled floor. The kitchen is fitted with a wealth of handmade cupboards as well as an integrated dishwasher and large fridge, and has a Belling range cooker. The kitchen has windows on two sides and double doors leading to the garden.
There is a useful utility room with space for washing machine, tumble dryer and a fridge or freezer. The utility leads to a small internal hall with door to the front and door to the garden, and leads through to double garage. Above the garage is a room that could be used for storage, or as a games room or office.
Upstairs there are three double bedrooms. The main bedroom is to the rear and has an ensuite bathroom with a large bath with shower over. There are two further double bedrooms, one designed as a dressing room, and the family bathroom which has been tastefully styled and has a large shower with electric settings.
This home has a fabulous large secluded rear garden with two large terrace seating areas, large lawn and mature border stocked with shrubs and plants. The current owners have created a large log store and also a large undercover store area to the side of the house.
At the front of the property there is parking both directly outside the house on the large resin gravel drive and the drive opposite – there is parking for around eight cars.
Services; Mains electricity, water and drainage.
Oil fired heating.
Council Tax: E
EPC: B
Location:
Shalbourne is a popular village situated within a Conservation Area and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, about four miles South West of Hungerford and nine miles from Marlborough. Shalbourne is a thriving village with a primary school, church, public house and shop/post office.
Both Marlborough and Hungerford are period towns with a wealth of shops, cafes, restaurants etc. Hungerford has a railway station with services to London (Paddington 60mins) and Marlborough enjoys a cafe culture with arguably some of the best schools in the country.
Communications are good with Junction 14 of the M4 being about 7.5 miles to the north. Trains from Hungerford take about 60 minutes to reach Paddington and from Andover to Waterloo about 65 minutes.
Schooling in the area includes St Francis at Pewsey, Pinewood near Shrivenham, Dauntsey’s at Market Lavington and Marlborough College. It is in catchment for the popular secondary school, St John’s International Academy in Marlborough.
In this semi-rural location, countryside pursuits abound with golf, fishing and shooting locally and racing at Newbury.
