House For Sale £1,995,000
A unique five bedroom family home in an outstanding location.
Description
Built in 1950 and situated down a quiet lane, Middlewood House is a distinctive and spacious family home with the added bonus of a detached cottage in its grounds.
Renovated throughout, the house is on three floors and offers excellent entertaining space. The stunning hexagonal drawing room is at the heart of the home and affords wonderful views across the gardens. An Edwin Loxley kitchen is in part open to the reception space and has an adjoining boot room, utility room and study. The entrance hall is a most welcoming space that the family frequently utilise for formal dining.
The beautiful principal bedroom is at garden level with direct access through French doors to the garden across a conveniently placed patio which is ideal for taking morning coffee or exercise. There is both an adjoining dressing room and en suite shower room. The first floor offers a further four bedrooms, a bathroom and shower room.
The first floor offers four bedrooms, a bathroom and shower room.
A wonderful addition to the property is the additional guest accommodation, this is beautifully presented with a large open plan dining/sitting room. The main bedroom has an en suite shower room, in addition to a second shower room on the upper floor and a further room.
Surrounded by its own land, the gardens are mainly laid to lawn with a variety of mature shrubs and trees. To the east of the main house there is a paddock which gives the property added space.
The house is accessed via a gated driveway and parking is plentiful.
Location
Woolhampton stands on the edge of glorious countryside; the area is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is crossed by a network of pathways and bridleways.
Woolhampton offers a range of local services including public houses, Post Office, local shops and Midgham train station (around 50 minutes to London Paddington).
Nearby Newbury and Reading offer a more comprehensive range of shopping, recreational and leisure facilities.
There are several golf courses and fitness centres nearby. Local theatres include the Corn Exchange in Newbury and the Watermill Theatre in Bagnor.
The area is well served for well-regarded public and private schools. Local independent schools include Elstree, Bradfield College, St. Andrews, Brockhurst and Marlston House, Cheam and Downe House.
Square Footage: 3,774 sq ft
Acreage: 1.68 Acres
Directions
RG7 5TS
Additional Info
Services: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage.
Oil fired central heating.
Gigaclear broadband
West Berkshire Council - Council Tax Band: G.
Description
Built in 1950 and situated down a quiet lane, Middlewood House is a distinctive and spacious family home with the added bonus of a detached cottage in its grounds.
Renovated throughout, the house is on three floors and offers excellent entertaining space. The stunning hexagonal drawing room is at the heart of the home and affords wonderful views across the gardens. An Edwin Loxley kitchen is in part open to the reception space and has an adjoining boot room, utility room and study. The entrance hall is a most welcoming space that the family frequently utilise for formal dining.
The beautiful principal bedroom is at garden level with direct access through French doors to the garden across a conveniently placed patio which is ideal for taking morning coffee or exercise. There is both an adjoining dressing room and en suite shower room. The first floor offers a further four bedrooms, a bathroom and shower room.
The first floor offers four bedrooms, a bathroom and shower room.
A wonderful addition to the property is the additional guest accommodation, this is beautifully presented with a large open plan dining/sitting room. The main bedroom has an en suite shower room, in addition to a second shower room on the upper floor and a further room.
Surrounded by its own land, the gardens are mainly laid to lawn with a variety of mature shrubs and trees. To the east of the main house there is a paddock which gives the property added space.
The house is accessed via a gated driveway and parking is plentiful.
Location
Woolhampton stands on the edge of glorious countryside; the area is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is crossed by a network of pathways and bridleways.
Woolhampton offers a range of local services including public houses, Post Office, local shops and Midgham train station (around 50 minutes to London Paddington).
Nearby Newbury and Reading offer a more comprehensive range of shopping, recreational and leisure facilities.
There are several golf courses and fitness centres nearby. Local theatres include the Corn Exchange in Newbury and the Watermill Theatre in Bagnor.
The area is well served for well-regarded public and private schools. Local independent schools include Elstree, Bradfield College, St. Andrews, Brockhurst and Marlston House, Cheam and Downe House.
Square Footage: 3,774 sq ft
Acreage: 1.68 Acres
Directions
RG7 5TS
Additional Info
Services: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage.
Oil fired central heating.
Gigaclear broadband
West Berkshire Council - Council Tax Band: G.
