House For Sale £675,000
An absolute gem of a home in this sought after village.
Description
Malthouse Cottage is a jewel nestled in the centre of this very special village. Completely renovated by the current owner, this house is the embodiment of character and style and is ready to move into and call home.
The kitchen is brand new with built in appliances and is complemented by a practical utility area. The sitting room is a wonderful light space at the front of the cottage with plenty of room for formal dining as well as relaxed living space with cosy wood burner at its heart. The accommodation is completed with a useful cloakroom.
Upstairs there are three double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is dual aspect with beautiful views, it also benefits from a study, perfect for home working. These bedrooms are served by the family bathroom.
The gardens of Malthouse Cottage are a real feature of the property and a riot of colour in summer. Overlooking the village green, it is a superb place to watch village life go by. The rear garden is laid to patio, with a raised bed and storage shed. There is also a separate bin store and additional storage.
Location
Ham is a sought after village located approximately three and a half miles to the south west of Hungerford, and seven miles to the south east of Malborough on the Wiltshire/Berkshire borders. The village benefits from a Church and an award winning public house. Nearby Shalbourne has a church, public house and post office with village store /cafe.
Ham has a thriving community and is set in an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Conservation Area. Communications are good with the M4 motorway at Junction 14 being about 7 miles to the north. Mainline railway stations are available at Hungerford with regular services to Paddington from 48 minutes or Andover offering a service to Waterloo from 69 minutes.
Various sporting amenities are available in the area including golf at Marlborough, Newbury and Donnington, racing at Newbury or walking or riding on the various footpaths and bridleways in the surrounding countryside.
Square Footage: 983 sq ft
Directions
From Junction 14 of the M4, head south on the A338 into Hungerford, turning right at the mini roundabout on to the A4, then first left at the next roundabout and left again at the next mini roundabout in front of The Bear Hotel. Drive up the High Street, continuing out of the town on the A338 and after approximately 2 miles, take the left hand turning, signed to
Ham and Buttermere. Continue into the village, turning left at the green and 2 Malthouse Cottages will be found directly in front of you, turn right to park by the green.
Additional Info
Mains water.
Mains electricity.
Mains drainage.
Electric night storage heaters.
Description
Malthouse Cottage is a jewel nestled in the centre of this very special village. Completely renovated by the current owner, this house is the embodiment of character and style and is ready to move into and call home.
The kitchen is brand new with built in appliances and is complemented by a practical utility area. The sitting room is a wonderful light space at the front of the cottage with plenty of room for formal dining as well as relaxed living space with cosy wood burner at its heart. The accommodation is completed with a useful cloakroom.
Upstairs there are three double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is dual aspect with beautiful views, it also benefits from a study, perfect for home working. These bedrooms are served by the family bathroom.
The gardens of Malthouse Cottage are a real feature of the property and a riot of colour in summer. Overlooking the village green, it is a superb place to watch village life go by. The rear garden is laid to patio, with a raised bed and storage shed. There is also a separate bin store and additional storage.
Location
Ham is a sought after village located approximately three and a half miles to the south west of Hungerford, and seven miles to the south east of Malborough on the Wiltshire/Berkshire borders. The village benefits from a Church and an award winning public house. Nearby Shalbourne has a church, public house and post office with village store /cafe.
Ham has a thriving community and is set in an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Conservation Area. Communications are good with the M4 motorway at Junction 14 being about 7 miles to the north. Mainline railway stations are available at Hungerford with regular services to Paddington from 48 minutes or Andover offering a service to Waterloo from 69 minutes.
Various sporting amenities are available in the area including golf at Marlborough, Newbury and Donnington, racing at Newbury or walking or riding on the various footpaths and bridleways in the surrounding countryside.
Square Footage: 983 sq ft
Directions
From Junction 14 of the M4, head south on the A338 into Hungerford, turning right at the mini roundabout on to the A4, then first left at the next roundabout and left again at the next mini roundabout in front of The Bear Hotel. Drive up the High Street, continuing out of the town on the A338 and after approximately 2 miles, take the left hand turning, signed to
Ham and Buttermere. Continue into the village, turning left at the green and 2 Malthouse Cottages will be found directly in front of you, turn right to park by the green.
Additional Info
Mains water.
Mains electricity.
Mains drainage.
Electric night storage heaters.
