Location

Mulroy is situated on the edge of the popular village of Chieveley which is surrounded by undulating farmland and country walks.

The village has a Post Office/stores, primary school, church, pub, doctor's surgery and village hall with adjoining recreation ground and tennis courts.

Nearby Newbury has extensive and comprehensive shopping, leisure and sporting facilities as well as a mainline station (Paddington about 50 minutes).

The area has a wide selection of schools, both primary and secondary, private and state. Communications are excellent by road via the A34 and M4 and by rail via Newbury or Didcot (both Paddington).

Description

Constructed around three years ago, this stunning detached four bedroom property is well set back from the road, with electric wooden gates leading to a generous gravelled parking area to the front of the house. The current owners have enhanced the home with beautiful décor and wonderful fitted cabinetry and wall panelling which gives a stylish contemporary feel. Much of the original specification was upgraded.
Well-proportioned reception space is offered, with a sitting room to the rear with a wood-burning stove, bespoke built-in dwarf cupboards with shelving over and space for television and bi-fold doors to the garden. The study also has a range of fitted shelf units, desk and window seat. The kitchen/dining room is fully fitted with excellent storage and integrated appliances; it is light and airy with sizeable central island and bi-fold doors to the garden. The kitchen boasts granite worksurfaces, limestone floor and a hot tap. There is also a complementary utility room with side access to outsideand a downstairs cloakroom.
The first floor offers four double bedrooms, each benefitting from en suite bathrooms, two of which have bespoke cabinets fitted.

OUTSIDE
Carbon fibre electric gates open onto a generous gravelled driveway which offers parking for numerous cars and an electric charging point. The rear garden has a terrace adjacent to the house, ideal for entertaining, beyond which is a lawned area bordered by raised flower beds on two sides. There is a useful garden shed and a hot water hose.