Description:
The property is a substantial Grade II Listed detached house offering over 3600 ft.² of accommodation. The house has retained a great deal of its original charm and character with many original features. In the past it was a very stylish and lovely home but is now in need of extensive restoration. The large reception hall is a particular feature of the house and there are three further reception rooms on the ground floor, all with good proportions and high ceilings, with the two main reception rooms having French doors leading out to the rear garden. Typical for a house of this period there is a small kitchen and associated utility and scullery areas together with an adjoining sunroom. On the first floor there is a central landing, a principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom, three further bedrooms and the family bathroom. There is also a self-contained one-bedroom flat which has separate side access via an external staircase. This can also be accessed internally from the landing so can be used as part of the main house.

Outside:
The house is approached through a handsome set of gates beyond which is an ample drive providing plenty of parking with an impressive copper beech tree to one side and is mainly walled with the River Lambourn flowing along one boundary. On the northern side there is a second access which leads to the detached stable building which contains the original stable fittings and a hayloft above. The secondary drive extends to the rear of the property where there is access into the garden as well as to the attractive original greenhouse. The garden is fully enclosed and very private and there is a gate leading directly into the paddock beyond which also has separate access to the rear. In all the garden and paddock is about 2.45 acres.

Services:
Mains water, electricity and drainage, gas central heating

Local Authority:
West Berkshire Council

Council Tax:
Band H