Location

Winkfield Manor is a private gated development nestled amongst mature trees at the end of a private lane flanked by paddocks.

Ascot High Street is approximately 1.8 miles and Ascot station providing services to London (Waterloo) is 2.3 miles. A footpath from the development provides More extensive shopping facilities can be found in Windsor approximately 6.9 miles, Reading approximately 14.1 miles.

By road, connections are good with access to the M3 (junction 3) approximately 6.4 miles, M25 (junction 13) approximately 12.6 miles and Heathrow Airport approximately 14.1 miles.

There are a number of renowned schools including Hall Grove, Papplewick, LVS, The Marist Schools, Hall Grove, St George’s and St Mary’s schools in Ascot. Eton College and Wellington College are within easy reach as are the international options including TASIS and ACS Egham.

Sporting facilities in the area include golf at Sunningdale, Wentworth, Swinley forest and The Royal Berkshire, racing at Ascot and Windsor and polo at Smith's Lawn. The picturesque Virginia Water Lake and Savill Gardens are both accessible, with horse riding at Chobham Common and Windsor Great Park.

Highlights of the local calendar include Royal Ascot, the annual PGA Championship at Wentworth Gold Club and the Cartier International Polo at Smith’s Lawn.

Local health clubs include Wentworth Club, Coworth Park Hotel Spa, Pennyhill Park Health Club and Spa and the MacDonald Berystede.

Theatres and cinemas in the area include The Novello Theatre Sunninghill, Luna Drive In Cinema Ascot, Cineworld Bracknell, New Victoria Theatre Woking, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Guildford.

Description

Nestled within the serene ambiance of Winkfield Manor, Plot Five offers a harmonious blend of modern comfort and traditional allure.

A well-appointed kitchen boasts sleek countertops, ample storage space, and high-quality appliances. To the rear of the house the spacious living and dining area provides direct access to the garden through elegant French doors.

Upstairs, three sumptuous double bedrooms await, the principal room being served by an en suite, the second and third by a refined family bathroom.

Every care has been taken to ensure the final design emulates the site's rich heritage, while providing practical modern living.

The original Winkfield Manor was commissioned by George III in 1786, to use as a hunting lodge on the Crown Estate. It embodied classic Georgian architectural with symmetry, proportion and balance. Rectory Homes have taken the style as the starting point for the new homes, using a palette of local natural materials, appropriate detailing and traditional silhouettes.