3 bedroom terraced house for sale highfield park wargrave reading berkshire

A nicely presented three bedroom end of terrace family home located at the end of a quiet walk way location overlooking open fields to the rear. Cloakroom, two receptions, re-fitted kitchen, bathroom, double glazed windows, good size rear garden backing onto a small stream, driveway parking to the side, garage adjacent to the property. House-Homes For Sale 3 bed in Reading Berkshire United Kingdom find Reading properties

Set in a quiet cul-de-sac c.5 minute’s walk from the town centre and railway station. Offered for sale with vacant possession a spacious three bedroom terrace home. There is a large double aspect living/dining room, fitted kitchen/breakfast room, 3 bedrooms and first floor bathroom. Secluded rear garden and garage Situation Highfield Close is set off Milton Road which comprises a most attractive residential area in a convenient town centre location. Both the shops and restaurants of the town are within easy walking distance and just to the north of Wokingham is Cantley Park and 75 acres of parkland hosting a range of sporting activities. For the commuter the train station is within walking distance (Waterloo Line) and the A329M/M4 can be accessed from the east of town. Outside The property features a secluded 30ft low maintenance themed garden to the rear whilst to the front there is an open plan landscaped garden overlooking a central green. Council Tax Band: E Local Authority Wokingham Borough Council Lifestyle Activities Hiking Town Parkland Amenities and Services Shops Train Station Property Characteristics Terraced Vacant 1st Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Dining Room Fitted Kitchen Landscaped Gardens. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1290975/

Location Situated between Reading and Oxford on the borders of Oxfordshire and Berkshire lies the picturesque village of Goring on Thames, nestling on the bank of the river opposite the village of Streatley in the Goring Gap’, an historic crossing point of the Thames where the ancient Ridgeway Path comes down from the Berkshire Downlands to meet the river and the Chiltern Hills and then continuing eventually on to the Icknield Way into East Anglia. The surrounding countryside is designated an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ and the centres of both Goring and Streatley are now Conservation Areas’, thus preserving the many notable period properties, some of which date back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Goring offers a good range of amenities, including shops, banks, library, modern health centre, dentist, several traditional inns and restaurants, hotel, churches of several denominations and an excellent primary school with a wide range of private and state schools in the local area. Importantly the village boasts a mainline railway station which provides excellent commuter services up to London (Paddington) in well under the hour. There are also good road communications to the surrounding towns and both the M4 and M40 motorway networks. Streatley on Thames, on the Berkshire side of the river, is another picturesque village surrounded by hills and woodlands now mainly owned by the National Trust. Fronting onto the river by the bridge crossing over the Goring is the luxury 4 star riverside hotel the Swan renowned for its fine cuisine and leisure and fitness facilities. * READING - 10 miles * NEWBURY - 13 miles * OXFORD - 19 miles * M4 at Theale (J12) - 9 miles * M40 at Lewknor (J6) - 15 miles * HEATHROW AIRPORT - approx. 40 miles WALLINGFORD - 5 miles * HENLEY on THAMES - 13 miles. Gatehampton Road lies on the southern edge of the village, being a no through’ road leading out to scenic countryside where there are panoramic views of the surrounding Chilterns and Berkshire Downlands which lie facing one another on either side of the Thames Valley as the River flows downstream towards Pangbourne. The road comprises mainly individual detached properties, some dating back to just after the First World War, having good-sized garden plots. There is easy access to the railway station, primary school and for the High Street shops and amenities in the centre of the village. Sheepcot Playing Field and the tennis courts are also located in the road and there are numerous country and riverside walks close at hand. The Property 2 Gatehampton Road is a fine example of the late Victorian builders craft and is believed to have been built around 1900. The house has appealing brick elevations under a pitched, clay tile roof. Internally the property benefits from spacious and well appointed accommodation being beautifully presented throughout having had substantial investment both internally and externally over the last year including new kitchen, bathrooms, complete re-roofing and now with the addition of a very successful and sympathetic 2 storey extension to the rear and front of the property. The gardens and grounds have also been completely transformed with the restoration of the original Barn which now makes a great additional living/work space, the drive has been re-laid providing ample parking for several cars, a new patio terrace has been created which would be ideal for Alfresco’ dining and a new lawned area has been laid down which enjoys a sheltered sunny aspect and takes advantage of the glorious views across to the National Trust hillsides on the Berkshire side of the river. Accommodation GROUND FLOOR Front Entrance Porch with carved timber supports and original wooden panelled door with glazed casement top panel. RECEPTION HALL: The original red and black quarry tiled floor has been fully restored and is one of the many original features of the property. Stairs off leading to first floor and panelled doors on either side leading into the Sitting Room, Dining Room and newly built Cloakroom. Wall thermostat control for C.H. CLOAKROOM: A good sized room with a double glazed sash window giving good natural light. Comprising a white suite of pedestal wash hand basin in built in unit with cupboard underneath, and low level W.C. Ceramic tiled floor. Heated chrome towel rail. Fitted coat rail. Inset ceiling lighting. SITTING ROOM: A well-proportioned room with a wide bay window letting good natural light into the room. A particular focus of the room is the open fireplace with raised tiled hearth and decorative wooden surround. There is also a newly fitted wooden panelled door with double glazed casement top panel leading out into the newly laid Patio Terrace and lawned Garden. Newly fitted carpet. T.V. aerial point. Double radiators. DINING ROOM: Windows on two sides give good natural light and a southerly aspect over the newly laid hard standing and newly refurbished Period Barn. The room also benefits from a Chimney breast with original fireplace recess and a new oak laminate floor. Double radiator. KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM: Newly fitted with an attractive Shaker’ style modern kitchen comprising a matching range of wall and floor mounted units providing good cupboard and drawer storage with appropriate work surfaces around 3 sides. Inset stainless steel sink unit (Chrome mixer taps). Ceramic wall tiling around sink, cooking and working areas. Built-in Belling Country Range’ oven with 8 Gas rings and a new chrome extractor hood. Built in spaces for tall fridge/freezer, washing machine and dish washer. The kitchen also benefits from a newly laid ceramic tiled floor. An original Stable Door opens out onto a newly built low level brick wall with steps down to the driveway and Period Barn. A brand new Glow Warm Gas combination boiler has been installed supplying C.H and H.W. FIRST FLOOR LANDING An L-shaped landing giving access to all rooms with original sash window giving views across to the National Trust hillsides on the Berkshire side of the river. MASTER BEDROOM: With views across to the National Trust hillsides on the Berkshire side of the river above Streatley. There is a range of floor-to-ceiling Fitted Furniture comprising double wardrobe cupboard with separate store cupboard and a new carpet has also been fitted. EN SUITE SHOWER ROOM: A light and bright room with large double glazed sash window. New white suite comprising walk-in double shower unit with sliding opening doors, ceramic fully tiled internally and with built in Mira wall shower with flexible handset, pedestal wash hand basin in fitted unit with cupboard underneath and a mirrored medicine cabinet above with shaving point, and low level W.C. Chrome heated towel rail. Inset ceiling lighting. Ceramic tiled floor. Radiator. BEDROOM 2: Having distant views of the Chilterns countryside surrounding the Oxfordshire side of the village. Original fitted Wardrobe Cupboard in alcove recess with hanging rail and shelf and also benefitting from a newly fitted carpet. Radiator. BEDROOM 3 Having distant views of the Chilterns countryside surrounding the Oxfordshire side of the village and benefitting from a newly fitted carpet. Trap access into insulated Loft. Double radiator. FAMILY BATHROOM: Having a new white suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin (chrome mixer taps), low level W.C. and panelled bath (chrome mixer taps) with shower handset

The Property Townsend Farm has appealing red brick and flint with part rendered elevations under a pitched clay tile roof, and dates from approximately 1761 as depicted by a brick on the frontage with later Georgian and Victorian additions. Intrinsically linked with the history of the village, this important property exudes character both internally and externally amply reflecting the different architectural periods and style. The part beamed accommodation has generous main rooms with numerous features throughout providing an abundance of character with period fireplaces and panelled doors with original brass furniture. Since purchasing the property in the early 1970’s, the present owners have carried out considerable improvements and upgrading including the following:- 1. Electrical rewiring 2. Insertion of damp proof course 3. Replacement of central heating system including new boiler 4. Complete overhaul of roof with loft insulation and replacement water tanks This is a property of substantial proportions with obvious potential to adapt and alter to suit individual requirements, and would make an ideal family home. Accommodation Ground Floor Period Front Porch: Projecting tile roof with supporting oak timbers and heavy front door with wrought iron furniture. Entrance Lobby: Exposed wall timbers and leaded pane windows on each side with wide casement inner door opening into a Grand Reception Hall. Grand Reception Hall: A magnificent chimney breast and fireplace dominates the room with oak supporting timbers, wide glazed tiled hearth and inner walls and with fitted Jetmaster gas coal fire. Double radiator. Carved balustraded turning staircase at further end leading to first floor with Lower Landing Area off which is a Telephone Room. Door into Cloaks Lobby with inner door into Cloakroom. Cloakroom: White suite of corner wash hand basin and high level W.C. suite. Drawing Room: Windows across one side of the room with central French doors opening onto a raised flagged terrace having carved stone balustrading and from where there are fabulous elevated views across the Thames Valley to the Chilterns in Oxfordshire. Chimney breast with period style carved pine fireplace having decorative motifs and mouldings, mantel shelf, marble inset and hearth and with an open grate. 2 double radiators. Fitted book shelving in alcove. 2 wall light points. Dining Room: A glorious room in the older part of the property having exposed structural ceiling beams, wide front bay and with period fireplace having wooden surround with mantel shelf above and glazed tiled inset and hearth. Double radiator. 2 wall light points. Built-in shelved Store Cupboard. Door to Small Lobby which has stone flagged floor, leading through to a further Family/Sitting Room. Sitting/Family Room: Period style carved pine fireplace. Double radiator. Fitted floor cupboards with shelving above. Double radiator Secondary staircase on further side of room leading to first floor. Ktichen/Breakfast Room: Fitted floor and wall units providing good cupboard and drawer storage together with shelved wall dresser units having glazed sliding doors. Tall Store Cupboard. Twin bowl stainless steel double drainer sink unit. Built-in space for appliances including Range Cooker. Ceramic wall tiling around sink, cooking and working area. Window gives fabulous views over the secluded gardens and across the Thames Valley to the Chilterns in Oxfordshire. Rear Lobby: Fitted shelving along one side, and back door. Door from Dining Room opens into an Inner Hallway. Inner Hallway: Radiator, tiled floor and doors off to a Utility Room and separate Store Room. Utility/Laundry Room: Fitted floor and wall units providing cupboard and drawer storage together with appropriate work surfaces and deep Belfast stone sink. Ample space for appliances including fridge/ freezer and washing machine. Radiator. Store Room: With tiled floor and window. 2nd Kitchen/Breakfast Room: Similarly having fitted floor and wall cupboards providing good cupboard and drawer storage together with shelved wall display cupboards having glazed sliding doors. Quarry tiled floor. Appropriate work surfaces with inset 1 bowl stainless steel sink unit (chrome mixer taps). Double radiator. First Floor Galleried Landing: With carved balustrading along one side facing a tall window giving good country and village views. Double radiator. Bedroom 1: This room has 3 windows along one side giving magnificent views over the gardens and adjoining paddocks to the Chilterns on the opposite of the Thames Valley in Oxfordshire. Fitted corner pedestal wash hand basin. Fitted floor to ceiling Wardrobe Cupboards for clothes storage with built-in shelving and drawers. Bathroom: Comprising ceramic bath (chrome mixer taps and shower handset) pedestal wash hand basin and low level W.C. Large fitted heated Linen Cupboard in corner of room with extensive slatted shelving. Heated chromium towel rail. Bedroom 2: Original chimney breast. Radiator. Pedestal wash hand basin in alcove recess. Upper Landing: Giving access to the following rooms, and with window at end giving good natural light. Door opening onto secondary staircase, and with further staircase leading up to second floor. Door to walk-in Box Room. Box Room: Used as a Dark Room for Photography but still retaining the original high level ceramic reeded W.C. suite now boxed over. Bedroom 3: Twin windows give good natural light and a garden aspect. Chimney breast with period fireplace having painted wooden surround with mantel shelf. Pedestal wash hand basin and Store Cupboard. Double radiator. Laundry Room: Fitted shelving along one side and housing the foam insulated hot water tank with immersion heater. Double radiator. Bathroom: White suite of panelled enamelled steel bath, pedestal wash hand basin and low level W.C. Electrically heated chromium towel rail. Fully glazed tiled walls in contrasting colour scheme. Bedroom 4: Chimney breast with fitted cupboard in alcove containing foam insulated hot water tank with immersion heater, slatted shelving above and separate Store Cupboard over. Bedroom 5: Two built-in Wardrobe Cupboards. Double radiator. Second Floor: Approached by staircase off the Upper Landing. Bedroom 6: With window in gable end giving far reaching views. Fitted book shelves with deep Eaves Cupboard Area for additional storage. Low door gives access into a further large Attic Room with original wide floorboards, exposed structural timbers and with window also in the gable end giving natural light. Outside The property has a splayed gated entrance and drive which widens in front of the house providing ample turning and parking space. The drive continues down to garaging situated at the rear of the garden. Extending across the high banked frontage to Wallingford Road are mature hedging and trees which provide effective all year round privacy. Flanking the drive and forecourt area is a neat lawn with shaped evergreen hedges providing a feature and

Location The picturesque village of Streatley on Thames lies in a scenic valley on the Berkshire side of the river between Reading and Oxford, facing Goring on the Oxfordshire side. The surrounding countryside is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Historically the location of the two villages at a natural crossing point of the river was the reason for the original Settlement being established, set between the rolling Berkshire Downs and Chiltern Hills, known geographically as the Goring Gap’ where the ancient Ridgeway path came down to meet the river after its long journey across Wessex and the Berkshire Downlands before continuing up onto the Chiltern Hills and the Icknield Way. The interesting High Street, which forms the central core of the village running down to the river and the bridge over to Goring, is now a Conservation Area’ with a wealth of period properties many of considerable architectural merit including a thatched cottage, a beautiful William and Mary house and an Elizabethan Farmhouse, supposedly haunted by a lady in white. Following the construction of the railway line through the Thames Valley by Isambard Kingdom Brunel in approximately 1840, the villagers of Streatley decided the railway should be located on the Goring side of the river with the result that while Streatley has changed little, the village of Goring on Thames has grown substantially and is now the larger more dominant village. In the village there is a parish church with Norman origins, a luxury riverside 4 star hotel, The Swan, which also offers a leisure and fitness club and at the top of the High Street is the Bull Inn being an old Coaching Inn from the era when the Royal Mail stopped en route from London to Oxford. There is also a prestigious Golf Club, established over one hundred years ago, set amidst beautiful rolling countryside, a Childrens Nursery and a highly regarded Church of England primary school. The local area generally is well catered for by private and state schools and is in the catchment area for the much acclaimed Downs secondary school in Compton. Across the river, the larger village of Goring on Thames offers a wide range of amenities and facilities including shops, a bank, modern health centre, traditional inns, choice of Restaurants including a highly regarded Riverside Bistro Caf, a Boutique Hotel, library, dentist and importantly a main line railway station providing excellent commuter services to Oxford, Reading and up to London (Paddington). Behind Streatley the ground rises steeply where the Berkshire Downlands meet the wide Thames Valley and from the top there are panoramic views far into Oxfordshire. The woodland and hills surrounding Streatley have been acquired in recent years by the National Trust and there are extensive bridleways and footpaths open to the public. The village has good road and rail communications with easy access to the surrounding towns, motorway networks and for London (via train forty-five minutes, by car approx. one hour). * Reading - 9 miles * Henley on Thames - 13 miles * Oxford - 16 miles * Wallingford - 4 miles *Pangbourne on Thames – 4 miles * Newbury - 14 miles * M4 at Theale (J.12) - 8 miles. * M40 at Lewknor (J.6) – 14 miles The Property 14 The Bull Meadow is a modern detached house of contemporary design having appealing red brick elevations with painted cedar boarding around the covered entrance porch and part whitened rendered elevations both providing contrasting architectural detail, under a pitched tile roof with extended ground floor rooms having vaulted ceilings with high level velux windows. In recent years the property has been the subject of extensive modernisation works throughout to an exacting standard, now forming a modern and contemporary family property that affords spacious and stylish accommodation. The exterior of the property is upon inspection in considerably good repair and benefits also from modern UPVc primary double glazed windows, including the two bow-fronted windows and additionally UPVc soffits and barge boards reducing the external maintenance to a minimum. Accommodation Ground Floor Covered Porch with pitched tiled roof resting on timber support. Entrance Hall: Spacious and light affording an open aspect to the first floor and attractive contemporary timber balustrade. Under stairs store Cupboard. Tall contemporary radiator. Cloakroom: White suite comprising wash hand basin with tiled splash back and low level WC. Radiator. Sitting Room: An impressive spacious and light room affording good natural light and a dual open aspect over both the mature south facing rear garden and terrace with French doors opening out and the mature sheltered front garden. Feature fireplace with smooth stone surround, matching stone mantel and hearth and having open fire for either timber or coal fire. Two radiators. Kitchen / Breakfast Room: Light and spacious affording a convenient dining area off to one end with a central and further modern fitted kitchen comprising a matching range of floor and wall mounted units providing good storage and glazed fronted dresser display units with combination worktops and inset Belfast’ ceramic sink. Built in equipment including eye level double oven with adjacent four ring burner having wide hung extractor over, and dishwasher. Built in space for tall fridge freezer. Open under stairs cupboard. Spice Cupboard. Radiator. Family Room: Approached directly off the Kitchen with a light open aspect over the mature rear garden and access through a timber stable door, the room affords a modern feel with high vaulted ceiling having inset velux windows. Tall contemporary radiator. First Floor Landing: Deep built in airing cupboard containing foam insulated hot water tank with immersion heater, slatted shelving above and with gas-fired wall boiler providing CH and HW. Trap access into Loft. Bedroom 1: Spacious and light with twin front windows giving far reaching views across to Lardon Chase and with the Chilterns in the distance. Built-in double wardrobe cupboard with hanging rail and high level shelf. Door to Ensuite Shower Room; Ensuite Shower Room: Suite comprising walk in shower cubicle with glazed door and sides and shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC. Fitted vanity storage unit. Tiling to wash areas. Bedroom 2: Spacious and light with a pleasant aspect over the mature rear garden. Radiator. Bedroom 3: Spacious and light giving far reaching views across to Lardon Chase and with the Chilterns in the distance. Radiator. Bedroom 4: light with a pleasant aspect over the mature rear garden. Radiator. Family Bathroom: An impressive modern White suite comprising panelled bath with central shower handset, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer taps inset in Indonesian style timber vanity unit with lower glass shelf, and low level WC. Ceramic tiling to all wash areas and floor. Vanity storage cupboard. Tall ribbed towel rail/radiator. Outside The property is situated midway down the small Close on the right hand side, with a lawned front garden having a number of trees, planted borders and shrubs along the frontage, providing a sheltered aspect. Flanking the lawn is a large drive providing additional parking for a few cars. The integral Garage measuring 16’10' x 8’1', has French

The Property 1 Pound Cottages being on the Southern end of the row, has the added benefit of a corner position enabling the addition of a useful Conservatory/Garden Room which abuts the kitchen around the rear corner of the house with paved terraces and brick walls for privacy. A new gas boiler unit has been installed providing warm air ducted central heating and hot water. Also within the last year quality UPVc pdg in sympathetic casement design and matching doors. There is also cavity wall insulated. Original features include herringbone woodblock flooring to ground floor and an Adam’ period style carved pine fireplace in the Sitting Room. Accommodation GROUND FLOOR Paved front path leads up to the period style columned Entrance and Front Door. ENTRANCE LOBBY: Fitted Coat Rail and glazed casement inner door into the Sitting Room. CLOAKROOM: White suite of corner wash hand basin and low level W.C. SITTING ROOM with DINING AREA Situated at the front with wide Bay window having wide ranging westerly views. Chimney breats with fireplace having period style carved Pine surround with marble inset and raised hearth and fitted Gas fire. Room recess by Lobby with staircase off to First Floor, and with built-in cupboards housing the gas boiler. Feature built-in bespoke shelved display unit with cupboards under and an arched top in period style. The Dining Area in the rear of the room has full height casement windows with central French door opening into the patio garden. KITCHEN: Fitted wall and floor units with appropriate work surfaces including inset 1 bowl stainless steel sink unit. Ceramic wall tiling around sink and working areas. Built-in space for appliances. CONSERVATORY/GARDEN ROOM: A versatile room wrapped around the rear corner of the house taking advantage of a east/south aspect with views of surrounding period properties and interesting street scene. French doors give access on 2 sides to the side and rear patio gardens. FIRST FLOOR LANDING: Window giving good natural light and interesting views of nearby period properties and National Trust hillsides in the distance. Trap access with ladder up into insulated and boarded Loft which has electric light. Deep built-in Airing Cupboard containing foam insulated hot water tank with immersion heater and slatted shelving for linen storage. Fitted cupboards providing additional shelved storage. BEDROOM 1: Attractive easterly views with the Chilterns in the distance. Built-in Wardrobe Cupboard. BEDROOM 2: With twin casement sash front windows giving westerly views across to the National Trust hillsides. Built-in Wardrobe Cupboard. BEDROOM 3: Enjoying similar views as in Bedroom 1. BATHROOM: White suite of Heritage wash hand basin, bidet and low level W.C. Plumbing concealed behind basin and W.C. in fitted unit with double cupboard under. Large shower cubicle with controls providing 3 options including fixed head, flexible handset and jet spray. Ceramic tiled walls around 2 walls. Electric underfloor heating. OUTSIDE The property has a particularly advantageous corner position being side on to the historic High Street with the frontage overlooking a small green. Across the front of the house is a lawned garden with central path leading to the front entrance. A low brick and flint wall extends along the frontage and around the side garden. There are flower and shrub borders flanking the lawned areas which also contain a variety of spring bulbs particularly daffodils and bluebells. There is also Laburnum tree, various differing roses and an abundance of Hollyhocks and Hebes all providing colour and interest throughout the seasons. On the side fronting the High Street behind the low brick boundary wall are wide shallow central steps and a footpath leading to a tall pedestrian gate which opens into an inner Courtyard Area enclosed by brick walling and attractive fencing providing complete privacy. This area is mainly stone flagged with a separate raised garden area containing herbs and shrubs around which is a low brick retaining wall. The patio courtyard area ideally lends itself for al-fresco’ dining. Located in the corner is a timber Store Shed above which is an established fremontedendron. A wide footpath leads around the rear of the house flanked on one side by raised walling with inset planter particularly useful for early wallflowers followed by sweet peas and campanulas, leading to a further patio area behind the house. A high brick wall extends along the rear boundary. The property has the benefit of a brick built single Garage located in a separate block located immediately to the rear of the terrace and approached over a private road. The garage belonging to Number 1 is the first one in on the right hand side when approaching from the High Street. Services All main services are connected to the property. Ducted warm air central heating and domestic hot water supply from Johnson & Starley gas boiler unit housed in the understairs cupboard. Secondary hot water supply from immersion heater. Local Authority West Berkshire Council, Council Offices, Market Street, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 5LD Tel: Council Tax Band: D’ Current year’s charges payable 11/12: 1, 395.38 Directions From our offices in the centre of Goring turn left and proceed down the High Street across the river bridge and continue up to the top of Streatley High Street where 1 Pound Cottages will be found on the right hand side before reaching the traffic lights. Behind the property a private service road leads behind the terrace of houses through to the separate garaging and parking area. The garages are also accessed off the Wallingford Road. Lifestyle Activities Historic Sites High Street Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Storage Ground Floor 1st Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Attic Bay Windows Central Heating Conservatory Courtyard Fireplace French Doors Garage Insulation Lobby Shed Underfloor Heating Views Water Tank Patio Fixtures and Furnishings Shower. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1170159/

The Wing of a substantial period Manor House which has been sympathetically refurbished. The house is in a semi-rural location, conveniently located for access to Waterloo and Paddington, and stands in a plot of approximately an acre with delightful and extensive gardens featuring river frontage. 2Nd Floor : Main Bedroom * Bedroom 3 * Shower Room * Walk-In Airing Cupboard 1St Floor : Lounge * Bedroom 2 * Bedroom 4/Study * Study/Library * Family Bathroom GROUNd Floor : Large Entrance Hall * Cloakroom * Dining Room Kitchen/Breakfast Room * Large Utility Room * Large Cellar Original Wood Floors & Doors * Oil Fired Central Heating Front Garden * Timber Built Garage * Ample Driveway Parking Large South Facing Rear Garden Leading To River The Wing of a former Manor House built in 1910 to a high specification for the Countess of Jersey. Refurbished by the current owners and offering adaptable accommodation on three floors plus large cellarage area, refurbished original pine flooring, open fireplaces in dining room and lounge. The large sash windows and high ceilings ensure a light, airy interior with views over the surrounding gardens. Approached from gravel driveway through front door giving access to:- Large Entrance Hall Features: Original pine floor, double panel radiator, single panel radiator, original doors to dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom and cellar, staircase leading to first floor. Dining Room 14'5 x 12'1 (4.40m x 3.68m) Features: Twin sash windows with front aspect, original pine floor, brick fireplace with open fire, wooden mantel and tiled hearth, double panel radiator, coved cornice to ceiling. Cloakroom Features: Low flush WC with push button flush, wash hand basin with mixer tap, half tiled walls, window with side aspect. Kitchen/Breakfast Room 12'2 x 11'10 (3.71m x 3.60m) Features: Twin sash windows with rear aspect overlooking garden, original pine floor, Stoneham fitted kitchen comprising range of burr maple units, extensive granite worksurface, integrated dishwasher, integrated large fridge, inset ceramic hob with twin electric fan ovens under and extractor hood over, inset stainless steel corner sink with mixer tap, dado rail, heated towel rail, double panel radiator, recessed lights to ceiling, open to utility room. Utility Room 10'4 x 7'3 (3.14m x 2.21m) Features: Door leading to rear garden, range of cupboards, space for freezer, space and plumbing for washing machine, stainless steel sink, quarry tiled floor. First Floor Landing Features: Staircase leading to second floor, original doors to lounge, bedroom 2, family bathroom, bedroom 4/study & library, double built-in storage cupboard, double panel radiator. Lounge 15'6 x 12'0 (4.72m x 3.66m) Features: Twin sash windows with rear aspect overlooking rear garden, sash window with side aspect, fireplace with decorative tiles, slate hearth and wooden mantel, double panel radiator, coved cornice to ceiling, TV point. Bedroom 2 12'0 x 8'9 (3.66m x 2.67m) Features: Twin sash windows with front aspect, coved cornice to ceiling, single panel radiator. Family Bathroom 9'8 x 6'6 (2.95m x 1.98m) Features: Twin sash windows with side aspect, half tiled walls, tiled window sill, wood panel enclosed bath with Victorian style hand shower and mixer tap, low flush WC with wooden seat, wash basin, single panel radiator. Bedroom 4/Study 12'0 x 7'2 into recess (3.66m x 2.19m) Features: Sash window with rear aspect, coved cornice to ceiling, single panel radiator, original fireplace, telephone point. Study/Library 11'3 x 5'1 (3.43m x 1.54m) Features: Sash window with front aspect, range of fitted varnished pine cupboards, shelving and desk, telephone point. Second Floor Landing Features: Original doors to main bedroom, shower room & bedroom 3, door to walk-in airing cupboard housing hot water tank, built-in double wardrobe, access to loft space, single panel radiator. Bedroom 1 19'6 x 9'4 (5.94m x 2.84m) Features: Window with rear aspect overlooking garden, original pine floor, original fireplace, double panel radiator. Shower Room Features: Window with side aspect, shower cubicle with power shower and folding glazed door, low flush WC, bidet, wash basin, single panel radiator, wood panelling to walls. Bedroom 3 9'3 x 8'10 (2.82m x 2.69m) Features: Window with front aspect, single panel radiator. Outside Garage Single garage of timber construction located to the front of the property. Front Garden There is a long gravel driveway leading to the house providing ample parking. The drive is edged with a combination of brick wall and hedging to one side, and picket fencing and hedging to the other side with an area of lawn. Rear Garden The rear garden is a real feature of the house and is extremely well stocked with a wide variety of trees, shrubs and plants. There is a south facing, walled, terrace garden immediately to the rear of the property with a paved patio area leading to a well kept lawn and extremely well stocked flower borders. Steps lead down to a paved path leading to the rest of the garden and side access to the front of the house. There is a door to a small Garden Store Room. The rest of the garden is laid to lawn with a large number of planted borders and beds, including a vegetable garden a pond, and various fruit trees. Within this area is a Wooden Garden Shed and Greenhouse. The garden then becomes more naturalised and leads down to the river bank with its own river frontage. Situation Located on the Woodley/Hurst borders, the property enjoys a semi-rural location with the leisure facilities of Dinton Pastures close by, whilst benefitting from the convenience of superb access to commuter routes. Mainline railway stations at Reading, Twyford (3 miles) (Paddington line); and Winnersh (1 mile) (Waterloo line). M4 motorway is within 3 miles via A329M. Apart from the local shopping centre, the neighbouring town centres of Reading and Wokingham offer comprehensive shopping facilities. Directions From our office in Forest Road, turn left onto the Forest Road and proceed on this road for approximately two miles (going across three roundabouts) until you come to a T junction where you turn right onto the A321 in the direction of Hurst. Follow this road for a short distance, then turn left onto Lines Road. After a mile turn left at the T junction onto Davis Street (B3030), then turn right onto Sandford Lane (signposted Woodley). Continue on this road for about three quarters of a mile where the property can be found on the right hand side. Viewing By Appointment With The Owners' Sole Agents Keith Gibbs Estate Agents Providence House, Forest Road, Binfield, Berkshire, RG42 4HP TEL: FAX: Whilst the price quoted relates to instructions given by the Vendors at the time of circulation these may later be varied at their discretion with other special conditions or instructions which relate to pricing and marketing strategy for which we cannot be held responsible and directly affects the sale/marketing of the property. Lifestyle Activities Rural Town Woods Amenities and Services Parking Train Station Property Characteristics High Ceilings Renovated South Facing Storage Victorian Ground Floor 1st Floor 2nd Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Attic Cellar Cloakroom Dining Room Fireplace Fitted Kitchen Garage Greenhouse Library Lobby Pond Sash Windows Shed Study Views Water Tank Wooden Floors Patio Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Fridge Shower Telephone Television Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1319794/

Situated in a select gated development within close proximity to Crowthorne railway station, a three bedroom town house in show home condition. Accommodation comprises a modern fitted kitchen, lounge/diner, downstairs cloakroom, two double bedrooms on the first floor, one with ensuite and a separate family bathroom. The top floor has been converted to provide master bedroom with ensuite, the property benefits from having two allocated parking spaces located directly at the front of the property. Situation Talavera Close was built c.2005 and is a sought after development situated to the west of Crowthorne village and not far from Crowthorne railway station with the additional driving convenience to Reading, Bracknell and Camberley which provide access to the M3 and M4 motorways. Good local schools at all levels are within reasonable distance (subject to catchment areas). Also nearby are many noteworthy landmarks/beauty spots which include the National Trust 'Ridges', Wellington College, Heathlake Park with its' pleasant woodlands walks around the Heath Lake, the Devils Highway walkway and Wildmoor Heath Nature Reserve which is ideal for walkers and cyclists alike. Outside The property is approached via electronic gates and benefits from two allocated parking spaces situated directly in front of the property. To the rear is a fully enclosed rear garden with patio area and the remainder mainly laid to lawn with shrub borders, to the rear of the garden there is a gravelled seating area. Council Tax Band E Local Authority Bracknell Forest Borough Council Lifestyle Activities Hiking Lake Town Village Development Woods Amenities and Services Parking Schools Train Station Property Characteristics Terraced Conversion 1st Floor Top Floor Property Features Garden Allocated Parking Cloakroom Ensuite Fitted Kitchen Patio. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1343518/

Summary Situated in this popular & sought-after residential location on the South West side of Maidenhead with good access to the M4 and M40 via the A404M & National Trust Commons at Maidenhead Thicket is this superbly presented & spacious four bedroom detached family home enjoying South facing gardens. Description Situated in this popular and sought-after residential location on the South West side of Maidenhead with good access to the M4 and M40 via the A404M and National Trust Commons at Maidenhead Thicket is this superbly presented and spacious four bedroom detached family home enjoying South facing gardens. Highly Recommended. Entrance Porch  Recess porch with courtesy light point, timber door with matching panel giving access to: Entrance Hall  A spacious hallway with stairs rising to the first floor landing, double radiator, Georgian style doors giving access to: Cloakroom  Double glazed window to side, white suite of low level w.c., wall mounted wash hand basin with tiled splashbacks, useful understairs storage area with wall mounted gas fired boiler for central heating and domestic hot water, further storage space and electric meters. Sitting Room 19' 2" x 11' 10" ( 5.84m x 3.61m ) Enjoying a twin aspect over the rear garden, double glazed window, double glazed French door, matching panels to either side, t.v. point, telephone aerial point, two double radiators, coved ceiling, double doors to Entrance Hall. Dining Room 12' 3" x 9' 10" ( 3.73m x 3.00m ) Double glazed bow window to front, double radiator, coved ceiling, double doors to Entrance Hall. Kitchen 10' 1" x 9' 6" ( 3.07m x 2.90m ) Double glazed window to front, well fitted with an extensive range of coloured wall and base level units complimented by ample granite effect roll edge work surfaces incorporating inset one and a half bowl single drainer sink unit with contemporary chrome mixer tap, inset four ring hob with concealed extractor hood over and complimentary oven beneath, plumbing for dishwasher and automatic washing machine, appliance space for fridgefreezer, tiled splashbacks and surrounds, part-glazed door to side, coved ceiling, double radiator. First Floor Landing  A spacious part-galleried landing with double glazed window to side, airing cupboard housing lag tank with slatted shelving, access to roof space, Georgian style doors giving access to: Bedroom 1 12' x 10' 10" ( 3.66m x 3.30m ) Double glazed window to rear enjoying a private mature outlook, coved ceiling, radiator. Bedroom 2 10' 2" x 10' ( 3.10m x 3.05m ) Two double glazed windows to front, double radiator, coved ceiling. Bedroom 3 10' x 8' 8" ( 3.05m x 2.64m ) Double glazed window to front, double radiator, coved ceiling. Bedroom 4 9' 6" x 8' ( 2.90m x 2.44m ) Double glazed window to rear enjoying similar views to Bedroom 1, radiator, coved ceiling. Bathroom  Double glazed window to side, white suite comprising panel enclosed bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, low level w.c., pedestal wash hand basin, half tiled walls, coved ceiling, radiator. Outside  Front Garden  An open plan garden with front bed to front boundary, long driveway to the left hand side of the property which provides off-street parking for several vehicles and gives access to: Garage  Larger than average garage with metal up and over door to front, power and light, workshop/utility area to the rear of the garage, double doors to the rear garden. Rear Garden  The rear garden in a feature of the property and enjoys a sunny South facing aspect and enjoys total seclusion to the rear boundary. Flagstone patio area adjoining the rear of the property with flagstone pathway extending to the side of the property, good expanse of lawn with well stocked and mature flower and shrub beds and borders all enclosed by brick walls and wooden panel fencing. Directions From Maidenhead town centre head West along the A4 towards Reading, continue to the outskirts of Maidenhead and at the mini roundabout prior to Maidenhead Thicket turn left into Cannon Lane. Continue down Cannon Lane passing under the A404M, continue for some distance having passed the Thatch Cottage pub on the right hand side take the next left into Highfield Lane. Barn Drive will be found as the first turning on the right. Having entered Barn Drive, at the t-junction turn right and number 24 will be found on the left hand side. 1. Money Laundering Regulations: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. 3. Measurements: These approximate room sizes are only intended as general guidance. You must verify the dimensions carefully before ordering carpets or any built-in furniture. 4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase. 5. These Particulars Are Issued In Good Faith But Do Not Constitute Representations Of Fact Or Form Part Of Any Offer Or Contract. The Matters Referred To In These Particulars Should Be Independently Verified By Prospective Buyers Or Tenants. Neither Sequence (UK) Limited Nor Any Of Its Employees Or Agents Has Any Authority To Make Or Give Any Representation Or Warranty Whatever In Relation To This Property.

Summary Standing in larger than average gardens, a well presented chalet style semi-detached property in the ever popular Highway area of Maidenhead within the catchment area of the sought-after Newlands Girls School. Description . Entrance Hall Part glazed residential entrance door with double glazed sealed units, stairs to first floor with under stair storage cupboard, wall mounted electric fan assisted radiator, further double radiator, telephone point. Lounge 14' 6" x 11' ( 4.42m x 3.35m ) Most attractive stone fireplace with hearth and mantle with ornamental pebble effect gas fire as fitted with chrome surround, double radiator, coving, television point, sealed unit double glazed front aspect window, specialist flooring, double doorway (at present blocked) could lead through to: Dining Room 13' x 10' 6" ( 3.96m x 3.20m ) Double radiator, coving, built-in shelved display units, sealed unit double glazed sliding patio doors to: Sun Lounge / Garden Room 8' 9" x 8' 9" ( 2.67m x 2.67m ) Wall light points, sealed unit double glazed double casement doors with matching windows to terrace and gardens. Kitchen 11' 3" x 9' 3" ( 3.43m x 2.82m ) Range of textured roll top work surfaces complimented by white units incorporating stainless steel corner double bowl wash hand basin with monobloc mixer tap and drainer, range of drawers, cupboards and appliance space under, matching wall cupboards over with work top lighting under and open corner display unit, tiled, splash backs surrounding, cooker space with cooker hood over, plumbing and space for washing machine and dishwasher, space for under counter fridge, gas fired boiler for domestic hot water and heating, coving, sealed unit double glazed rear aspect window and sealed unit double glazed stable style door with glazed top panel to carport and gardens, glazed door to entrance hall. Bedroom Three 10' x 9' ( 3.05m x 2.74m ) Double radiator, sealed unit double glazed front aspect window, coving. Bathroom Panel enclosed bath with mixer shower attachment and separate Galaxy electric power shower with glazed shower screen and fully tiled splash backs surrounding, vanity wash hand basin with double cupboards under, fully tiled splash backs, remaining walls being half tiled, shaver point, radiator, heated towel rail, sealed unit double glazed side aspect window. Separate W.C. With white low level suite, corner wash hand basin, tiled splashback, sealed unit double glazed side aspect window, coving. First Floor Landing With sealed unit double glazed side aspect window. Bedroom 1 14' x 11' max ( 4.27m x 3.35m max ) Double radiator, sealed unit double glazed front aspect window, access to loft space. Bedroom 2 8' 9" x 8' 9" plus deep door recess ( 2.67m x 2.67m plus deep door recess ) Double radiator, sealed unit double glazed rear aspect window, airing cupboard housing factory lagged hot water tank with slatted shelving, further access to eaves storage space, built-in double wardrobe cupboard with shelving. Outside Front Garden Coloured shingle providing driveway and off street parking, small area of lawn with well stocked evergreen/floral borders with stained picket fence to the front and side boundary, outside light point, double timber doors leading to: Covered Carport / Forecourt With open access to rear garden. Garage Detached garage with up and over door, light and power points, replacement door. Rear Garden An undoubted feature of the property enjoying a delightful South facing aspect with concrete terrace and paved patio/pergola, together with decked pergola with productive vine and Honeysuckle, which in turn leads onto an area of lawn with very well stocked floral beds and borders, mature Apple tree, brick barbecue and useful potting shed/garden store, further timber store and concrete pathway leading to a further expanse of lawns and pea shingle patio terracing with young fruit trees and well stocked evergreen/shrubbery beds and borders, offering a delightful setting and outlook from the property. Directions From Maidenhead Town Centre take the A4 Bath Road West towards Reading. Continue for about 1.5 miles and upon reaching the Alfa Romeo garage on your right, turn right into Highway Avenue. Proceed to the T-Junction with Farm Road and turn left, take the first right into Headington Road and proceed for a short distance and turn left into Farm Road, number 110 will be found a short way down on your left hand side. 1. Money Laundering Regulations: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. 3. Measurements: These approximate room sizes are only intended as general guidance. You must verify the dimensions carefully before ordering carpets or any built-in furniture. 4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase. 5. These Particulars Are Issued In Good Faith But Do Not Constitute Representations Of Fact Or Form Part Of Any Offer Or Contract. The Matters Referred To In These Particulars Should Be Independently Verified By Prospective Buyers Or Tenants. Neither Sequence (UK) Limited Nor Any Of Its Employees Or Agents Has Any Authority To Make Or Give Any Representation Or Warranty Whatever In Relation To This Property. Lifestyle Activities Town Amenities and Services Parking Schools Property Characteristics Detatched Semi-detached South Facing Storage 1st Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Attic Central Heating Double Glazing Fireplace Garage Lobby Off Street Parking Shed Stables Views Water Tank Carport Patio Fixtures and Furnishings Barbecue Bath Carpets Cooker Dishwasher Fridge Shower Telephone Television Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1289744/

Summary Situated in this popular & sought-after residential location on the South West side of Maidenhead with good access to the M4 and M40 via the A404M & National Trust Commons at Maidenhead Thicket is this superbly presented & spacious four bedroom detached family home enjoying South facing gardens. Description Situated in this popular and sought-after residential location on the South West side of Maidenhead with good access to the M4 and M40 via the A404M and National Trust Commons at Maidenhead Thicket is this superbly presented and spacious four bedroom detached family home enjoying South facing gardens. Highly Recommended. Entrance Porch Recess porch with courtesy light point, timber door with matching panel giving access to: Entrance Hall A spacious hallway with stairs rising to the first floor landing, double radiator, Georgian style doors giving access to: Cloakroom Double glazed window to side, white suite of low level w.c., wall mounted wash hand basin with tiled splashbacks, useful understairs storage area with wall mounted gas fired boiler for central heating and domestic hot water, further storage space and electric meters. Sitting Room 19' 2" x 11' 10" ( 5.84m x 3.61m ) Enjoying a twin aspect over the rear garden, double glazed window, double glazed French door, matching panels to either side, t.v. point, telephone aerial point, two double radiators, coved ceiling, double doors to Entrance Hall. Dining Room 12' 3" x 9' 10" ( 3.73m x 3.00m ) Double glazed bow window to front, double radiator, coved ceiling, double doors to Entrance Hall. Kitchen 10' 1" x 9' 6" ( 3.07m x 2.90m ) Double glazed window to front, well fitted with an extensive range of coloured wall and base level units complimented by ample granite effect roll edge work surfaces incorporating inset one and a half bowl single drainer sink unit with contemporary chrome mixer tap, inset four ring hob with concealed extractor hood over and complimentary oven beneath, plumbing for dishwasher and automatic washing machine, appliance space for fridgefreezer, tiled splashbacks and surrounds, part-glazed door to side, coved ceiling, double radiator. First Floor Landing A spacious part-galleried landing with double glazed window to side, airing cupboard housing lag tank with slatted shelving, access to roof space, Georgian style doors giving access to: Bedroom 1 12' x 10' 10" ( 3.66m x 3.30m ) Double glazed window to rear enjoying a private mature outlook, coved ceiling, radiator. Bedroom 2 10' 2" x 10' ( 3.10m x 3.05m ) Two double glazed windows to front, double radiator, coved ceiling. Bedroom 3 10' x 8' 8" ( 3.05m x 2.64m ) Double glazed window to front, double radiator, coved ceiling. Bedroom 4 9' 6" x 8' ( 2.90m x 2.44m ) Double glazed window to rear enjoying similar views to Bedroom 1, radiator, coved ceiling. Bathroom Double glazed window to side, white suite comprising panel enclosed bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, low level w.c., pedestal wash hand basin, half tiled walls, coved ceiling, radiator. Outside Front Garden An open plan garden with front bed to front boundary, long driveway to the left hand side of the property which provides off-street parking for several vehicles and gives access to: Garage Larger than average garage with metal up and over door to front, power and light, workshop/utility area to the rear of the garage, double doors to the rear garden. Rear Garden The rear garden in a feature of the property and enjoys a sunny South facing aspect and enjoys total seclusion to the rear boundary. Flagstone patio area adjoining the rear of the property with flagstone pathway extending to the side of the property, good expanse of lawn with well stocked and mature flower and shrub beds and borders all enclosed by brick walls and wooden panel fencing. Directions From Maidenhead town centre head West along the A4 towards Reading, continue to the outskirts of Maidenhead and at the mini roundabout prior to Maidenhead Thicket turn left into Cannon Lane. Continue down Cannon Lane passing under the A404M, continue for some distance having passed the Thatch Cottage pub on the right hand side take the next left into Highfield Lane. Barn Drive will be found as the first turning on the right. Having entered Barn Drive, at the t-junction turn right and number 24 will be found on the left hand side. 1. Money Laundering Regulations: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. 3. Measurements: These approximate room sizes are only intended as general guidance. You must verify the dimensions carefully before ordering carpets or any built-in furniture. 4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase. 5. These Particulars Are Issued In Good Faith But Do Not Constitute Representations Of Fact Or Form Part Of Any Offer Or Contract. The Matters Referred To In These Particulars Should Be Independently Verified By Prospective Buyers Or Tenants. Neither Sequence (UK) Limited Nor Any Of Its Employees Or Agents Has Any Authority To Make Or Give Any Representation Or Warranty Whatever In Relation To This Property. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t867482/

Location Situated between Reading and Oxford on the borders of Oxfordshire and Berkshire lies the picturesque village of Goring on Thames, nestling on the bank of the river opposite the village of Streatley in the Goring Gap’, an historic crossing point of the Thames where the ancient Ridgeway Path comes down from the Berkshire Downlands to meet the river and the Chiltern Hills and then continuing eventually on to the Icknield Way into East Anglia. The surrounding countryside is designated an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ and the centres of both Goring and Streatley are now Conservation Areas’, thus preserving the many notable period properties, some of which date back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Goring offers a good range of amenities, including shops, banks, library, modern health centre, dentist, several traditional inns and restaurants, hotel, churches of several denominations and an excellent primary school with a wide range of private and state schools in the local area. Importantly the village boasts a mainline railway station which provides excellent commuter services up to London (Paddington) in well under the hour. There are also good road communications to the surrounding towns and both the M4 and M40 motorway networks. Streatley on Thames, on the Berkshire side of the river, is another picturesque village surrounded by hills and woodlands now mainly owned by the National Trust. Fronting onto the river by the bridge crossing over the Goring is the luxury 4 star riverside hotel the Swan renowned for its fine cuisine and leisure and fitness facilities. * READING - 10 miles * NEWBURY - 13 miles * OXFORD - 19 miles * M4 at Theale (J12) - 9 miles * M40 at Lewknor (J6) - 15 miles * HEATHROW AIRPORT - approx. 40 miles WALLINGFORD - 5 miles * HENLEY on THAMES - 13 miles. Gatehampton Road lies on the southern edge of the village, being a no through’ road leading out to scenic countryside where there are panoramic views of the surrounding Chilterns and Berkshire Downlands which lie facing one another on either side of the Thames Valley as the River flows downstream towards Pangbourne. The road comprises mainly individual detached properties, some dating back to just after the First World War, having good-sized garden plots. There is easy access to the railway station, primary school and for the High Street shops and amenities in the centre of the village. Sheepcot Playing Field and the tennis courts are also located in the road and there are numerous country and riverside walks close at hand. The Property 2 Gatehampton Road is a fine example of the late Victorian builders craft and is believed to have been built around 1900. The house has appealing brick elevations under a pitched, clay tile roof. Internally the property benefits from spacious and well appointed accommodation being beautifully presented throughout having had substantial investment both internally and externally over the last year including new kitchen, bathrooms, complete re-roofing and now with the addition of a very successful and sympathetic 2 storey extension to the rear and front of the property. The gardens and grounds have also been completely transformed with the restoration of the original Barn which now makes a great additional living/work space, the drive has been re-laid providing ample parking for several cars, a new patio terrace has been created which would be ideal for Alfresco’ dining and a new lawned area has been laid down which enjoys a sheltered sunny aspect and takes advantage of the glorious views across to the National Trust hillsides on the Berkshire side of the river. Accommodation GROUND FLOOR Front Entrance Porch with carved timber supports and original wooden panelled door with glazed casement top panel. RECEPTION HALL: The original red and black quarry tiled floor has been fully restored and is one of the many original features of the property. Stairs off leading to first floor and panelled doors on either side leading into the Sitting Room, Dining Room and newly built Cloakroom. Wall thermostat control for C.H. CLOAKROOM: A good sized room with a double glazed sash window giving good natural light. Comprising a white suite of pedestal wash hand basin in built in unit with cupboard underneath, and low level W.C. Ceramic tiled floor. Heated chrome towel rail. Fitted coat rail. Inset ceiling lighting. SITTING ROOM: A well-proportioned room with a wide bay window letting good natural light into the room. A particular focus of the room is the open fireplace with raised tiled hearth and decorative wooden surround. There is also a newly fitted wooden panelled door with double glazed casement top panel leading out into the newly laid Patio Terrace and lawned Garden. Newly fitted carpet. T.V. aerial point. Double radiators. DINING ROOM: Windows on two sides give good natural light and a southerly aspect over the newly laid hard standing and newly refurbished Period Barn. The room also benefits from a Chimney breast with original fireplace recess and a new oak laminate floor. Double radiator. KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM: Newly fitted with an attractive Shaker’ style modern kitchen comprising a matching range of wall and floor mounted units providing good cupboard and drawer storage with appropriate work surfaces around 3 sides. Inset stainless steel sink unit (Chrome mixer taps). Ceramic wall tiling around sink, cooking and working areas. Built-in Belling Country Range’ oven with 8 Gas rings and a new chrome extractor hood. Built in spaces for tall fridge/freezer, washing machine and dish washer. The kitchen also benefits from a newly laid ceramic tiled floor. An original Stable Door opens out onto a newly built low level brick wall with steps down to the driveway and Period Barn. A brand new Glow Warm Gas combination boiler has been installed supplying C.H and H.W. FIRST FLOOR LANDING An L-shaped landing giving access to all rooms with original sash window giving views across to the National Trust hillsides on the Berkshire side of the river. MASTER BEDROOM: With views across to the National Trust hillsides on the Berkshire side of the river above Streatley. There is a range of floor-to-ceiling Fitted Furniture comprising double wardrobe cupboard with separate store cupboard and a new carpet has also been fitted. EN SUITE SHOWER ROOM: A light and bright room with large double glazed sash window. New white suite comprising walk-in double shower unit with sliding opening doors, ceramic fully tiled internally and with built in Mira wall shower with flexible handset, pedestal wash hand basin in fitted unit with cupboard underneath and a mirrored medicine cabinet above with shaving point, and low level W.C. Chrome heated towel rail. Inset ceiling lighting. Ceramic tiled floor. Radiator. BEDROOM 2: Having distant views of the Chilterns countryside surrounding the Oxfordshire side of the village. Original fitted Wardrobe Cupboard in alcove recess with hanging rail and shelf and also benefitting from a newly fitted carpet. Radiator. BEDROOM 3 Having distant views of the Chilterns countryside surrounding the Oxfordshire side of the village and benefitting from a newly fitted carpet. Trap access into insulated Loft. Double radiator. FAMILY BATHROOM: Having a new white suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin (chrome mixer taps), low level W.C. and panelled bath (chrome mixer taps) with shower handset. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t858693/

Location Situated between Reading and Oxford on the borders of Oxfordshire and Berkshire lies the picturesque village of Goring on Thames, nestling on the bank of the river opposite the village of Streatley in the Goring Gap’, an historic crossing point of the Thames where the ancient Ridgeway Path comes down from the Berkshire Downlands to meet the river and then onto the Chiltern Hills continuing eventually on the Icknield Way into East Anglia. The surrounding countryside is designated an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ and the centres of both Goring and Streatley are now Conservation Areas’, thus preserving the many notable period properties, some of which date back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Goring offers a good range of amenities, including shops, banks, library, modern health centre, dentist, several traditional inns and restaurants, Boutique hotel, churches of several denominations and an excellent primary school with a wide range of private and state schools in the local area. Importantly the village boasts a mainline railway station which provides excellent commuter services up to London (Paddington) in well under the hour. There are also good road communications to the surrounding towns and both the M4 and M40 motorway networks. Streatley on Thames, on the Berkshire side of the river, is another picturesque village surrounded by hills and woodlands now mainly owned by the National Trust. Fronting onto the river by the bridge crossing over the Goring is the luxury 4 star riverside hotel the Swan renowned for its fine cuisine and leisure and fitness facilities. * Reading - 10 miles * Newbury - 13 miles * Oxford - 19 miles * M4 at Theale (J12) - 9 miles * M40 at Lewknor (J6) - 15 miles * Heathrow - approx. 40 miles Wallingford - 5 miles * Henley on Thames - 13 miles. Summerfield Rise is a quiet close situated off the tree lined Elvendon Road as it leaves Goring, winding up through the scenic Elvendon Valley towards Woodcote passing Elvendon Priory, a superb Grade I listed period house. The Elvendon Valley is surrounded by mainly private Estate farm and woodland and is renowned for its mass of daffodils in spring and for the chestnut trees which line the road. There are numerous footpaths and bridleways leading off the road. Elvendon Road, approached off theWallingford Road near the primary school, leads in an Easterly direction out of the village, winding up through the scenic Elvendon Valley passing the Grade I Listed Elvendon Priory with private, estate owned farmland and woodland on each side. The tree lined road is known for its abundance of spring flowers especially bluebells and for the chestnut trees which extend along part of the road as it climbs up to Goring Heath and Woodcote. The Property Built in approximately 1960, 14 Summerfield Rise is of contemporary design and construction having brick elevations under a pitched and gabled tile roof together with modern velux windows to the first floor. The property has been the subject of considerable improvement, adaptation and tasteful refurbishment in recent years notably with a sympathetic conversion of the spacious first floor loft area which has provided an additional bedroom as well as a bathroom. Other major works include the installation of uPvc primary double glazed windows with a complementary casement design, refitting of the kitchen / breakfast room, cloakroom, and shower room. Outside there has been much thought placed on landscaping the attractive and mature grounds which are apparent on viewing the property. Summary Covered Entrance Porch opening into Reception Hall Spacious Sitting Room with fireplace; Dining Room / Bedroom 4 Kitchen / Breakfast Room Cloakroom Family Shower Room 3 / 4 Bedrooms including Master Suite with Ensuite Bathroom Gas Fired Central Heating Private Entrance Drive with Garage having attached Store Established private and mature front and rear Gardens with Terraces at rear overlooking the main well planted tree-fringed Garden and Countryside Beyond Large timber Summer House & Shed Accommodation Ground Floor Enclosed Entrance Lobby: Hardwood casement door with decorative glazed upper opens through to enclosed entrance lobby having decorative tiled floor with casement glazing to two sides affording open aspect over the grounds. Reception Hall: Arranged in a L’ shape extending through the central part of the property and staircase leading up to the first floor. Built-In Coat Cupboard. Two radiators. Cloakroom: Comprising a matching fitted suite of bidet, and low level pedestal wash hand basin and w.c. with surround vanity unit providing good storage and display. Ceramic half tiled walls. Inner Hall: Built in Laundry Cupboard having slatted shelving and hanging space with useful fitted radiator. Built-in Laundry Cupboard having plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. Bedroom 2: A light and spacious dual aspect room affording an open aspect over the mature front garden having an extensive array of fitted and built-in wardrobes, bedside tables, and dressing table. Radiator. Bedroom 3: A light dual aspect room affording an open aspect over the mature from garden. Radiator. Shower Room: Comprising walk-in shower cubicle with shower mounted over and glazed door to one side. Ceramic floor tiling. Fitted glazed vanity shelves. Sitting Room: A light and spacious dual aspect room affording a delightful aspect over the landscaped rear garden with French doors opening out and a central featured working fireplace having stone backing and hearth and a ornate timber surround and mantle. Attractive alcove recess display shelving. Radiator. Dining Room: Affording a light aspect over the side garden with double doors opening out. Fitted alcove recess storage and display cupboards / shelving. Radiator. Kitchen / Breakfast Room: A spacious room comprising a modern fitted comprehensive range of attractive, carved fronted wall and floor units providing good cupboard and drawer storage space and with features including glazed doors to wall units, display shelving, wine rack, and breakfast bar. Appropriate work surfaces together with inset 1 bowl sink unit (mixer taps). Ceramic wall tiling around sink, working and cooking areas, and floor. Range of built-in equipment spaces including oven with fitted brushed steel extractor canopy over, dishwasher, and tall fridge freezer. Wall mounted gas fired combination boiler. First Floor Bedroom 1: A spacious well lit room overlooking the attractive landscaped rear garden with space for a dressing area. Three fitted floor cupboards. Radiator. Door to en-suite bathroom; Ensuite Bathroom: Comprising modern suite of pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splash back and vanity storage below, low level w.c. and panelled bath with centrally fitted shower over. Ceramic tiled walls. Extractor fan. Outside Across the frontage there is a wide grassed front lawn with a small hedged copse maintaining the front boundary flanked by picket fencing, mature trees, and a wide tarmac driveway affording ample parking. The Detached Garage measures 23’2 x 10, 3 internally with an up-and-over’ entrance door, side door, fitted light and power and an internal access Lifestyle Activities Rural Historic Sites Town Village Hills Riverside Woods Amenities and Services Parking Laundry Schools Shops Train Station Property Characteristics Detatched Conversion Storage 1960s Listed 1st Floor Property Features Garden Attic Central Heating Cloakroom Dining Room Double Glazing Ensuite Fireplace French Doors Garage Landscaped Gardens Library Lobby Porch Reception Summer House Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Dryer Fridge Shower Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t985448/

Location The picturesque village of Streatley on Thames lies in a scenic valley on the Berkshire side of the river between Reading and Oxford, facing Goring on the Oxfordshire side. The surrounding countryside is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Historically the location of the two villages at a natural crossing point of the river was the reason for the original Settlement being established, set between the rolling Berkshire Downs and Chiltern Hills, known geographically as the Goring Gap’ where the ancient Ridgeway path came down to meet the river after its long journey across Wessex and the Berkshire Downlands before continuing up onto the Chiltern Hills and the Icknield Way. The interesting High Street, which forms the central core of the village running down to the river and the bridge over to Goring, is now a Conservation Area’ with a wealth of period properties many of considerable architectural merit including a thatched cottage, a beautiful William and Mary house and an Elizabethan Farmhouse, supposedly haunted by a lady in white. Following the construction of the railway line through the Thames Valley by Isambard Kingdom Brunel in approximately 1840, the villagers of Streatley decided the railway should be located on the Goring side of the river with the result that while Streatley has changed little, the village of Goring on Thames has grown substantially and is now the larger more dominant village. In the village there is a parish church with Norman origins, a luxury riverside 4 star hotel, The Swan, which also offers a leisure and fitness club and at the top of the High Street is the Bull Inn being an old Coaching Inn from the era when the Royal Mail stopped en route from London to Oxford. There is also a prestigious Golf Club, established over one hundred years ago, set amidst beautiful rolling countryside, a Childrens Nursery and a highly regarded Church of England primary school. The local area generally is well catered for by private and state schools and is in the catchment area for the much acclaimed Downs secondary school in Compton. Across the river, the larger village of Goring on Thames offers a wide range of amenities and facilities including shops, a bank, modern health centre, traditional inns, choice of Restaurants including a highly regarded Riverside Bistro Caf, a Boutique Hotel, library, dentist and importantly a main line railway station providing excellent commuter services to Oxford, Reading and up to London (Paddington). Behind Streatley the ground rises steeply where the Berkshire Downlands meet the wide Thames Valley and from the top there are panoramic views far into Oxfordshire. The woodland and hills surrounding Streatley have been acquired in recent years by the National Trust and there are extensive bridleways and footpaths open to the public. The village has good road and rail communications with easy access to the surrounding towns, motorway networks and for London (via train forty-five minutes, by car approx. one hour). * Reading - 9 miles * Henley on Thames - 13 miles * Oxford - 16 miles * Wallingford - 4 miles *Pangbourne on Thames – 4 miles * Newbury - 14 miles * M4 at Theale (J.12) - 8 miles. * M40 at Lewknor (J.6) – 14 miles The Property 14 The Bull Meadow is a modern detached house of contemporary design having appealing red brick elevations with painted cedar boarding around the covered entrance porch and part whitened rendered elevations both providing contrasting architectural detail, under a pitched tile roof with extended ground floor rooms having vaulted ceilings with high level velux windows. In recent years the property has been the subject of extensive modernisation works throughout to an exacting standard, now forming a modern and contemporary family property that affords spacious and stylish accommodation. The exterior of the property is upon inspection in considerably good repair and benefits also from modern UPVc primary double glazed windows, including the two bow-fronted windows and additionally UPVc soffits and barge boards reducing the external maintenance to a minimum. Accommodation Ground Floor Covered Porch with pitched tiled roof resting on timber support. Entrance Hall: Spacious and light affording an open aspect to the first floor and attractive contemporary timber balustrade. Under stairs store Cupboard. Tall contemporary radiator. Cloakroom: White suite comprising wash hand basin with tiled splash back and low level WC. Radiator. Sitting Room: An impressive spacious and light room affording good natural light and a dual open aspect over both the mature south facing rear garden and terrace with French doors opening out and the mature sheltered front garden. Feature fireplace with smooth stone surround, matching stone mantel and hearth and having open fire for either timber or coal fire. Two radiators. Kitchen / Breakfast Room: Light and spacious affording a convenient dining area off to one end with a central and further modern fitted kitchen comprising a matching range of floor and wall mounted units providing good storage and glazed fronted dresser display units with combination worktops and inset Belfast’ ceramic sink. Built in equipment including eye level double oven with adjacent four ring burner having wide hung extractor over, and dishwasher. Built in space for tall fridge freezer. Open under stairs cupboard. Spice Cupboard. Radiator. Family Room: Approached directly off the Kitchen with a light open aspect over the mature rear garden and access through a timber stable door, the room affords a modern feel with high vaulted ceiling having inset velux windows. Tall contemporary radiator. First Floor Landing: Deep built in airing cupboard containing foam insulated hot water tank with immersion heater, slatted shelving above and with gas-fired wall boiler providing CH and HW. Trap access into Loft. Bedroom 1: Spacious and light with twin front windows giving far reaching views across to Lardon Chase and with the Chilterns in the distance. Built-in double wardrobe cupboard with hanging rail and high level shelf. Door to Ensuite Shower Room; Ensuite Shower Room: Suite comprising walk in shower cubicle with glazed door and sides and shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC. Fitted vanity storage unit. Tiling to wash areas. Bedroom 2: Spacious and light with a pleasant aspect over the mature rear garden. Radiator. Bedroom 3: Spacious and light giving far reaching views across to Lardon Chase and with the Chilterns in the distance. Radiator. Bedroom 4: light with a pleasant aspect over the mature rear garden. Radiator. Family Bathroom: An impressive modern White suite comprising panelled bath with central shower handset, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer taps inset in Indonesian style timber vanity unit with lower glass shelf, and low level WC. Ceramic tiling to all wash areas and floor. Vanity storage cupboard. Tall ribbed towel rail/radiator. Outside The property is situated midway down the small Close on the right hand side, with a lawned front garden having a number of trees, planted borders and shrubs along the frontage, providing a sheltered aspect. Flanking the lawn is a large drive providing additional parking for a few cars. The integral Garage measuring 16’10' x 8’1', has French. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t838105/

The Property 61 Horseshoe Road dates from around 1895 and is believed to be one of the earliest built in the Road and of a superior size and design. Having appealing red brick elevations with decorative corbelling and soldier coursing over windows and doors under a pitched slate roof with tiered brick chimney stacks, the house has a most distinctive presence with a wide frontage featuring matching slate tiled bays to both main reception rooms. Internally the property has been tastefully and sympathetically restored and refurbished. A rear extension has provided a new kitchen with adjoining conservatory/garden room, and on the first floor a larger bathroom. Considerable care has been taken to preserve and retain original features such as the wood floors, glazed tiled fireplaces and sash windows. Viewing Is Strongly Recommended To Fully Appreciate The Aesthetics And Period Style Of This Attractive Family Home Accommodation Ground Floor Central quarry tiled pathway leads up to the front entrance. Entrance Lobby: Period wooden panelled front door with high level glazed pane. Quarry tiled floor. Inner door with glazed upper panels opening into the Reception Hall. Reception Hall: Woodblock flooring. Radiator. Widening internally with balustraded staircase off to one side leading to the first floor. Built-in understairs Cloaks Cupboard with internal light. Shower Cloakroom: Having white suite of pedestal wash hand basin and low level W.C. Separate shower cubicle with glazed opening doors ceramic fully tiled internally and with built-in Mira wall shower with flexible handset. Ceramic tiled floor. Tiled splashback above basin. Radiator. Sitting Room: An attractive room with wide walk-in front bay and original chimney breast with decoratively carved wooden fireplace surround with mantel shelf, glazed inset tiling and cast canopy over an open grate with a slate hearth. Fitted double floor cupboards in both alcoves with bookshelving above. Wall light points. Double radiator. Dining Room: Similarly an attractive room with walk-in front bay window having fitted cupboards and bench seating. Original chimney breast with decoratively carved wooden fireplace surround with mantel shelf, glazed inset tiling and cast canopy over an open grate with a slate hearth. Bespoke fitted double floor cupboards in both alcoves with bookshelving above. Stripped pine floorboards. Double radiator. 2 wall lights. Study/Family Room: Original chimney breast with fitted floor to ceiling shelved Store Cupboards in both alcoves. Kitchen/Breakfast Room: A light and bright room with windows providing a triple aspect principally over the west facing garden. Attractive bespoke custom made fitted wall and floor units in solid beech providing good cupboard and drawer storage space with appropriate worksurfaces including twin bowl inset stainless steel sink unit. Ceramic wall tiling around sink, working and cooking areas. Features include deep pan and wide storage drawers, open wall shelving and corner unit, and matching double doors to fireplace recess housing the Kingfisher gas fired floor boiler. Space for cooker with fitted extractor unit above. Space for dishwasher, washing machine and tall fridge freezer. Double radiator. Inset ceiling lighting. Part glazed door opening through into the Conservatory/Garden Room. Conservatory/Garden Room: A versatile room with principal aspect over the garden and having tall primary double glazed windows around 2 sides together with glazed roof providing good natural light. Terracotta tiled floor. Wall light point. French doors opening onto the terrace and rear garden. First Floor Landing: Return balustrading around 2 sides. Tall window gives good natural light and a full aspect over the westerly facing garden. Radiator. Bedroom 1: Original chimney breast with fitted wardrobe in alcove to one side. Radiator. Bedroom 2: Original chimney breast with fitted shelved cupboard in one alcove and wardrobe cupboard in opposite alcove. Radiator. Bedroom 3: Original chimney breast. Fitted part shelved cupboard in alcove and with built-in Airing Cupboard in opposite alcove containing foam insulated hot water tank with immersion heater and slatted shelving above. Bedroom 4: Trap access into an insulated Loft. Radiator. Bathroom: Well lit with windows on 2 sides. White suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin, panelled cast bath (period style brass mixer taps with shower handset), and low level W.C. Ceramic fully tiled walls and floor. Radiator. Outside The property has a frontage to Horseshoe Road of approximately 40’. The house stands back from the road and being double fronted has a central quarry tiled footpath leading up to the front door, with either side neat lawns and flanking flower and shrub borders. A tall laurel hedge extends along the southern boundary with other mature shrubs along the northern boundary providing interest and privacy. On the left hand side of the frontage is a tarmacadam parking bay with wide pathway extending down the side of the property with further pedestrian gate giving access through into the rear garden. The rear garden enjoys a private westerly aspect and has a depth of approximately 140’. Across the rear of the house there is a flagged terrace ideally suited for al-fresco’ dining. Beyond is the main lawned garden with a winding gravelled pathway, together with shaped beds and borders containing a variety of mature shrubs, trees, roses and plants. The trees include Holly, Magnolia, Lilac, several Apple trees, a Pear tree together with a young Walnut. Both boundaries have mature hedges with fencing across the rear boundary and a pedestrian gate which gives access on to a public footpath leading into the central part of the village and for the surrounding meadows and river walks. Timber boarded garden Store Shed 9’ x 6’. Services All main services are connected to the property. Central heating and domestic hot water from Kingfisher gas fired floor boiler located in the Kitchen/Breakfast Room. Secondary hot water supply from immersion heater. Local Authority West Berkshire Council, Council Offices, Market Street, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 5LD Tel: Council Tax Band: F’ Current year’s charges payable 11/12: 2, 170.02 Directions From our offices in the centre of Goring turn left and proceed down the High Street continue over the river bridge and on reaching the top of Streatley High Street bear left at the traffic lights for Pangbourne. On entering Pangbourne turn left at the mini-roundabout by The Elephant Hotel into the High Street continue over at the next mini-roundabout onto the Reading Road and then take the second turning right into Horseshoe Road where the property will be found before the road starts to bear round to the right on the right hand side. Lifestyle Activities Hiking Village High Street Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Detatched Renovated Storage West Facing 1st Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Attic Bay Windows Central Heating Conservatory Double Glazing Extension Fireplace French Doors Insulation Sash Windows Shed Study Water Tank Wooden Floors Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Fridge Shower Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1070676/

* 3 Bedrooms * Living Room * Dining Room * Kitchen * * bathroom * Utility Room * Gas Central Heating * Scope for Additional Accommodation * Mature 100' West Aspect Rear Garden * Garage * Situation No. 44 Berkshire Road is a link detached character home which has been extended on the ground floor with further potential for additional accommodation subject to the necessary consents. A particular feature is the fabulous 100' plus rear mature garden. The property is ideally located close to Primary Schools and Gillotts Secondary School as well as the comprehensive amenities of the town centre. Nearest Stations Henley-on-Thames 0.6 miles Shiplake 1.6 miles Wargrave 2.4 miles Brief Description From the hallway there is access into the dining room, living room and the kitchen; both the dining room and living room have open fireplaces and the living room has sliding patio doors leading out onto the rear garden, with additional access to the garden from the utility room which incorporates the downstairs cloakroom. On the main landing are the 3 bedrooms and bathroom. Outside To the front, small lawned area and driveway, providing off street parking, to the attached garage. To the rear is a fabulous west facing 100' plus attractive and mature garden. Directions From Henley Bridge with the Town Hall in front of you, turn left along Thameside and follow the road around by the river and into Station Road. At the traffic lights turn left onto the Reading Road and take the third turning right into St Andrews Road. Continue over the crossroads and take the third turning on the left into Berkshire Road and the property is situated on the right. Property Ref:84_333_2365568 Lifestyle Activities Town Amenities and Services Parking Schools Property Characteristics Detatched Link-detached West Facing Ground Floor Property Features Garden Central Heating Cloakroom Dining Room Extension Garage Off Street Parking Patio. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1307892/

* 17' Living Room * 17' Kitchen/Dining Room * 21' Garden/Storage Room * Three Bedrooms * Upstairs Bedrooms * Gas Central Heating * Downstairs W.C. * Double Glazing to the Main House * 40' x 35' (approx.) Rear Garden * Off Street Parking * Description No. 57 is a spacious three bedroom family home with well presented living accommodation throughout. Both the living room and kitchen are double aspect and of a good size with both rooms having access into the 21' garden/store room at the rear, which in turn has access out onto the garden. There is a downstairs w.c. between the two rooms. The 'Optiplan' fitted kitchen is of particular note. On the main landing, there are 3 bedrooms, bedroom 2 having fine views towards the Berkshire Hills, the family bathroom, an airing cupboard and storage cupboard and access into a half boarded loft. Outside To the front, a pretty 'cottage' style garden with a path leading to the front door. To the side of the house is a hard standing driveway providing off street parking and additional hardstanding leading to the rear garden. The rear garden is approx. 40' x 35' and is mainly lawned with mature borders; there is a detached timber shed with a small herb area and a raised terraced area immediately adjacent to the rear of the house. Directions From Henley Bridge with the Town Hall in front of you, turn left along Thameside and follow the road around by the river and into Station Road. At the traffic lights turn left onto the Reading Road. Continue a little further and then take the right turn into St Andrews Road, after a short way turn left at the crossroads onto Vicarage Road. Continue along this road and No. 57 will be found on the left hand side. Property Ref:84_333_2430783 Lifestyle Activities Town Hills Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Detatched Terraced Storage Property Features Garden Attic Central Heating Dining Room Double Glazing Fitted Kitchen Off Street Parking Shed Views. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1344737/

An impressive barn conversion with breathtaking views over the Berkshire and Hampshire countryside and spacious accommodation built to a high specification befitting this exclusive location. The contemporary design is extremely versatile, with flexibility to provide three, four or five bedrooms over three floors. At present the ground floor comprises a 32’ kitchen/dining room, bedroom four, utility and cloakroom. The elegant staircase leads to the 1st floor living room, bedroom two with ensuite shower, bedroom three and family bathroom. The top floor master suite includes a 22’ bedroom, dressing room and ensuite bathroom. Situation The property is located in Finchampstead Village approximately 1.5 miles to the west of Crowthorne railway station. Wokingham, Reading, Bracknell and Camberley are within easy reach and provide convenient access to the M3 and M4 motorways. Good local schools at all levels are within reasonable distance (subject to catchment areas). Also nearby are many noteworthy landmarks/beauty spots which include the National Trust 'Ridges', Wellington College, Heathlake Park with its' pleasant woodlands walks around the Heath Lake, the Devils Highway walkway and Wildmoor Heath Nature Reserve which is ideal for walkers and cyclists alike. Outside The automated gated entrance gives access to a small cluster of individually designed homes surrounded by lovely landscaped gardens and scenery. To the front of the property there is an attractive block paved driveway for two vehicles and a substantial attached double garage. To the rear is a two-tiered landscaped garden, with the lower tier a mainly paved terrace with a hot tub (included in the sale), and steps up to the lawn. Council Tax Band F Local Authority Wokingham Borough Council Lifestyle Activities Rural Hiking Lake Village Woods Amenities and Services Schools Train Station Property Characteristics Conversion Ground Floor 1st Floor Top Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Cloakroom Dining Room Double Garage Ensuite Garage Hot Tub Landscaped Gardens Views Fixtures and Furnishings Shower. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1188019/

Location The village of Ashampstead, known in the 13th and 14th centuries as Esshamstede, lies in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty high up on the Berkshire Downlands surrounded by a delightful countryside, a large portion of which is owned and farmed by the Yattendon Estates with neat hedgerows and crops in rotation. Small and largely unspoilt, the village retains its quiet country charm with the principal local industries still being farming and forestry. There is a village green and around the central part of the village are a number of interesting listed properties, many dating from the 16th century . The Church of St Clement dates from the 12th century with 13th century frescoes and a 15th century wooden bell turret, with the remaining bell bearing the inscription Henry Knight made me in 1662’. There are many bridleways and footpaths in the surrounding area and the village enjoys good road communications, being located just off the B4009 road which runs across the Downs from Newbury to Streatley on Thames. The M4 motorway can easily be reached at either junction 12 or 13 and the fast A34 dual carriageway, linking Newbury with Oxford is within easy driving distance. For rail commuters there are local stations at Goring and Pangbourne providing excellent services up to London (Paddington) in well under the hour. The area is well served by state and private schools with Church of England primary schools at Hampstead Norreys, Upper Basildon and Compton, the latter also having the Downs Secondary School, which now boasts a VI form and has been highly rated in the recent Ofsted reports. There is a Montessori Nursery school run in the Village Hall. The Hall known as the Jubilee Hall was built originally as the Village School Room being bought by the Parish Council in 1979, also now serves as the Village Pub on most Saturday evenings and run by local volunteers enabling the villagers to have a convivial meeting place. Situated on the edge of the village is Casey’s Farm Shop which sells excellent fresh meat, fish and vegetables together with other everyday essentials and is open 6 days a week. * Pangbourne on Thames – 6 miles * Streatley/Goring on Thames – 5 miles * Hampstead Norreys – 2 miles * Upper Basildon – 2 miles * Compton – 3 miles * Reading – 10 miles * Newbury – 9 miles * Abingdon – 17 miles * Oxford – 22 miles * A34 at East Ilsley – 6 miles * M4 at Junction 12(Theale) – 6 miles or at Junction 13 ( Chieveley) – 7 miles The Property Gate Cottage is an appealing detached country property of good proportions whose origins date back to around the mid 18th Century with later additions and alterations notably a new two storey wing which was added in 1971 in an architecturally sympathetic style. A single storey garage wing was also added at the side and which includes a Utility/Laundry Room together with extensive Loft Storage with ladder access. There is a further potential to add a further first floor level above the garaging wing linked to the main house which would provide a new Master Bedroom Suite subject to Planning Approval and suitably designed would synchronise aesthetically with the existing building. Situated off the long private entrance drive to Haw Farm owned by Yattendon Estate, the property has colour washed brick elevations under a pitched and half hipped clay tile roof. Intrinsic character and period style of the property is much in evidence internally with exposed timbers, brick chimney breasts with Inglenook fireplaces and a bread oven. Over recent years tasteful and significant improvements have been carried out including the installation of UPVc primary double glazed windows which have a complimentary leaded design, complete bespoke designed refitting of the Kitchen with Shaker’ style units and granite worksurfaces, and white bathroom suites. There are numerous other features to admire including a cast log burning stove in the Breakfast Room and Amtico flooring throughout the Kitchen/Breakfast Room areas. The garden also features strongly enjoying a sunny south and west aspect with well stocked and tended beds and borders around a main lawn fringed by shrubs, climbing plants and a variety of specimen trees. A patio terrace takes advantage of the sheltered and private southerly aspect over the garden. The garaging is amply sized for two large cars and the wide forecourt allows much additional parking. Accommodation Ground Floor Wide steps lead to the front entrance with a heavy oak panelled door having wrought iron studs as feature and matching door furniture. Eye level leaded pane stained glass window. Entrance Lobby: With casement French inner doors opening through into the main Reception Hall. Reception Hall: With turning staircase on one side leading to first floor. Double radiator. Wall light point. Built-in understairs Cloaks/Store Cupboard. Study: A double aspected room with good natural light, fitted shelving on one side of room. Radiator. B.T. point. On further end of Reception Hall 2 wide steps extend across the room leading to the Dining Area. Dining Area: Exposed ceiling timbers. 2 wall light points. Double radiator. T.V. Room/Snug: Radiator. SITTING Room: On two main levels with 2 steps extending across the central part of the room separating the upper and lower parts of the room. The upper part has an original chimney breast with exposed bressemer beam and an Inglenook with wide bricked hearth having bread oven on one side. Exposed ceiling timbers. Double radiator. The lower Sitting area has wide bow fronted window giving good light and a country aspect. Double radiator. Fitted floor to ceiling shelved cupboards. Inner Lobby: Wall light point. CLOAKRoom: White suite of wash hand basin and low level W.C. Radiator. Kitchen/BREAKFAST Room: Impressive fitted Kitchen with Shaker’ style units providing good cupboard and drawer storage space with cornicing to top units, concealed underlighting, deep pan soft closure drawers together with appropriate granite worksurface including room divider at one end and matching upstands with countersunk Franke 1 bowl ceramic sink unit. Space saving corner units with metal wired pull-out drawers. Integrated equipment including Bosch dishwasher, fridge and freezer. Wide shelved double Larder Cupboard. Fitted Boiler Cupboard containing Potterton oil fired floor boiler supplying CH and HW. Rangemaster Classic’ Range oven with 5 burner gas hob and electric ceramic hotplate, (which is available for sale by separate negotiation). Inset ceiling lighting. Stable back door giving access directly to the garage and Utility Room. The Breakfast Room has considerable character with chimney breast in exposed brickwork with Bressemer beam and Inglenook fireplace and with Efel cast log burning stove on wide stone flagged hearth and with bread oven to one side. Exposed ceiling beam. Double radiator. Windows giving double aspect over the garden and surrounding countryside. Amtico flooring throughout. First Floor Landing: Extending through the central part of the property with front window giving good natural light. Trap access with wooden folding ladder giving access up into an insulated and part boarded Loft providing useful storage. BEDRoom Lifestyle Activities Fishing Rural Village Amenities and Services Parking Laundry Schools Shops Property Characteristics Detatched Storage Listed 2 Storey 1st Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Attic Central Heating Double Glazing Exposed Brick Fireplace Fitted Kitchen Garage Insulation Stables Views Beamwork Patio Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Cooker Dishwasher Fridge. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1290564/

A well presented MID TERRACED house set in a quiet location with good access to the M4/ M3. Approximate room sizes: Block paved pathway leading to glass paneled secondary front door leading to: INNER PORCHWAY Ceramic tiled flooring, courtesy light to hardwood front door leading to: LOUNGE (14'1 x 12'8) 4.29m x 3.86m Dual aspect double glazed window to front elevation, power points, TV and phone points, stairs to first floor, three radiators, coved ceiling and wood laminate flooring. KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST ROOM (14'2 x 10'6) 4.32m x 3.20m Double glazed window to rear elevation, a range of eye and base level units with rolled worksurface, stainless steel integrated oven with four ring hob, overhead extractor fan, space for fridge/ freezer, space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, breakfast table, part tiled walls, integrated spotlights, ceramic tiled flooring, door to rear garden, various power points and radiator. LANDING Loft access, radiator, power point. BEDROOM ONE (14'3 x 10') 4.34m x 3.05m Dual aspect double glazed to front elevation, walk-in wardrobe, various power points, TV point and radiator. BEDROOM TWO (10'6 x 8'3) 3.20m x 2.51m Double glazed window to rear elevation, airing cupboard, storage cupboard/ wardrobe, power points, double radiator. BATHROOM: Newly fitted bathroom suite comprising low level WC, pedestal wash basin with mixer tap, panel enclosed bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, shaver point, part tiled walls, radiator, frosted double glazed window to rear elevation. REAR GARDEN: Mainly laid to lawn with plants and shrubs surrounding, barbeque patio area, outside tap, outside light, shed, rear access. TO THE FRONT: Mainly laid to lawn with shrubs and plants. Allocated parking for two vehicles. Within walking distance are three supermarkets and other amenities. Coral Reef swimming pool/ leisure centre is within a short walk. The lookout (mountain biking /forest) is within walking distance. The house is near to the A322 Bagshot road, linking the M4 to the M3. Martins Heron station (direct trains to Reading/ London Waterloo) all within easy access. NO ONWARD CHAIN