- Detached five bedroom family home +
- Private rear garden +
- Double garage with office above +
- Master and guest bedrooms both with en-suite's +
- Large sitting room with inglenook fireplace +
- Kitchen/breakfast room +
- Popular village location +
- Two further additional reception rooms +
- Tucked away down a private drive +
- NO ONWARD CHAIN +
Built in 1999 by local and respected builders Westbuild Homes, this handsome brick and flint built five bedroom detached family home sits in an enviable position, nicely tucked away in a picturesque setting down a private leafy drive, amongst three similar style properties which are rarely seen marketed. The spacious and flexible accommodation comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, large dual aspect sitting room with inglenook fireplace and working wood burner, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, family room (currently used as a double bedroom), light and airy dining room with patio doors opening to the rear garden, study, master bedroom with en suite bathroom with separate shower cubicle, guest bedroom with en suite shower room, two further double bedrooms, generous single bedroom and family bathroom. Benefits include a double garage with office above, well manicured gardens, patio and decked areas for entertaining, gas fired central heating and NO ONWARD CHAIN.
LOCATION
The property is situated in the small village of Cold Ash, two miles north of the market town of Thatcham. The village has a village store and post office as well as local pubs. Thatcham has several shops and a choice of restaurants and cafés, while Newbury is another vibrant market town with excellent shopping, leisure facilities and a choice of supermarkets. There is a great range of schooling including Brockhurst, Downe House and Elstree, including the two excellent village primary schools, St Mark's and St Finian's which are both close by. Newbury mainline station offers fast and efficient rail services to London Paddington (40 minutes). There are superb road links in the area, with the M3 and M4 both close-at-hand, providing access towards London, the M25, Heathrow airport, and west towards Bristol and the southwest.