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Map4 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
4 beds
43,560 sq ft / 4,047 sq m
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- Period house
- Edge of village location
- South facing accommodation
- Gardens of approx one acre with tennis court
- Awaiting planning consent for two bed ancillary accommodation
- EPC Rating = E
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Attractive period house looking south over the Kennet Valley.
Description
Kennet House is an attractive and charming period house that has been extended to create a lovely family home. The large entrance hall leads to both the generously proportioned drawing room and the dining room on one side of the house, with the kitchen/breakfast room and the sitting room opening into the conservatory offering a more informal space. The principal bedroom suite is of particular note, with its large dressing area and bathroom with views over the garden. The house is light and faces south over the gardens with views over the Kennet Valley.
Gardens
Kennet House is approached from the lane to gravelled parking to the front of the garaging. The mature and well-stocked gardens lie to the rear of the property with a generous terrace running along the south elevation looking out over the lawns to the Kennet Valley beyond. To the south and west of the house is a tennis court. The outbuilding consists of garaging with a playroom above and attached double carport.
N.B. Planning permission to convert part of the garaging into a 2 storey cottage has been applied for : Planning application: 21/02662/HOUSE.
Location
Newbury 4 miles
Hungerford 6 miles
A34 2 miles
M4 J13 6 miles
Newbury to London Paddington from 45 minutes
Situation
Kennet House is situated in the hamlet of Marsh Benham, which consists of mainly period properties including the popular Red House pub and restaurant. It is surrounded by unspoilt farmland in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with numerous footpaths and cycle paths nearby as well as the canal path along the Kennet & Avon. Newbury is a few minutes’ drive away, as is the A34.
Square Footage: 3,367 sq ft
Acreage: 1 Acres
Directions
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Description
Kennet House is an attractive and charming period house that has been extended to create a lovely family home. The large entrance hall leads to both the generously proportioned drawing room and the dining room on one side of the house, with the kitchen/breakfast room and the sitting room opening into the conservatory offering a more informal space. The principal bedroom suite is of particular note, with its large dressing area and bathroom with views over the garden. The house is light and faces south over the gardens with views over the Kennet Valley.
Gardens
Kennet House is approached from the lane to gravelled parking to the front of the garaging. The mature and well-stocked gardens lie to the rear of the property with a generous terrace running along the south elevation looking out over the lawns to the Kennet Valley beyond. To the south and west of the house is a tennis court. The outbuilding consists of garaging with a playroom above and attached double carport.
N.B. Planning permission to convert part of the garaging into a 2 storey cottage has been applied for : Planning application: 21/02662/HOUSE.
Location
Newbury 4 miles
Hungerford 6 miles
A34 2 miles
M4 J13 6 miles
Newbury to London Paddington from 45 minutes
Situation
Kennet House is situated in the hamlet of Marsh Benham, which consists of mainly period properties including the popular Red House pub and restaurant. It is surrounded by unspoilt farmland in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with numerous footpaths and cycle paths nearby as well as the canal path along the Kennet & Avon. Newbury is a few minutes’ drive away, as is the A34.
Square Footage: 3,367 sq ft
Acreage: 1 Acres
Directions
Follow Satnav
RG20 8LY
Additional Info
What3words
Sulk.abacus.worksheet
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