7 bedroom detached house

Benham Grange is an extensive late Victorian house believed to date from 1880; it is not Listed.
The rooms are well-proportioned with high ceilings, good natural light and wonderful south facing views over the garden and countryside beyond.

The attractive gardens are principally laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees and shrubs.

A belt of trees provides a wonderful woodland walk past the tennis court and leads to an orchard area with plum and apple.
The house is approached via a pair of automated gates which leads to a gravelled drive and double garage with electric door.
Hall with tiled floor leading to a garden room.

Kitchen/breakfast room with island, Aga and adjacent double glazed conservatory with doors leading onto a sheltered terrace.
South facing drawing room with open fire, sash shuttering and herringbone flooring.

Dining room and sitting room with open fires and herringbone flooring.

Principal bedroom with shower/steam room, dressing room and doors onto a south facing terrace.

Fantastic second floor with versatile accommodation with a balcony system in the games room.

Benham Grange is an imposing house situated about 5 miles from Hungerford and Newbury in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
It is well placed for excellent communications being about 6 miles from junction 13 of the M4 which provides fast access to London, Heathrow and the West Country with the A34 giving good access to Oxford and Winchester.

Mainline train stations at Newbury and Whitchurch provide access to London Paddington and Waterloo.

There are many well regarded state and independent schools in the area including Cheam, St Gabriel's, Thorngrove, Horris Hill and Downe House.

Newbury offers a wide range of shops and recreational facilities including a Waitrose, cinema and Newbury Racecourse. The popular restaurant, The Woodspeen, is a short distance from the property as well as The Watermill Theatre