THE PROPERTY
This immensely characterful period house offers extensive accommodation with good room sizes throughout. Entering the front door to the hall, there is a large sitting room to the left, complete with wood burning stove and a wall of fitted display shelving. To the other side of the hall there is a second reception room, currently used as a play room and originally being a shop, with a large window and a second door to the front of the house. Beyond the play room there is a study and a cloakroom. The hub of the house is the kitchen/dining room being a light and airy space fitted with a Neptune kitchen and bespoke granite and oak worktops. The kitchen has a travertine floor and a Rangemaster range style cooker. Opening off the kitchen space, the dining area has folding doors opening on to the garden terrace and giving a lovely outlook. Beyond the kitchen there is a separate utility room fitted with a Belfast sink and stable door to the garden. Leading off the utility room there is a second cloakroom. Upstairs there is a lovely double aspect light landing leading to all three double bedrooms, the main bedroom being at the rear of the house and having a wall of fitter wardrobes. There is a recently refitted family bathroom with an airing cupboard and a separate shower room.

OUTSIDE
To the side of the property there is access over a shared drive leading to the parking area and the large outbuilding. The parking area has space for several vehicles with ease. The substantial barn/storage space is split in to two rooms and could hold potential for a variety of uses whether just for storage or studio or workshop or may even have potential for conversion subject to consents and requirements. A wrought iron gate leads from the parking through to the charming and private walled garden which has plenty of space for outdoor entertaining and has a number of mature trees and shrubs.

SERVICES
All mains services connected. Council tax Band E.

Hungerford
The picturesque market town of Hungerford is famed for it's connections to the antique's world and the High Street has plenty of interesting antique and boutique shops. The town also has all the conveniences one would expect from a town of this size, with many local shops and two supermarkets and schooling for all ages.

The town also benefits from a good rail service to London. Hungerford is conveniently located being just five minutes drive south of junction14 of the M4, an hour or so from West London and an hour's drive from Bath. The adjacent towns of Newbury and Marlborough are about 15 minutes away, with a further selection of shops and amenities. The Kennet and Avon canal and the River Dunn flow through the town and Hungerford is surrounded by beautiful countryside much of which is designated and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and which offers excellent opportunities for exploration.

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Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.