September Cottage is a charming and valuably unlisted period property with beautifully presented accommodation, conveniently located in the heart of the sought-after village of Kintbury. The property benefits from six bedrooms and a wealth of period character, including exposed timber beams and brick-built fireplaces, alongside elegant, understated décor and modern fittings throughout. The ground floor has a welcoming reception hall with tiled flooring and doorways to either side leading to the dining room and sitting room. The 27ft sitting room welcomes plenty of natural light and features an impressive original fireplace. The formal dining room also has a fireplace. Towards the rear there is a large, open-plan kitchen and breakfast room with French doors opening onto the rear walled garden and courtyard. The kitchen has shaker style units, a central island, an Aga, and there is also space for a breakfast table. At the rear there is a further reception room with French doors onto the garden, which is currently used as a playroom. To the first floor, there are six well-presented bedrooms, one currently used as an at home office, including the generous principal bedroom, which has extensive built-in storage, a dressing area and a large en suite bathroom. The first floor also includes two bathrooms, one with a separate shower unit and one with an over-bath shower.

At the front, the property opens onto Church Street, while there is a paved driveway to the side with access to the garage. The peaceful walled garden to the rear includes paved terracing, a level lawn and raised beds with a variety of colourful plants and shrubs.

September Cottage is situated close to all the fantastic local amenities Kintbury has to offer, and is surrounded by beautiful countryside offering wonderful walking, riding and cycling opportunities. There is a thriving local community and great facilities in the village including a village shop and post office, baker, doctors' surgery, primary school, church, popular gastro-pub and a very active sports and leisure centre, as well as a station providing a direct train service into London Paddington. Nearby Hungerford offers excellent further facilities and there is a good choice of cafes, pubs and shops in both Hungerford and Marlborough. Newbury caters for most other everyday needs, and also offers a good choice of leisure activities including racing at Newbury racecourse, several nearby golf courses and the popular Watermill Theatre. Road and rail connections are very good, with easy access to the A34 and M4 linking with London and the West Country, and excellent commuting options by train from Kintbury. There is a wide range of highly-regarded schools in the area including Kintbury St Mary's Primary School in the village itself, Cheam, Elstree, Bradfield College, Downe House, St Gabriel's and Marlborough College.