In a tucked away location yet close to the village centre, this family home benefits from plenty of light and well-planned accommodation. From the covered entrance there is a generous reception hall with a feature double-height window at the turn of the staircase ensuring that the generous reception hall is filled with natural light. Rooms leading from the hall comprise a spacious double aspect sitting room with a bay window and fireplace focal point, with glazed doors opening into the adjoining conservatory which allow glorious views over the well maintained gardens. Sliding doors open to the adjacent dining room, which is ideal for hosting family and friends, with the kitchen/breakfast room just beyond. Fitted with white wall and base level cabinetry, the kitchen offers a breakfast bar unit for informal dining and ancillary space is provided by a utility which offers a home to domestic appliances.

On the first floor where there are four rooms, one currently presented as a home office. The principal bedroom has fitted wardrobe storage and the benefit of a fully tiled en suite bathroom and the upper level rooms are completed by a modern family bathroom.

The property is approached via a driveway which leads to the front of the house and extends beyond through a five-bar gate to the double garage. The well-maintained garden at Number 6 provides an attractive selection of floral, scented and architectural plants which frame an area of lawn and hedging to the boundary, giving a sense of seclusion in this outdoor sanctuary. A paved terrace adjoins the rear of the house with direct access from the conservatory offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation.

The property is situated in the village of Sherfield-on-Loddon with local amenities include a shop, butchers, post office, a coffee shop and two public houses. More comprehensive shopping and recreational
amenities are in nearby towns of Basingstoke and Reading. There are several footpaths in the area some along the river Loddon. The village green gives Sherfield-on-Loddon an appealing 'centre' and there is a tennis club.

State and independent schools in the area include Sherfield School, Wellersley formally known as Daneshill, St Neot's, Yateley Manor, Cheam, Bradfield and Elstree. The village is within approximately 2 miles of Bramley Station which goes into Reading, which connects to the London Paddington line and then to the Elizabeth Line. Junction 5 of the M3 and junction 11 of the M4 are nearby.