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4 bedroom detached house
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
Malbec House is a stunning family home offering bright open-plan living spaces, cosy evening areas and four double bedrooms with en-suites all round.
The heart of the home is the beautiful kitchen, dining and family space, fitted with a bespoke range of kitchen units, dressed with composite stone worktops and features such as an instant hot water tap. Integrated appliances will include an American style fridge/freezer, dishwasher, twin ovens, hob and extractor hood. With bi-folding doors at the rear and a dual aspect from the twinned windows along the side, this room is bathed in natural light, is spacious and connects with a separate utility room.
Doors from both the hallway and the dining/family area lead into the lounge which boasts bi-folding doors to the garden, a dual aspect and a wood burning stove recessed into a chimneybreast. The lounge is good shape for easy furnishing and a generous size for comfort.
Across the hallway is a good, comfortable study that will suit those who work from home and prefer a separate space from the hubbub of the main living areas. Once connected to a local fibre broadband network, the study will be an ideal work base. The entrance hall is the main route into this wonderful home and connects with the main living areas, study and turned staircase to the first floor. A downstairs cloakroom also links to the hallway.
Upstairs there are four double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, dressing room and an individual en-suite shower room to the main bedroom. The second bedroom also enjoys a built-in wardrobe and an individual en-suite shower room. The remaining two bedrooms boast a Jack-and-Jill en-suite bathroom between the two, which is finished in the same brand of the preferred Roca Sanitaryware as the other en-suites.
The high energy efficiency of this property relates to the combination of an Airsource heat pump connected to underfloor heating across the ground and first floor. Furthermore, this property meets building regulations for insulation, plus features quality double-glazing and low-voltage eco-lighting.
Outside
To the side of the house is a timber framed carport with a tiled roof, providing a second parking space beside the property.
The landscaped rear garden will be mainly laid to lawn with a feeling of privacy from the borders of timber fencing and gated access. A porcelain tiled patio will extend across the rear of the house and connect with the rear of the carport.
Situation
Located in the village of Chieveley, this quaint area is surrounded by rural countryside and woodland walks. The village itself offers a range of services including a local doctors, shop and public houses. The village has its own primary school and falls into the school catchment for The Downs secondary school.
The nearby market town of Newbury, boasts a comprehensive shopping area, its famous racecourse and historic pedestrianised high street, offering a range of amenities, including a theatre, cinema, leisure/fitness centres, and a wide and growing choice of restaurants and bars.
The M4 Jct 13 is around 2 miles by car, the A34 can be joined even quicker, both offering excellent links to London, the South Coast and the Midlands. Rail links at the nearby Newbury rail station offers frequent connections to London Waterloo in 47 minutes.
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