The property consists of an appealing Victorian semi-detached family home, with three bedrooms, plus an attractive two-bedroom cottage that is currently run as an AirBnB but could be the perfect arrangement for extended families, offering a fantastic opportunity for inter-generational living. There is also off-street parking and a large garden. Overlooking Pope’s Meadow, Hope Cottage has easy access to this ancient parkland.

Both properties are presented to an impeccable standard, with excellent light and airy accommodation. The main house has a dual-aspect sitting room with a large bay window, plus a kitchen/dining room on the ground floor, with a range of wooden units and worktops, and stunning bi-fold doors onto the rear patio and garden.

Upstairs there are three generous bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, including the principal bedroom with its stylish en suite wet room and Juliet balcony.

Services: Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Gas central heating

Council Tax: Hope Cottage – Band E, Annexe – Band A

The two properties enjoy shared parking facilities, with a driveway to the side of the main property providing parking space for several vehicles. The rear garden is a fine feature of the property and enjoys a great degree of privacy. There is a pretty patio, giving way to a well-maintained expanse of lawn, surrounded by border beds bursting with flowers and shrubs. It is an idyllic space that attracts plenty of sun, and creates a very pleasant setting for relaxation.

Hope Cottage overlooks Pope’s Meadow, a 13.7 acre area of parkland which is a local wildlife site and holds the prestigious Green Flag award, and is within striking distance of the ancient Bluebell Woods. The property is located on the edge of the sought-after village of Binfield, within easy reach of Bracknell and Wokingham, but enjoying the close community feel of village life.

The village has a variety of day-to-day amenities, including a post office, pharmacy, library, primary school and college, plus several shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants. More extensive amenities can be found in nearby Bracknell (with its retail and leisure complex, The Lexicon), Wokingham and Reading.

There are excellent transport links to and from the village, with the M4 less than four miles away, and the M3 about 8.7 miles. Bracknell mainline station, with its fast service to London, is just over two miles away. There are also rail services to Central London (Elizabeth Line) from Twyford station (6 miles). There are also superb leisure facilities in the area.