4 bedroom detached house

Four Ways is a handsome detached period home that has been painstakingly renovated and is presented to a very high standard by the current owners. This project has been years in the making to now show-off its character and charm in all its glory whilst cleverly ensuring that it’s a more practical, modern home for the future. This has included changing how rooms were historically used, removing un-even floor levels, installing underfloor heating and replacing all doors and windows.
The kitchen is instantly impressive with a large central island, complete with a butler sink, bespoke country cabinet units with chunky wooden worktops, space for an American fridge/freezer, range cooker (not included), mantle and external access via French doors as well as a stable door. Beyond the kitchen is a very cosy feeling dining room with a historic fireplace containing a log burner. The drawing room measures nearly 400 sq ft with wooden flooring and a inglenook fire place, a number of front and rear facing windows as well as a set of double doors leading outside. It has the space and flexibility for varying layouts. In addition to this, there is a further reception room that currently operates as a family room/snug but because it has a smart, connected bathroom with a shower, does give you the option to use as a downstairs bedroom if required. It would also work well as an office. Finally, off the kitchen is a utility room with a guest downstairs toilet at the end.
Accessed via a new staircase and along a wooden panelled landing are four very spacious double bedrooms with good ceiling height. The principal bedroom has in-built wardrobes and a shower en-suite. It’s most notable feature however is a beautiful window seat looking west over neighbouring rooftops out across rolling countryside. The remaining three double bedrooms are served by a very spacious family bathroom with double sinks, roll-top bath and separate shower.

The grounds have been professionally landscaped to create a winding, shingle, driveway up to the house and newly constructed, detached timber clad double garage, accessed via gates. The main garden is laid to lawn with planted beds, mature hedging for privacy, a wooden gazebo and west facing, paved terrace linking the kitchen to the drawing room. At the historical front of the house are tiered, planted beds containing various shrubs with a paved path leading around the property.

The property is located within the hamlet of Rotten Row, on the edge of Tutts Clump, close to Bradfield. The village is surrounded by the stunning countryside of the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, while nearby, Bradfield provides a variety of everyday amenities, including a village store, a local pub and primary school. Nearby independent schools include but are not limited to, Brabndfield College, St. Andrews, Pangbourne College and Elstree. Reading provides for any additional requirements, including a choice of large supermarkets and leisure facilities, while the town is an excellent shopping destination.