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£1,495,0006 bedroom detached house for sale
Craven Road, Inkpen, Hungerford, Berkshire, RG17
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Detached house
6 beds
2 baths
2852
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
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Features and description
- A Grade II listed period house of character
- 1 acre paddock
- Fantastic location with rural views
- Additional land may be available by separate negotiation
- Opportunity to renovate and possibly extend
- EPC Rating = E
A fine Grade II listed period property with gardens, a one acre paddock and views.
Description
The Grade II listed Old Craven Arms dates back to circa 1850 and originally operated as a public house for the South Berkshire Brewery. This heritage is marked by the sign on the wall and the cellar door below.
The house offers an exciting opportunity to upgrade and create a modern interior, whilst all rooms benefit from an abundance of natural light and outstanding views of the garden and/or land beyond. Excellent reception space is provided, with a drawing room, sitting room, dining room, games room and a kitchen/breakfast room off which is a small conservatory. There is a good sized cellar which can also be accessed from the garden.
On the first floor, the principal bedroom has an en suite shower room and an adjoining study/dressing room. There are four further bedrooms on this floor and a family bathroom. The top floor offers a sixth bedroom and study, with store areas.
The house benefits from direct road access off Craven Road, which leads into a private courtyard. The courtyard has room for several cars and an additional two cars in the garage which is attached to the house.
The garden to the rear of the house is screened from the road by the house. Planning permission was historically granted for an indoor swimming pool and gym complex to be constructed, however works were never carried out. In addition to the well laid out and mature garden to the rear of the house, there is an additional paddock of about one acre which benefits from its own access.
Location
Old Craven is located in Lower Green, Inkpen, a charming rural village located within the North Wessex Downs National Landscape (formerly AONB), equidistant between Kintbury and Hungerford. The house lies in the rolling countryside of West Berkshire, three miles southeast of Hungerford, a rural town best known for its bustling market stores and high street.
Land in the area is typically used for arable and livestock grazing, with multiple wooded areas interspersed for country sports.
The location caters for those looking for a country lifestyle, whilst also being a stone’s throw away from town comforts. The area is popular with commuters heading up to London for work during the week. The house is located on Craven Road, linking to Kintbury, Hungerford and the wider area.
RoadThe M4 leads straight into South West London within an hour and a half.
Train Direct services from Newbury into London Paddington in under an hour.
Directions
Postcode: RG17 9DY
Lot 1: ///pose.bulky.district
Lot 2: ///chart.situation.hoped
Additional Info
Lot 1 - Grade II listed farmhouse and 1.32 acre paddock.
Lot 2 - consists of various barns and approximately 16.17 acres of pasture and woodland. (Available by separate negotiation.)
Services: Water: Mains. Electricity: Mains. Heating: Oil. Drainage: Private - Septic Tank
Overage: Due to the development potential of the barns and fields (STP), a buyer will be expected to agree to an overage of 25% for 25 years for all residential and commercial development excluding agriculture and equestrian. The overage areas are shown as hatched on the sales plan.
Description
The Grade II listed Old Craven Arms dates back to circa 1850 and originally operated as a public house for the South Berkshire Brewery. This heritage is marked by the sign on the wall and the cellar door below.
The house offers an exciting opportunity to upgrade and create a modern interior, whilst all rooms benefit from an abundance of natural light and outstanding views of the garden and/or land beyond. Excellent reception space is provided, with a drawing room, sitting room, dining room, games room and a kitchen/breakfast room off which is a small conservatory. There is a good sized cellar which can also be accessed from the garden.
On the first floor, the principal bedroom has an en suite shower room and an adjoining study/dressing room. There are four further bedrooms on this floor and a family bathroom. The top floor offers a sixth bedroom and study, with store areas.
The house benefits from direct road access off Craven Road, which leads into a private courtyard. The courtyard has room for several cars and an additional two cars in the garage which is attached to the house.
The garden to the rear of the house is screened from the road by the house. Planning permission was historically granted for an indoor swimming pool and gym complex to be constructed, however works were never carried out. In addition to the well laid out and mature garden to the rear of the house, there is an additional paddock of about one acre which benefits from its own access.
Location
Old Craven is located in Lower Green, Inkpen, a charming rural village located within the North Wessex Downs National Landscape (formerly AONB), equidistant between Kintbury and Hungerford. The house lies in the rolling countryside of West Berkshire, three miles southeast of Hungerford, a rural town best known for its bustling market stores and high street.
Land in the area is typically used for arable and livestock grazing, with multiple wooded areas interspersed for country sports.
The location caters for those looking for a country lifestyle, whilst also being a stone’s throw away from town comforts. The area is popular with commuters heading up to London for work during the week. The house is located on Craven Road, linking to Kintbury, Hungerford and the wider area.
RoadThe M4 leads straight into South West London within an hour and a half.
Train Direct services from Newbury into London Paddington in under an hour.
Directions
Postcode: RG17 9DY
Lot 1: ///pose.bulky.district
Lot 2: ///chart.situation.hoped
Additional Info
Lot 1 - Grade II listed farmhouse and 1.32 acre paddock.
Lot 2 - consists of various barns and approximately 16.17 acres of pasture and woodland. (Available by separate negotiation.)
Services: Water: Mains. Electricity: Mains. Heating: Oil. Drainage: Private - Septic Tank
Overage: Due to the development potential of the barns and fields (STP), a buyer will be expected to agree to an overage of 25% for 25 years for all residential and commercial development excluding agriculture and equestrian. The overage areas are shown as hatched on the sales plan.
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