No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Map5 bedroom detached house
Study
Pets considered
Detached house
5 beds
2 baths
215
EPC rating: E
Key information
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
EEO2ThreeVodafone
Letting details
- Availability date: 14 Mar 2025
- Unfurnished
- Deposit: £3057
- Long term let
Features and description
- 5 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- Detached
- Driveway
- Large plot
- Donnington Square
- Period features
- Redecorated
On Donnington Square, one of Newbury’s favourite addresses. Within 5 or 10 minutes walk of the town centre, Waitrose as your corner shop, still quiet and leafy.
Property
A handsome detached house with good size garden and a sizeable front drive.
On the ground floor, the herringbone pattern block paved drive leads to the covered porch – with the house’s original name engraved.
Double doors open onto the spacious entrance hallway, where handsome black and white tiles lead into the house.
Immediately on the left is a big, bright drawing room. High ceilings, period skirting boards and coving, a big bay window and feature fireplace.
The sitting room is unusually large, with views over the garden, a door onto the patio and a feature fireplace (not in use).
The kitchen is well laid out with stone worktops, range cooker and plenty of storage. A utility room has external access and room for washing machine & tumble dryer. Windows looking over the garden bring in plenty of light, and the underfloor heating makes for warm feet.
The office/study has built-in storage, high ceilings and a big sash window.
On the first floor a generous landing opens onto two very large double bedrooms, two good double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The principal bedroom suite has high ceilings, sash windows and an exceptionally large bathroom with bath and separate walk in shower plus a full wall of built-in wardrobes.
The second floor is a large double bedroom with built-in desk.
Outside, there is an enclosed front garden with herringbone pattern block paving. There’s room on the drive for at least 3 cars, and a Victorian looking street-lamp.
The back garden is surprisingly big for the centre of town, with plenty of mature shrubs, trees and hedging.
Schooling.
According to West Berkshire Council, the catchment areas are;
Primary. Speenhamland Primary, St Joseph’s Catholic Primary.
Secondary. Trinity School.
Services.
Mains gas fired heating & hot water.
Broadband. According to Openreach, FTC at up to 76Mbps is available.
Mobile. According to Vodafone, their 5G ultra service is. “Good indoors and outdoors”.
Council
The local authority is West Berkshire Council, the CT band is G.
EPC rating: E.
Property
A handsome detached house with good size garden and a sizeable front drive.
On the ground floor, the herringbone pattern block paved drive leads to the covered porch – with the house’s original name engraved.
Double doors open onto the spacious entrance hallway, where handsome black and white tiles lead into the house.
Immediately on the left is a big, bright drawing room. High ceilings, period skirting boards and coving, a big bay window and feature fireplace.
The sitting room is unusually large, with views over the garden, a door onto the patio and a feature fireplace (not in use).
The kitchen is well laid out with stone worktops, range cooker and plenty of storage. A utility room has external access and room for washing machine & tumble dryer. Windows looking over the garden bring in plenty of light, and the underfloor heating makes for warm feet.
The office/study has built-in storage, high ceilings and a big sash window.
On the first floor a generous landing opens onto two very large double bedrooms, two good double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The principal bedroom suite has high ceilings, sash windows and an exceptionally large bathroom with bath and separate walk in shower plus a full wall of built-in wardrobes.
The second floor is a large double bedroom with built-in desk.
Outside, there is an enclosed front garden with herringbone pattern block paving. There’s room on the drive for at least 3 cars, and a Victorian looking street-lamp.
The back garden is surprisingly big for the centre of town, with plenty of mature shrubs, trees and hedging.
Schooling.
According to West Berkshire Council, the catchment areas are;
Primary. Speenhamland Primary, St Joseph’s Catholic Primary.
Secondary. Trinity School.
Services.
Mains gas fired heating & hot water.
Broadband. According to Openreach, FTC at up to 76Mbps is available.
Mobile. According to Vodafone, their 5G ultra service is. “Good indoors and outdoors”.
Council
The local authority is West Berkshire Council, the CT band is G.
EPC rating: E.
About this agent
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