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Floorplan
Map2 bedroom maisonette
Maisonette
2 beds
2 baths
Key information
Tenure: Leasehold | 980 yrs left
Ground rent: £250 per annum | review period: unconfirmed
Service charge: £1,250 per annum
Council tax: Band D
Features and description
A character-filled conversion of a Grade II listed Beerhouse to a spacious two bedroom duplex within the former Phoenix Brewery in the centre of Newbury.
This superbly presented property is set within this historic monument to local brewery, originally built circa 1842 and thoughtfully converted to combine period charm with modern living. This former Beerhouse retains many distinctive architectural features, including tall arched double-glazed windows that flood the galleried main living space with natural light.
Occupying a prime town centre location, the property offers excellent access to shops, restaurants, cafés, and the mainline railway station to London, making it ideal for professionals and commuters alike.
The welcoming entrance hall features a wide arched service doorway – a nod to the building’s industrial past – along with built-in coat storage. The spacious and bright main living area is a true highlight of the home, featuring soaring ceilings and large arched windows that enhance its sense of openness and light. Overlooking this impressive space is a galleried mezzanine, which leads to a decent master bedroom. This peaceful retreat benefits from built-in wardrobes and a sleek en-suite shower room, combining practicality with comfort. A contemporary open-plan kitchen is seamlessly integrated beside the living area, offering a full range of modern kitchen appliances and stylish finishes, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. On the ground floor, a second well-proportioned double bedroom provides flexible space for guests, home working, or family use. The main bathroom includes a utility area with space and plumbing for two laundry appliances.
Additional benefits include allocated off-street parking, gas central heating to radiators and an impressive Energy Efficiency Rating of Band C.
This unique home blends industrial heritage with elegant modern interiors and offers a distinctive alternative to conventional town centre living. Viewing is highly recommended.
This superbly presented property is set within this historic monument to local brewery, originally built circa 1842 and thoughtfully converted to combine period charm with modern living. This former Beerhouse retains many distinctive architectural features, including tall arched double-glazed windows that flood the galleried main living space with natural light.
Occupying a prime town centre location, the property offers excellent access to shops, restaurants, cafés, and the mainline railway station to London, making it ideal for professionals and commuters alike.
The welcoming entrance hall features a wide arched service doorway – a nod to the building’s industrial past – along with built-in coat storage. The spacious and bright main living area is a true highlight of the home, featuring soaring ceilings and large arched windows that enhance its sense of openness and light. Overlooking this impressive space is a galleried mezzanine, which leads to a decent master bedroom. This peaceful retreat benefits from built-in wardrobes and a sleek en-suite shower room, combining practicality with comfort. A contemporary open-plan kitchen is seamlessly integrated beside the living area, offering a full range of modern kitchen appliances and stylish finishes, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. On the ground floor, a second well-proportioned double bedroom provides flexible space for guests, home working, or family use. The main bathroom includes a utility area with space and plumbing for two laundry appliances.
Additional benefits include allocated off-street parking, gas central heating to radiators and an impressive Energy Efficiency Rating of Band C.
This unique home blends industrial heritage with elegant modern interiors and offers a distinctive alternative to conventional town centre living. Viewing is highly recommended.
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Roots Estate Agency was launched in January 2016 by two local men who dreamt of owning their own estate agency. Their aim is to dispel the negative myths of estate agents and focus on providing their customers with the communication and service they deserve. As such, Roots was formed as a forward thinking, modern estate agency with traditional values centered around the customer. Ashley and Craig are determined to be the local property market leaders through delivery of their promises, while demonstrating discretion and professionalism at all times. Being very hands on people, they will minimise the stress of moving and competently chase the sales progression to ensure you receive a personal and tailored service.