Built in the 1980s, Fox House is an attractive property offering light-filled and flexible accommodation arranged over two floors.

The house is superbly presented having been recently redecorated and new flooring fitted throughout. Configured to provide an ideal family and entertaining space maximising the far-reaching rural views over surrounding countryside, the ground floor accommodation flows from a welcoming laminate wood-effect floored reception hall and comprises a large 21 ft. drawing room with stone fireplace and patio doors to the rear garden. A well-proportioned dual aspect study takes advantage of the property’s super-fast fibre internet connection. The ground floor accommodation is completed by an extensive kitchen/dining room with wood effect flooring throughout and a separate neighbouring fitted utility room with garden access. The kitchen provides a range of wall and base units, wooden worktops and modern integrated appliances including a Hotpoint dishwasher, Rangemaster hob and oven, whilst the dining area has space for a sizeable table and patio doors to the rear terrace, offering an ideal inside-and-put entertaining area.

Stairs rise from the reception hall to a large landing with a bespoke fitted dressing area and give access to a large principal bedroom with built-in storage and a recently refitted, contemporary en suite bathroom which features an Aqualisa double shower with both vertical and horizontal shower heads. There are further well-proportioned bedrooms, a modern family bathroom with bath and separate, recently refitted Aqualisa walk-in shower.

Outside

Sitting on a plot of approximately 0.25 acre, the property is approached over a tarmacadam and block-paved driveway flanked on each side by areas of level lawn, providing parking for multiple vehicles and giving access to the detached double garage. A central paved path leads through a low maintenance gravelled front garden to the front door. The well-maintained south-facing rear garden is laid mainly to level lawn bordered by mature herbaceous borders and features a spacious raised paved terrace, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, the whole screened by mature hedging and enjoying stunning far-reaching views over neighbouring countryside.

Situation

Bradfield Southend provides a primary school, village store & post office, and gastro pub, The Queens Head. The adjacent village of Beenham is a lovely village which benefits from its own church, pub and further primary school. Theale is about 4 miles away and provides a further range of facilities including a commuter train to London, Paddington. Reading and Newbury are also close by and offer a comprehensive range of amenities including shops, restaurants and theatres. The range of schooling in the area is excellent, including St. Andrews, The Oratory, Elstree School, Bradfield College and Downe House. There are a variety of recreational pursuits available in the area and the surrounding countryside is renowned for its walks and rides.

Directions

From Pangbourne head south-west on High Street and at the roundabout take the 1st exit onto Church Road (A340). Follow A340 for 3.4 miles then turn right. Continue onto Common Hill, then after 0.8 mile turn left onto Union Road. After 1.0 mile continue onto South End Road after 0.8 mile Fox House can be found on the left-hand side.