A substantial detached home featuring handsome red brick elevations and spacious, elegant accommodation arranged over two light-filled floors.

The ground floor is entered via a welcoming reception hall with tiled flooring and an impressive bifurcated staircase leading to the galleried landing above. There are four comfortable, flexible reception rooms on the ground floor, including the 23ft sitting room with its dual aspect, French doors opening onto the rear garden and fireplace fitted with a woodburning stove. There is also a comfortable family room, a useful study and a formal dining room, as well as a south-facing kitchen and breakfast room with French doors to the garden. The kitchen itself is comprehensively fitted with a range of Neptune wall and base units and a central island with integral breakfast bar, an Aga and integrated appliances. An adjoining utility room is also fitted with Neptune units and has its own outside access.

Upstairs, the first floor is arranged to provide five well-proportioned double bedrooms, all of which have built-in storage, and a family bathroom. The bedrooms comprise a generously proportioned principal bedroom with an en suite bathroom, four further bedrooms, two with en suite bathrooms.

This property has 2.02 acres of land.

Outside

At the entrance to the property, security gates open onto a spacious gravelled driveway with a turning circle, that offers ample parking space and provides access to the detached double garage. The extensive gardens wrap around the house and includes beautiful rolling lawns bordered by mature trees and shrubs. A paved terrace at the rear and side of the house, provides ideal al fresco dining and relaxation space; outbuildings include a a summer house and a discreetly positioned barn with 1,000 sq. ft of storage space.

Services: Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage.

Situation

The property enjoys a rural setting, on the fringes of the Berkshire village of Hurst, which caters for day-to-day needs with a village store, post office, bakery, primary school, church, and cricket club. Further amenities are easily accessible in Wokingham and Bracknell with its Lexicon shopping centre, and slightly further afield, Reading’s town centre has excellent shopping, restaurants and leisure facilities.

There are excellent schools in the area including St. Nicholas CofE Primary and Dolphin Independent Day School in Hurst, Holme Grange and the Holt in Wokingham, Reading School, Kendrick School and Queen Anne’s School in Reading, and Bluecoats in Sonning.

Communications links are excellent with the M4 and M40 motorways providing access to major road networks and for commuters there are regular rail services into London from Twyford (Elizabeth Line), Winnersh and Wokingham stations.

Directions

From Windsor, take the B3022/Winkfield Road away from the town centre and after 2.9 miles following the B3022, take the second exit at the roundabout onto the North Street. Turn right onto Drift Road and after 8.2 miles, turn right onto the B3018. Turn left onto Hinton Road, then after 0.7 miles, in Hurst, turn left onto the A321/Broadwater Lane. After about half a mile, the entrance to the property will be found on the right.

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