Old Trees is a splendid bungalow, which has been extended and renovated to provide stylish contemporary accommodation arranged over a single floor. There is clean, neutral décor throughout, with elegant, understated modern styling and a light, airy extension at the rear, which opens onto the rear garden.

There is a comfortable sitting room at the front, which has a fireplace fitted with a stove. The accommodation also includes a useful study/ bedroom 4, while at the rear there is a well proportioned kitchen and breakfast room, which welcomes plenty of natural light through its bi-fold doors and ceiling lantern skylight. The kitchen itself has modern fittings, including storage units to base and wall level, a central island and integrated appliances, while there is also plenty of space for a family dining table. The principal bedroom has a luxury dressing room and an en suite shower room, while two additional double bedrooms and a family bathroom with an over-bath shower complete the facilities.

Outside

At the front of the property, gates open onto a driveway with plenty of parking space for several vehicles. The rear garden features an area of timber decking and a lawn, with a timber-framed storage shed, various established shrubs and trees and timber border fencing.

Situation

Brightwalton is a highly sought-after village in a rural elevated spot on the Berkshire Downs. Brightwalton is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the surrounding countryside gives access to wonderful walking, riding and cycling opportunities. There is an active local community, and in the village itself there is a primary school and pre-school, a church and a sports and recreational ground. Saddleback Farm Shop and café is situated just on the edge of the village, and there are pubs in nearby Chaddleworth and Peasemore. A wider range of facilities can be found in the market towns of Hungerford, Wantage and Newbury, as well as Oxford and Reading. Communications in the area are very good with train services from Didcot, Hungerford and Newbury into London Paddington, and there is easy access to the A34 and M4 (J13) linking with London, Heathrow Airport and the west country. There is a wide choice of schools in the area, including Brightwalton primary school in the village, The Downs School at Compton, Elstree, Brockhurst and Marlston, Horris Hill, Downe House, Radley College, Bradfield College and St Gabriel's.

Directions

From Newbury, head north on the B4494 for 7.4 miles before turning left onto Sparrowbill. After 0.8 miles, turn right and after a further 0.2 miles, turn left toward the village centre. You will find the property on the left hand side after a few couple hundred yards.