Semi-detached house for sale in Halfway Cottages, Halfway, Newbury, Berkshire RG20

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A beautifully presented, 1920’s period cottage backing onto open countryside, enjoying a living room with log burner, kitchen/breakfast room, generous mature gardens, and gated driveway parking for multiple vehicles, within walking distance to a sought-after pub.

Description

The accommodation comprises an entrance porchway, charming internal entrance hall, and a generous kitchen/diner with a range of cream wooden units with granite worktops, and French doors leading onto the outdoor patio area. There is also a utility room, dining room/study, formal living room with a wonderful log burner surrounded by exposed brickwork, which really is the heart of the home, and a bright and airy conservatory enjoying the wonderful views. A modernised WC completes the ground floor. To the first floor is a landing area, two generous double bedrooms, and a generous single bedroom which is currently being used as a dressing room. There is a family bathroom finished in a white suite with shower over bath. The property could be extended (STPP).

Outside

To the front of the property is a gated gravel driveway accommodating at least five vehicles, which is neatly bordered with mature hedging and a post and rail fence. There is also side access with a useful shed. To the rear of the property is the most wonderfully mature garden mainly laid to lawn, enjoying a range of beautiful plants and shrubs, with a post and rail fence at the back which enhances the wonderful field views. The property is named ‘Beauchamp Cottage‘ which originates from the French translation ‘field view’.

Services and material information

All services are connected except gas. The property runs off oil fired central heating, and the property benefits from a new roof along with newly fitted windows.
Council tax band: E
Energy efficiency rating: D<br /><br />Halfway is located in between Kintbury and Newbury. Kintbury is located some 5½ miles to the west of Newbury and just over 3 miles from Hungerford. It is set at the foot of the North Wessex Downs in stunning countryside with picturesque walks on the doorstep. Kintbury lies within a few miles of junction 13 of the M4 to the north of Newbury and the village has its own railway station linking to Reading and Paddington. This very active village is set on the banks of the Kennet & Avon Canal and has local shops, schools, pubs and recreational centre and a tennis club.