6 bedroom detached house

ACCOMMODATION
A grand reception hall greets visitors with its ornate staircase, while leading off is a cloakroom and a boot room. Leading from this central hub are a series of distinguished rooms: an elegant sitting room boasting dual aspect sash windows and a wood burner framed by a pretty feature fire surround, a dining room with similar dual aspect sash windows, an informal sitting room with an attached study/snug replete with a fireplace, and a light and generously proportioned kitchen/dining area furnished with a range of fitted appliances and a complement of eye and base storage units. Additionally, a generously sized utility room offers access to the exterior.

Ascending to the first floor, a stunning landing serves as the gateway to four bedrooms, including the principal suite featuring a dressing room and a spacious ensuite. Two more ensuite bedrooms accompany a separate double room, serviced by a bathroom accessible from the hallway. Ascending further via a staircase leads to a fifth bedroom complete with an ensuite and breath-taking vistas, as well as access to the loft.

An adjacent and distinct space, comprising a games room and ancillary bedroom, is situated at the rear of the residence and is equipped with a contemporary ensuite bathroom. Completing the property, there stands a detached triple garage, with loft storage above.

The expansive gardens encompass a sizable terrace on both the rear and side, alongside a substantial expanse of manicured lawn adorned with specimen trees and a rock garden. These gardens extend to meet the tranquil woodlands of the Yattendon Estate, further enhancing the property's allure.

LOCATION
Aldworth is a quaint and highly cherished rural village nestled atop the Berkshire Downs. It is near the ancient Ridgeway Path and falls within a designated "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty." Historically rooted in agriculture and farming, this traditional way of life still thrives today, preserving the village's pristine allure and distinctive character, with minimal intrusive development.

Within the village, you will find two esteemed local inns: "The Bell" located in the village square and the charming thatched "Four Points" a short walk away from Grimms Dyke. Additionally, there is a noteworthy church, St. Mary's, which dates to the 12th century. A visit to this church is highly recommended, as it boasts 14th-century monuments dedicated to the De La Beche family, known as the Aldworth Giants. Adjacent to the newly constructed Village Hall, you'll discover a cricket field that hosts various social and community activities.

Aldworth's strategic location just off the B4009 road to Newbury ensures convenience, and it's only a short 5-minute drive from Streatley/Goring on Thames. Here, you'll find excellent shopping facilities and amenities, including a mainline station that offers fast commuter services to London (Paddington) in under an hour.

The village also benefits from excellent road connectivity to major centres such as Newbury, Reading, Oxford, and the M4 motorway at either Junction 12 (Theale) or 13 (Chieveley). For those heading further afield, the A34 at East Ilsley, connecting the South Coast with the Midlands, is just a short drive away.