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4 bedroom detached house
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Pretty period house
- Walled garden
- Amazing rural view to the rear
- Off street parking
- Popular village
- EPC Rating = E
Description
Combe View is a period house believed originally to be 2 cottages dating from about the 1700's and now presents a comfortable home. The sitting room is of generous proportions as is the kitchen opening into the dining/garden room. On the first floor, a wide landing leads to all the bedrooms, and of particular note, is the principal bedroom with its fine views to the rear over the valley.
Outside
Combe View is accessed from the lane to a gravelled parking area to the side of the house. The private garden lies to the rear and is laid mainly to lawn bordered by some mature mixed flower borders and some fruit trees. The rear boundary of the garden is a brick wall with an attractive wrought iron grill showing the outstanding views over the valley. To one side is a pretty summer house.
Location
Hungerford 4 miles, Newbury 7 miles, M4 (J 14) 6.5 miles, London Paddington from Kintbury (from 1 hour) or Newbury (from 45 minutes). (All mileages and times are approximate)
Combe View is situated in the heart of Kintbury, an extremely popular village located in the Kennet Valley. Locally known for its good range of facilities and services including the train station with direct links to Newbury, Reading and London Paddington. The village contains a local primary school, Montessori school, butcher’s shop, church, village store, post office, village hall, sporting facilities and pub/ restaurants. There are very convenient communication links with the M4 being accessed at either Junction 13 (8 miles), or Junction 14 (6 miles), or the A34 (5 miles). The market towns of Hungerford, Marlborough, Wantage, and Newbury are all within 15 miles. The Kennet Valley is famous for its fishing, networks of footpaths and bridleways. The valley is bounded by the Wessex Downs, the Ridgeway, and the Savernake Forest.
Directions
Take the A4 from Newbury towards Hungerford. Pass the Half Way pub and turn left after one mile, signposted Kintbury. Pass over the canal and level crossing, and continue up the hill into the centre of the village. Pass the village square on the right and continue along the High Street where Combe View will be found on the right.
Additional Info
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Services
Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil central
heating.
Local Authority
West Berkshire Council
Council Tax: Band G
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