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Castle Hill, Reading RG1
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Tenure: Freehold
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Lansley - A Rare Opportunity to Own a Historic Gem.
Discover the charm and history of Yeomanry House, an elegant and distinctive property situated in the heart of Reading. This unique building combines period character with modern versatility, offering an extraordinary opportunity for a range of uses. Originally constructed in the 19th century, Yeomanry House boasts stunning architectural features, including high ceilings, large sash windows, and intricate detailing that reflect its heritage. The property sits within spacious, well-maintained grounds, providing an oasis of calm while being just minutes away from Reading’s bustling town centre.
Key highlights include:
•Prime Location: Ideally situated with easy access to Reading’s mainline station (offering fast links to London) and major road networks, including the M4.
•Exceptional Space: Generous floorplan suitable for residential, commercial, or mixed-use purposes, subject to planning permissions. Please note the vendor requires an overage payment specifically relating to the external garden area if planning permission were subsequently granted for residential development on that land within 20 years of completion.
•Historic Appeal: A Grade II listed building with unique character, offering the perfect blend of tradition and potential for modern adaptation.
•Ample Parking and Grounds: The property includes extensive parking and landscaped gardens, adding to its versatility.
Whether you’re looking to create a stunning family home, a boutique office space, or a bespoke development project, Yeomanry House presents an unparalleled opportunity to bring your vision to life!
For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact us today. This is your chance to own a piece of Reading’s history! Offers are invited by 12 noon 14th February 2025 (by way of informal, non-binding tender)
• The vendor reserves the rights not to accept the highest or any offer and to withdraw from sale or to vary the method of sale at any time without notice.
• Should several competitive offers be received, the vendor reserves the right to request best and final offers from selected parties.
• As part of their offer, potential purchasers should outline their proposals for the property including:
o Proposals and use.
o Any conditions attached including timescales for satisfying the conditions.
o Confirmation of the source of funding and board or other approval. In accordance with the council’s Third Sector Premises Policy, this site is also advertised by Reading voluntary Action on under news and information. This includes full details of how to obtain a Third Sector application form, guidance, scoring and other information.
Discover the charm and history of Yeomanry House, an elegant and distinctive property situated in the heart of Reading. This unique building combines period character with modern versatility, offering an extraordinary opportunity for a range of uses. Originally constructed in the 19th century, Yeomanry House boasts stunning architectural features, including high ceilings, large sash windows, and intricate detailing that reflect its heritage. The property sits within spacious, well-maintained grounds, providing an oasis of calm while being just minutes away from Reading’s bustling town centre.
Key highlights include:
•Prime Location: Ideally situated with easy access to Reading’s mainline station (offering fast links to London) and major road networks, including the M4.
•Exceptional Space: Generous floorplan suitable for residential, commercial, or mixed-use purposes, subject to planning permissions. Please note the vendor requires an overage payment specifically relating to the external garden area if planning permission were subsequently granted for residential development on that land within 20 years of completion.
•Historic Appeal: A Grade II listed building with unique character, offering the perfect blend of tradition and potential for modern adaptation.
•Ample Parking and Grounds: The property includes extensive parking and landscaped gardens, adding to its versatility.
Whether you’re looking to create a stunning family home, a boutique office space, or a bespoke development project, Yeomanry House presents an unparalleled opportunity to bring your vision to life!
For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact us today. This is your chance to own a piece of Reading’s history! Offers are invited by 12 noon 14th February 2025 (by way of informal, non-binding tender)
• The vendor reserves the rights not to accept the highest or any offer and to withdraw from sale or to vary the method of sale at any time without notice.
• Should several competitive offers be received, the vendor reserves the right to request best and final offers from selected parties.
• As part of their offer, potential purchasers should outline their proposals for the property including:
o Proposals and use.
o Any conditions attached including timescales for satisfying the conditions.
o Confirmation of the source of funding and board or other approval. In accordance with the council’s Third Sector Premises Policy, this site is also advertised by Reading voluntary Action on under news and information. This includes full details of how to obtain a Third Sector application form, guidance, scoring and other information.
About this agent

About Us Originally established in Guildford in 1890 by the founder AH Lansley, the business has principally been involved in the sale and valuation of going
concern businesses, with occasional Sales of residential property. The firm was moved to Reading in tile early 1900s, with offices at 52-53 Friar Street — now
Sainsbury’s supermarket. In the 1930s, AH Lansley was succeeded by his son, AE Lansley, in partnership with WW Ware. They were Joined In the Late 1930s
by AC Hayes, together with Mr. Ware’s son, K W Ware, in the 1950s. Mr. Hayes’ sons, Morvyn and Brian started in the early 1960s and have subs... Show more
concern businesses, with occasional Sales of residential property. The firm was moved to Reading in tile early 1900s, with offices at 52-53 Friar Street — now
Sainsbury’s supermarket. In the 1930s, AH Lansley was succeeded by his son, AE Lansley, in partnership with WW Ware. They were Joined In the Late 1930s
by AC Hayes, together with Mr. Ware’s son, K W Ware, in the 1950s. Mr. Hayes’ sons, Morvyn and Brian started in the early 1960s and have subs... Show more