5 bedroom detached house for sale

Charming Grade II listed with detached annexe in a stunning location. The beautiful gardens have a tennis court, sun terrace and views over polo fields

Description
Set in a semi-rural location Four Oaks is a charming detached Grade II listed house which offers character, charm and flexibility in abundance. It retains many period features which include exposed beams and period fireplaces.

On the ground floor the main house has generously proportioned reception rooms ideal for family life and entertaining. The triple aspect sitting room has a striking feature fireplace and direct garden access. The family room with beams and open fireplace is ideal for cosy nights in. The dining room offers an ambient room featuring a fireplace with wood burner. It conveniently links directly to the kitchen. The kitchen has a comprehensive range of units, drawers and integrated appliances. Its generous proportion allows ample space for breakfast dining.

On the first floor the principal bedroom has fitted wardrobes and double views over the countryside. There are two further well presented bedrooms and two well appointed bathrooms on this floor. The second floor offers a further bedroom.

The beautifully presented detached annexe is ideal for additional accommodation for family, guests or home working comprising of a sitting room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom.

The gardens and grounds at Four Oaks are delightful and extend to approximately 0.88 of an acre. The landscaped gardens have been designed to take full advantage of the exceptional views over the surrounding countryside. The garden includes areas of lawn, well stocked flower beds, mature oak trees, a variety of fruit trees, an enclosed tennis court, an ornamental pond with water feature and paved terraces. This has created an idyllic private garden where you can enjoy outdoor entertaining. The house is set back from the road screened behind a high private hedge and with a gravel driveway providing ample off-street parking. Further parking is available at the rear of the property, accessed via a private driveway to Billingbear Park. The property also features two storage sheds and a greenhouse.

N.B. Planning permission has been granted to add a kitchen/orangery and create a new entrance, as shown on the next page. The kitchen/orangery will provide significantly enlarged kitchen/living space and beautiful views over the garden and surrounding countryside. A transformed entrance will provide disabled access and a downstairs shower room with WC.

Location
Four Oaks enjoys a rural setting yet is conveniently situated for the amenities of the bustling market town of Wokingham (approximately 4.5 miles) and Bracknell (3.7 miles). Additional extensive leisure and shopping facilities may be found in Reading (approximately 12.2 miles) and Windsor (approximately 10.4 miles).

Fast commuter services to London Paddington are available from Twyford (approximately 5.0 miles), as is the Elizabeth line, which further enhances commuting to Central London and Canary Wharf. Bracknell railway station provides regular, direct services to Waterloo. Both the M4 and M3 motorways are accessible, with the M4 available at Junctions 8/9 and 10, and the M3 at Junction 3.

The area offers extensive schooling opportunities including Wellington College, Ludgrove School. Holme Grange, The Dolphin School, The Reading Blue Coat School, The Abbey and Leighton Park.

There are excellent sporting and leisure amenities in the area include the Nirvana Health Clubs, golf at Billingbear Park, Sand Martins, Bearwood and Bearwood Lakes, horse racing at Ascot, Windsor and Newbury, Leisure Sports Complex in Bracknell and championship football at the Madejski Stadium, Reading.

Bracknell offers an excellent shopping centre The Lexicon which is home to shops, restaurants and multi-plex cinema. South Hill Arts Centre offers a full programme of events with two theatres, a cinema, specialist art studios, gallery spaces and restaurant within the grounds of an 18th century mansion house.

Windsor is a historic location to be proud of, home to Windsor Castle. Set on the River Thames this extensive castle was originally built by William The Conqueror in the 11th Century. Today it is the residence of choice for several members of the Royal family. The pageantry of the changing of the guard at Windsor Castle happens several times a week. Windsor also has access to the 5,000 acres of Windsor Great Park with its sweeping historic parkland, award winning gardens, ancient woodland and forest trails. Windsor is also host to numerous local events which include Windsor Horse Show, Windsor Dog Show, Swan Upping, Windsor on Ice, monthly Farmers Markets and a full calendar of performances at Windsor Theatre.

Square Footage: 3,380 sq ft

Acreage:
0.88 Acres

Additional Info
Bracknell Forest Council band G

Mains gas, electricity, water & drainage

EPC – Annexe = C

EPC – House grade II listed exempt