HA95853, The Street, Bramley, RG26 5BP

The Blenheim is a superbly elegant and spacious five-bedroom home from our exclusive Heritage Premium Collection.

As an Eco Electric home, it not only boasts remarkable energy efficiency and underfloor heating, but also makes a lasting impression with its timeless Heritage-inspired exterior.

This home exudes luxury, with ample space and contemporary finishes throughout. Each of the five bedrooms in The Blenheim accommodates at least a double bed, with two featuring en-suites.

The notably expansive main bedroom includes a walk-through wardrobe and a stunning en-suite with a walk-in shower.

A generous landing area separates the remaining bedrooms and the well-lit family bathroom. On the lower level, a welcoming hallway introduces the expansive lounge and a separate dining room.

Additional highlights include a downstairs cloaks and a spacious utility room for organisation.

The kitchen, bathed in natural light through double patio doors, comes complete with a separate family sitting area in addition to the lounge. About Willow Park Welcome to Willow Park.

A collection of 3,4 and 5 bedroom homes in the charming village of Bramley.

At Willow Park all the homes will be heated by an air source heat pump that will come with underfloor heating as standard on the ground floor.

Imagine living in a beautifully quaint village in one of the most scenic areas of South East England, surrounded by picturesque countryside yet with the vibrant towns of Reading and Basingstoke on your doorstep.

A stunning development of 3,4 and 5 bedroom Heritage Collection homes, blending the impeccable attention to detail seen in the Arts and Crafts movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries with the contemporary finesse expected of Redrow homes.

With enviable transport links too, Willow Park offers a very special quality of life.

Enjoy the area Willow Park's edge-of-village setting offers tranquil, close-knit living, but this peaceful location does not compromise on convenience.

Within half a mile of home you'll find a One Stop convenience store and a post office, with a pharmacy located in nearby Chineham.

For bigger shops, there's a Tesco in Chineham and a Waitrose in Basingstoke.

Or if you just want to shop till you drop, Festival Place is the place to go, with more than 200 stores under one roof, including an A to Z of household name retailers. Hungry?

Festival Place has a similarly diverse selection of restaurants.

From succulent burgers at Five Guys and French favourites at Côte to mouth-watering Mexican at Las Iguanas and a hearty chicken and chips at Nando's, there will be options to suit all moods and palates.

Or if a cosy lunch or evening meal at a local inn is what you're looking for, the real ales and classic pub grub at The Long Bridge Mill, or seasonal fare at The Wellington Arms, will make an excellent alternative.

Enjoy an active lifestyle For those seeking fun, recreation and fitness, the local area is replete with options, with Fitness First in Chineham offering a gym, sauna and fitness classes, while Tadley Health and Fitness Centre has a gym and a 25-metre swimming pool.

Golfers, meanwhile, can enjoy a round or two at the Sherfield Oaks course, less than 10 minutes away by road.

Film fans can catch all the latest blockbusters at Festival Place's Vue Cinema, while the Haymarket Theatre in Basingstoke offers a varied programme of music, shows, comedy and entertainment.

For family days out, Wellington Country Park is ideal for youngsters, with its animal farm, jumping pillow, splash zone, adventure playground, indoor soft play and more.

The 4 Kingdoms Adventure Park also boasts more than 20 play zones, with plentiful activities on offer come rain or shine.

For a more gentle excursion, the National Trust's Vyne attraction features a Tudor powerhouse turned 17th-century family home, set in gardens, woodlands and wetlands.

Opportunities for learning Those with children will be pleased to find a good selection of schools catering for youngsters at different stages of their educational journeys.

Little Apples of Bramley Pre-School is walking distance from home, while Bramley CofE Primary School, rated 'Good' by Ofsted, is also in the village.

For older students, Dove House Academy in Basingstoke is rated 'Outstanding', while The Vyne Community School has a 'Good' rating.

Queen Mary's College ('Outstanding') and Basingstoke College of Technology ('Good') are highly-rated further education options.

Local independent schools also include Sherfield School, just a 5 minute drive from the development, and The Wellesley Prep School, around 11 minutes away by car in Stratfield Turgis.

Getting around For those travelling by road or rail, transport connections are excellent.

Junction 6 of the M3 motorway is less than 20 minutes away for travel to Winchester (38 minutes), Southampton (50 minutes) and London (1 hour and 43 minutes), while the A33 trunk road connects to Reading (29 minutes).

Basingstoke is just 15 minutes away via Vyne Road.

Those looking to travel by train can reach Bramley railway station in around 10 minutes by foot or just a couple of minutes in the car, for services to Reading (20 minutes), Basingstoke (8 minutes) and London Paddington (54 minutes, with a change at Reading).

For international travel, Heathrow Airport is just 44 minutes away on the M4, and Southampton Airport 45 minutes, via the M3.

Leisure For those seeking fun, recreation and fitness, the local area is replete with options, with Fitness First in Chineham offering a gym, sauna and fitness classes, while Tadley Health and Fitness Centre has a gym and a 25-metre swimming pool.

Golfers, meanwhile, can enjoy a round or two at the Sherfield Oaks course, less than 10 minutes away by road.

Education Those with children will be pleased to find a good selection of schools catering for youngsters at different stages of their educational journeys.

Little Apples of Bramley Pre-School is walking distance from home, while Bramley CofE Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, is also in the village.

For older students, Dove House Academy in Basingstoke is rated ‘Outstanding’, while The Vyne Community School has a ‘Good’ rating.

Queen Mary’s College (‘Outstanding’) and Basingstoke College of Technology (‘Good’) are highly-rated further education options.

Local independent schools also include Sherfield School, just a 5 minute drive from the development, and The Wellesley Prep School, around 11 minutes away by car in Stratfield Turgis.

Shopping Willow Park’s edge-of-village setting offers tranquil, close-knit living, but this peaceful location does not compromise on convenience.

Within half a mile of home you’ll find a One Stop convenience store and a post office, with a pharmacy located in nearby Chineham.

For bigger shops, there’s a Tesco in Chineham and a Waitrose in Basingstoke.

Or if you just want to shop till you drop, Festival Place is the place to go, with more than 200 stores under one roof, including an A to Z of household name retailers.

Transport For those travelling by road or rail, transport connections are excellent.

Junction 6 of the M3 motorway is less than 20 minutes away for travel to Winchester (38 minutes), Southampton (50 minutes) and London (1 hour and 43 minutes), while the A33 trunk road connects to Reading (29 minutes).

Basingstoke is just 15 minutes away via Vyne Road.

Those looking to travel by train can reach Bramley railway station in around 10 minutes by foot or just a couple of minutes in the car, for services to Reading (20 minutes), Basingstoke (8 minutes) and London Paddington (54 minutes, with a change at Reading).

For international travel, Heathrow Airport is just 44 minutes away on the M4, and Southampton Airport 45 minutes, via the M3.

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