Vine House, 16, Bridge Street, Berkshire, RG17 0EG

Grade II listed town house with outbuilding in the popular market town of Hungerford.

Description Vine House is an attractive Grade II listed property that has undergone extensive modernisation resulting in a beautifully curated family home in the the town of Hungerford which has a canal, shops and a variety of amenities.

The current entrance to Vine House is tucked away behind wooden double doors and down a cobbled courtyard leading to the majestic wood panelled entrance hall.

The kitchen/breakfast room has wonderful light, enhanced by the vaulted ceiling and plenty of fitted cupboard space to display and store.

At the heart of this house is the living room with its painted timber ceiling, large floor to ceiling woodburner and bifold doors to the outside.

Along from this is a useful utility room incorporating downstairs cloakroom and with direct access to outside.

Above the reception rooms on the first floor there are two double bedrooms which make use of the family bathroom.

A separate staircase leads to three further bedrooms at the front of the house serviced by a second bathroom.

There is also the welcome addition of a first floor drawing room which is a wonderful room with fireplace and windows to the High street.

In addition, there are two beautifully appointed eaves rooms on the second floor.

Outside and Outbuildings Vine House has a wonderful bonus of substantial attached outbuildings which could, subject to the local planning permissions, be incorporated into the house as further reception space or all manner of uses, they are currently used for storage.

The gardens at Vine House lie to the rear of the property and are largely laid to lawn with a walled perimeter.

Parking is available at the rear of the house with access to the side and through secure double wooden gates. To the front of the property is a self contained commercial unit.

Location The pretty market town of Hungerford is steeped in history and sits on the banks of the chalk stream river Kennet and the Kennet and Avon Canal.

The town boast an attractive High Street and is well served by a variety of shops including butchers, bakers, independent retailers and antique shops. There is a bi-weekly market.

There are also a number of well regarded restaurants and public houses in which to dine.

Schooling for all ages is available in the area for both the state and private sector, the latter including Downe House, Marlborough College and Cheam.

There is a mainline train station within the town, with trains to London Paddington taking approximately one hour.

Road links to the area are excellent, with M4 Junction 14 being approximately three miles away.

(All mileages and times are approximate.) Square Footage: 3,231 sq ft Directions RG17 0EG Additional Info Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Gas central heating.