High Street, Hungerford, Berkshire, RG17

A charming Grade II listed home with the added bonus of an attached residential premises which offers the potential of extension to the original house or even a separate income stream.

Description

This Grade II Listed home has enormous charm and character with the added benefit of residential planning permission being granted to the attached former retail unit. This allows the incoming buyer the wonderful option of increasing the main house or benefitting from a profitable buy to let/air bnb business next door.

Currently, there is a lovely sense of symmetry to the house with a sitting room to one side and the formal dining room opposite. Carrying through to the kitchen breakfast room, this room has been renovated to feature several skylights that allow the light to flood through to this sociable space. Bi-fold doors lead to the conservatory, providing further entertaining space.

A study, utility room, storage room and cloakroom complete this floor. There is a useful storage cellar below.

Upstairs the bedrooms are well spaced out and served by a wide landing. The principal bedroom has an en suite shower room while the remaining four bedrooms are served by the family bathroom.

The garden is accessible from the conservatory and sun room and leads out to a paved sun terrace with substantial greenhouse. to the side. A series of steps then lead to the large rear garden which is very mature in its planting and gives lovely views over the town. At the top of the garden is a very productive vegetable patch while the rest of the garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature shrub and flower borders.
Planning permission has been granted to change the attached former commercial retail unit into residential accommodation and is a fantastic potential opportunity to extend the house or run as an airbnb/letting property or as an additional granny annex or garaging. 25/00648/FUL. This has already begun substantial refurbishment and is ready for the new owner to make their design choices.

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 is well served by a variety of shops including butchers, bakers, independent retailers and antique shops.

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

There is a mainline train station within the town, with trains to London Paddington taking approximately 1 hour. Road links to the area are excellent, with M4 Junction 14 being approximately 3 miles away.

Rare Commoners rights are passed on with Ham House and include but are not restricted to three days per week fishing on the River Kennet and River Dunn.

Square Footage: 2,771 sq ft



Directions

RG17 ONF

Additional Info

Mains Gas.
Mains Water.
Mains Drainage.
Mains Electricity.

Rare Commoners rights are passed on with Ham House and include but are not restricted to three days per week fishing on the River Kennet and River Dunn.