Brimpton Lane, Brimpton, Reading, Berkshire, RG7

Grade II listed in an elevated position, Eastbank is believed to date back to 1848, with its timeless elegance evident in its striking grey brick exterior with red accents, hipped slate roof, and end stacks. It boasts three beautifully adorned bays with glazing bar sashes and painted wooden boxes. Upon entering, the central hallway leads to the ground floor rooms. The south-facing kitchen seamlessly connects to the dining room. There is a cosy sitting room with charming fireplace, and a spacious family bathroom. Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms and two single bedrooms, together with a walk in wardrobe. The interior harmoniously combines the preservation of original features with modern updates. What makes Eastbank even more exciting is the planning permission and listed building consent to create a substantial extension that will unlock its full potential extending the overall square footage to around 2,750 sq ft. Please note our clients have applied for a material amendment to their planning, altering the current permission. Please ask the agent for more information. 

Outside, the property boasts a landscaped frontage with brick wall surround. The front facade is adorned with stunning topiaries, adding an elegant touch. Side access from both sides leads to a level rear garden primarily laid to lawn. Additionally, the outdoor space includes a parking area and a spacious office/workshop/garage. This versatile space features double doors opening to the parking area, a single door providing garden access, and abundant natural light. Situated on approximately 0.23 acres of land, Eastbank offers a serene and picturesque setting.

Eastbank is situated in the heart of Brimpton village, nestled amidst picturesque countryside, conveniently located between the towns of Reading (12 miles) and Newbury (7.5 miles). Within the village is a hairstylist and a primary school. The neighbouring villages of Aldermaston (2 miles) and Woolhampton (2 miles) offer a range of everyday amenities, including shops, public houses, canals, lakes and a well-connected train station. For a wider array of facilities, the vibrant towns of Newbury and Reading are easily accessible. The area boasts an impressive selection of schools, including Elstree, Cheam, Horris Hill, Bradfield College and Downe House. Communication links are excellent with the A339 and A4 linking with the M3 and M4. Midgham station (2 miles) offers train services direct to London Paddington, from 45 minutes, Canary Warf from 75 minutes. Alternatively, Basingstoke station (10 miles) provides services to London Waterloo, from 42 minutes