
High Street, Chieveley, RG20

- PROPERTY TYPE
Detached
- BEDROOMS
5
- BATHROOMS
5
- SIZE
3,761 sq ft
349 sq m
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Key features
- A large village house with elegant Georgian-style design, plenty of living space and double garage
- A house with real consideration for flow and space, built in 2006 with meticulous attention to detail, period features and exceptionally high quality materials, EPC rating: C
- A true village house in a central location with excellent facilities including schools, doctors surgery, post office, pub & nearby road (A34/M4) /rail to London Paddington c.40 mins (Newbury)
- Secluded and sunny part-walled, professionally designed Mediterranean-style paved private garden with distinct zones - perfect for entertaining and relaxing
- Spacious Light-filled Kitchen, Dining Living Room with vaulted ceiling, feature arched window and granite island; formal drawing room; dining hall; study
- Five double bedrooms, five modern bathrooms including separate guest/au pair suite
- Impressive vaulted hallway and galleried landing bringing light into this beautiful home the moment you step through the door
- Triple-aspect formal drawing room with open Jet Master fire, Media Unit with storage & French doors to the garden
- Underfloor heating throughout the ground floor and principal suite
- Dining room with Italian marble flooring perfect for large dinner parties and entertaining
Description
Glebe House does not compromise on space: this home offers potential for a lock-up and leave lifestyle with easy maintenance inside and out. When family or friends come to stay, there is plenty of room for everyone, making entertaining a dream.
An Elegant Georgian-Inspired Village House
Hidden discreetly behind an historic brick wall and electric gates in the heart of one of West Berkshire’s most desirable villages, Glebe House is a beautifully executed Georgian-inspired home offering over 3,700 sq ft of refined yet highly efficient and elegant living space.
Designed for those seeking the proportions and presence of a substantial country home — without the demands of extensive grounds — this exceptional five-bedroom residence combines architectural elegance, intelligent modern construction and an effortlessly sociable layout, all within a wonderfully connected village setting.
Built in 2006 to exacting standards by the current owners, Glebe House blends seamlessly into its historic surroundings, with handmade York bricks, traditional lime mortar and double-camber clay roof tiles creating the appearance and charm of a period home, while delivering the comfort, efficiency and practicality expected of modern living.
The beautiful professionally designed part-walled, paved garden offers a private, sun-filled outdoor entertaining space — ideal for buyers seeking an easier pace of life without compromising on planting, style, scale or setting.
A Setting of Privacy, Prestige and Community
Approached via sliding electric gates, the house immediately conveys quiet confidence and understated elegance. The classic hand made brick façade, softened by mature climbers and traditional sash windows, sits beautifully within its surroundings, giving the impression of a long-established village residence.
A cobbled and gravelled forecourt provides parking for family and guests alongside an integral double garage with electric doors, while the gated frontage creates a rare sense of privacy in the very heart of the village.
One of Glebe House’s greatest luxuries is its balance between seclusion and connection. From the moment the gates close behind you, there is an immediate feeling of calm, yet Chieveley’s renowned community spirit, village amenities and countryside walks are all moments away.
The award-winning pub, village shop, post office, recreation ground and sports clubs all contribute to a lifestyle that feels increasingly rare — sociable, convenient and genuinely connected. There is also a nursery, primary school and doctor’s surgery.
Interiors Designed
Step through the panelled front door and into a bright and beautifully proportioned dining hall, where Italian marble flooring, full-height glazing and carefully considered sightlines immediately establish the tone of the house. This room is perfect for entertaining - whether it is guests for dinner, a drinks party or festive celebrations this room really makes an impression.
Every room has been designed with both practicality and atmosphere in mind. Underfloor heating runs throughout the ground floor and principal suite, while a heat recovery system enhances comfort and efficiency year-round.
To one side, a generous study with sash windows and shutters provides an ideal work-from-home space, library, television snug or peaceful retreat.
The drawing room is elegant yet deeply comfortable — a triple-aspect space centred around a Jet Master open fire, warm timber flooring and bespoke media cabinetry. French doors open directly onto the south-facing terrace, encouraging seamless indoor-outdoor living during warmer months and filling the room with natural light throughout the day.
This is a house that adapts beautifully to changing lifestyles and seasons alike: equally suited to large family gatherings, intimate dinners, extended visits from children and grandchildren, or quiet everyday living.
The Heart of the Home
At the centre of Glebe House lies the magnificent kitchen/living/breakfast room — a space designed not simply for cooking, but for enjoying.
Vaulted to double height and flooded with natural light from its large windows and French doors, this expansive room combines warmth, practicality and understated luxury in equal measure.
Handcrafted by Wood Creations Ltd, the shaker-style cabinetry is paired with granite worktops, a generous central island and integrated appliances including double ovens and a wine cooler. Distinct areas for dining and relaxed seating create a wonderfully sociable atmosphere, whether hosting friends for drinks, enjoying family breakfasts or simply reading the papers with coffee on a quiet morning.
French doors open directly onto the paved patio, allowing the entire space to flow effortlessly outdoors during spring and summer months. A separate utility room keeps practicalities discreetly tucked away.
Speakers integrated throughout the principal rooms and main bedroom further enhance the home’s entertaining and relaxation credentials.
No Compromises
The galleried landing leads to four beautifully proportioned double bedrooms, each enjoying its own individual outlook across gardens or village rooftops.
The principal suite has a calm, boutique-hotel quality, with a vaulted ceiling creating volume and light, alongside a dedicated dressing area with built in wardrobes and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with freestanding bath and separate shower.
Three further double bedrooms are all generously sized, two benefitting from en-suite facilities, while the remaining bedroom is served by a beautifully appointed family bathroom finished in soft neutral tones with marble-effect detailing and chrome fittings.
A fifth bedroom suite, privately accessed via its own staircase, offers exceptional flexibility — ideal for guests, independent older children, live-in support, a studio or secondary home office where work and home life can be completely separate.
A Garden Designed for Enjoying
The rear garden has been thoughtfully conceived as a series of elegant outdoor rooms — beautifully enclosed, wonderfully private and designed to be enjoyed rather than endlessly maintained.
Framed by mature mediterranean style planting, softened by curved walls and soft architectural greenery, the garden feels peaceful, established and distinctly atmospheric, with its sheltered position creating a wonderfully warm microclimate through the spring and summer months.
Wide flagstone areas invite long outdoor lunches, evening drinks and relaxed entertaining, while the gentle sound of water features and the scent of honeysuckle and rosemary soften the space beautifully. French doors from both the drawing room and kitchen create a seamless indoor-outdoor flow that comes into its own during warmer months.
Importantly, this is a garden perfectly suited to modern village living — offering beauty, privacy and ease without the continual upkeep associated with larger country properties.
For visiting grandchildren and active families, the excellent recreation ground, tennis, cricket and bowls clubs are all just a short stroll away.
Village Living at Its Best
Chieveley remains one of West Berkshire’s most admired and well-connected villages, offering a rare blend of countryside charm and everyday convenience.
The village itself provides a highly regarded pub, café, shop, post office, GP surgery, sports facilities and well-regarded primary school, while the surrounding countryside offers miles of footpaths and open landscape to explore.
The property also falls within catchment for The Downs School in Compton (Ofsted Outstanding), while prestigious independent schools including Downe House, Brockhurst & Marlston House, St Gabriel’s, Thorngrove and Marlborough College are all easily accessible.
Despite its idyllic village setting, connectivity is exceptional. The A34 and M4 are immediately accessible, while nearby Newbury provides mainline rail services to London Paddington in approximately 40 minutes, along with excellent shopping, restaurants, cafés and leisure facilities including Waitrose & Partners Newbury and Marks & Spencer.
Summary
Glebe House is a rare example of a house that successfully balances grandeur with practicality.
Elegant yet welcoming, substantial yet highly manageable, it offers the scale and quality of a significant country residence within a secure, sociable and low-maintenance village setting.
For buyers seeking a refined next chapter — somewhere to entertain beautifully, live comfortably and enjoy the pleasures of village life without the burden of extensive upkeep
Please contact Rebecca at Stowhill Estates West Berkshire and North Hampshire on_01635_019199_to discuss further and book a viewing
Important Notice: These property details are intended as a guide only and do not form part of any contract. While carefully prepared, Stowhill Estates cannot guarantee total accuracy. Prospective buyers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each statement. All measurements are approximate, and no services or appliances have been tested.
EPC Rating: C
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- Band: H
- PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
- Yes
- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Yes
- ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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