High Street, Hungerford, Berkshire, RG17

Beautifully and sympathetically restored, this delightful Grade II listed cottage effortlessly combines the charm of its period origins with tasteful contemporary enhancements. Rich in character throughout, the property showcases an abundance of original features, creating a warm and welcoming home, conveniently situated in the heart of Hungerford, with easy access to M4 and rail links into London Paddington.

DESCRIPTION
The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged, beginning with a cosy sitting room centred around an attractive wood-burning stove, providing an inviting space to relax. This flows seamlessly into the beautifully appointed kitchen, fitted with an excellent range of cabinetry, quality work surfaces and a classic Butler sink, perfectly complementing the cottage's heritage.
Beyond, the light-filled dining room forms an attractive extension of the living space, with Velux windows flooding the room with natural light and French doors opening onto a charming courtyard terrace—an idyllic spot for morning coffee or leisurely dining during the warmer months.
The first floor offers two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both enjoying the cottage's inherent character, together with a beautifully refitted shower room finished to a high standard.

OUTSIDE
To the rear of the cottage, a part-covered patio provides the perfect spot for morning coffee or al fresco dining, with access via a short walk up to a beautifully elevated garden. Laid predominantly to lawn, this private outdoor space enjoys a wonderful outlook across Hungerford and features a generous decked terrace, ideal for entertaining family and friends while taking in the far-reaching views. A charming summerhouse completes the garden, offering a peaceful retreat or versatile space to relax and unwind.

SERVICES AND MATERIAL INFORMATION
All mains services are connected including gas.
EPC rating: D
Council tax band: C

Hungerford is a historic market town and situated on the banks of the Kennet and Avon Canal with plenty of scenic walks available. The town itself is renowned for its variety of antiques shops and also benefits from a range of boutiques, shops, cafes, and a supermarket. There is a primary and comprehensive school, library, doctor's surgery and leisure centre. Commuters are well served with regular trains to Newbury, Reading, and London Paddington, as well as easy access to the M4 and A34.