The Drove, Crux Easton, Newbury, Hampshire, RG20

an individual extended detached period family house standing in gardens, grounds and paddock extending to over an acre in a beautiful rural setting with open country views off a no-through lane serving just two properties

A detached period house, formerly two cottages that were combined many years ago and subsequently extended, providing just over 2,200 sq ft of accommodation, or more than 2,400 sq ft including the garage and store. The accommodation includes a reception hall with cloakroom, a dual aspect living and dining room with a log burning stove, sitting room with an attractive fireplace, study or playroom, kitchen and separate utility room. The first floor comprises four bedrooms, two with en suite shower rooms, the largest of the remaining bedrooms features a balcony, together with a family bathroom. The property is positioned on the side of a small valley with gardens extending to either side and views across the paddock, surrounding farmland and countryside, with the finest views looking north over the lower lying ground. The house, and one neighbouring property, are approached via a single track no through road that continues as a footpath beyond the properties. Opposite the house is an undulating paddock extending to approximately 0.74 acres, the house and gardens extend to about 0.4 acres, giving a total plot of approximately 1.14 acres.

Crux Easton is a small village located in the county of Hampshire. Situated approximately 6 miles southeast of the town of Newbury, it lies in the picturesque North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is known for its rich history, dating back to medieval times. It is characterized by its quaint charm, with a scattering of traditional cottages and farmhouses. It has a close knit community, and the residents take pride in maintaining the village's rural character. The surrounding countryside offers stunning views and is popular with walkers, cyclists and nature enthusiasts.