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The Avenue, Crowthorne, RG45

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

6

BATHROOMS

3

SIZE

4,442 sq ft

413 sq m

TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Distinguished Arts and Crafts-inspired Edwardian residence, believed to have been built in 1911 by a respected Crowthorne builder.
  • Extensively and tastefully renovated by the current owners over 16 years, retaining period character and sourcing British-made materials wherever possible.
  • Six generous bedrooms with scope for a seventh, including two en-suite bedrooms, dressing accommodation and a games room currently used as a second office.
  • Four beautifully proportioned reception rooms comprising an elegant living room, formal drawing room, dining room and impressive vaulted study.
  • Outstanding handmade Higham kitchen with statement island, Corian surfaces, electric AGA induction range, premium appliances, pantry and underfloor heating.
  • Secluded grounds of approximately half an acre, with the house positioned centrally and screened by mature shrubs, established bushes and specimen trees.
  • Expansive sawn limestone terrace connecting the kitchen, dining room and study, creating a seamless setting for outdoor dining, drinks and entertaining.
  • Original wisteria-covered pergola adjoining the living room, providing an intimate garden seating area positioned to capture the evening sunshine.
  • Rebuilt former coach house providing a substantial workshop and log store, with previous permission for a double garage on the property’s eastern side.
  • Walking distance of Crowthorne station and almost equidistant from the M3 and M4, with excellent schools, woodland and luxury leisure destinations nearby.

Description

SIX BEDROOM DETACHED EDWARDIAN FAMILY HOME IN CROWTHORNE

Ashmoor House is a distinguished Arts and Crafts-inspired Edwardian residence, believed to have been built in 1911. The house occupies secluded grounds of approximately half an acre on one of Crowthorne’s most desirable tree-lined roads. 

The property has undergone an extensive and considered programme of renovation since the current owners acquired the house 16 years ago. Throughout the work, they made a particular effort to source materials manufactured in the UK wherever possible. A trusted team of reputable local tradespeople has been responsible for much of the craftsmanship, many of whom continue to undertake periodic maintenance throughout the home. Meticulous attention has been given to retaining and restoring the property’s period character while introducing a refined standard of modern comfort.

Original panelled bay windows, soaring ceilings, deep skirting boards, intricate plasterwork and restored doors with period brass furniture are complemented by upgraded heating, glazing, bathrooms and a renewed roof. The result is an tasteful and beautifully curated home that feels timeless yet entirely suited to contemporary living.

Handmade decorative iron gates open onto an impressive in-and-out driveway, providing extensive parking and a suitably elegant approach. The handsome front entrance, with its pillared portico, opens into the original vestibule and a welcoming reception hall.

The hall retains its encaustic tiled floor and restored leaded front door, complemented by bespoke cabinetry, a sensitively restored staircase and Jim Lawrence lighting. From here, the principal reception rooms flow naturally through the house.

Four substantial ground-floor reception rooms provide exceptional versatility. The principal living room is an impressive entertaining space, featuring a broad bay window and a Stûv wood-burning stove set within an tasteful marble surround.

A separate drawing room offers a more formal setting, while the dining room and vaulted study both enjoy attractive views across the rear garden. These beautifully proportioned rooms provide distinctive spaces for entertaining, relaxation and working from home.

At the heart of the house is the outstanding kitchen and breakfast room, handmade by Higham Furniture. A commanding central island incorporates deep storage drawers and a breakfast bar, while the surrounding bespoke cabinetry includes a dedicated breakfast cupboard and is finished with seamless Corian work surfaces.

The comprehensive specification includes an electric AGA induction range cooker, an integrated Bosch dishwasher, a Perrin & Rowe tap and an instant hot and filtered water tap. Three substantial sash windows and French doors allow natural light to pour into the room while presenting an attractive outlook across the grounds.

Karndean flooring and wet underfloor heating complete this exceptional space. A large fitted pantry and dedicated laundry and boiler room provide the extensive storage and practical accommodation required by a house of this scale.

Across the rear of the property is an expansive terrace laid with sawn limestone. Connecting the kitchen, dining room and study with the gardens, it creates a seamless transition between the principal living spaces and an exceptional setting for summer dining, drinks and larger-scale entertaining.

The upper floors offer six bedrooms, with the versatile arrangement providing the option of a seventh. Four generous bedrooms occupy the first floor, alongside a dressing room and an stylishly appointed family bathroom. The principal bedroom benefits from a private en-suite incorporating both a bath and separate shower.

The second floor provides a particularly private bedroom suite with its own shower room and adjoining dressing accommodation. A substantial games room, currently used as a second office, could alternatively become an additional bedroom, cinema room, private sitting room or dedicated leisure space.

Ashmoor House sits centrally within its secluded half-acre plot. Mature shrubs, established bushes and trees provide excellent screening, creating an impressive sense of privacy throughout the gardens.

To the front, two magnificent established rhododendrons produce an abundance of pink and lilac flowers during May and June, adding seasonal colour to the property’s elegant approach.

Immediately outside the living room is the original wisteria-covered pergola. This wonderfully atmospheric seating area enjoys the evening sun and provides an intimate setting for drinks or quiet relaxation away from the main terrace.

A coach house originally stood at the bottom of the garden and historically benefited from vehicular access from the front. It has since been rebuilt to provide a substantial workshop and adjoining log store, with two further sheds offering additional storage.

Planning permission was previously granted for the construction of a double garage on the eastern side of the property, further demonstrating the flexibility offered by the extensive grounds.

Ashmoor House is within easy reach of central Crowthorne, an attractive and thriving village with a strong community atmosphere. Its High Street and surrounding roads offer independent boutiques, cafés, restaurants, traditional pubs, supermarkets, healthcare facilities and a broad selection of everyday services.

The village is exceptionally well placed for outdoor recreation. In addition to the 103-acre Buckler’s Forest, Crowthorne is surrounded by extensive woodland including Swinley Forest, owned and managed by the Crown Estate, and the National Trust’s Simon’s Wood and Finchampstead Ridges.

The area provides an excellent selection of highly regarded schools, including Wellington College, Wellington College Prep, Ludgrove School and Our Lady’s Preparatory School, together with Edgbarrow School. The educational choice is a significant reason buyers often upsize within Crowthorne or relocate to the area.

Crowthorne railway station is within walking distance and provides connections towards Reading, Guildford and Gatwick Airport. The house is also positioned almost equidistant from the M3 and M4, making it particularly well placed for commuting towards London, Reading, Heathrow and the wider motorway network.

The area is also well served by luxury leisure and hospitality destinations. Nirvana Spa is approximately five miles away, the five-star Pennyhill Park hotel and spa is around eight miles away, and Heathrow Terminal 5 is approximately 20 miles from the property, making international travel particularly convenient for both business and leisure.

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EPC Rating: C

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PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
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GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
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Monthly repayments£11,785
Property: £ 2,350,000
Deposit: £ 235,000
Interest rate: 5.33%
Term: 30 years
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