Properties For Sale by Strutt & Parker, Pangbourne, including sold STC

Bowden dates from 1897, having been designed and built by the Arts & Crafts architect Arnold Mitchell, for Sir Benjamin Baker, the civil engineer who was best known for his involvement in the design and building of the Forth rail bridge

Home Farm House is a classical, 6 reception room and 6 bedroom smart country house in approximately 1.28 acres of land, with tithe barn, swimming pool and tennis court

A Grade II listed farmhouse with later additions set in just under 7 acres of gardens and woodlands with a lake and brook

Constructed 20 years ago, Chestnuts is an imposing, three storey, modern home with spacious accommodation set back in its generous plot behind electric gates on a sought after residential road which is conveniently close to a village high street

A striking 1930s Art Deco inspired family home offering generously-proportioned accommodation, quality period features and a wealth of wooden flooring across the ground floor

A substantial detached farmhouse with extensive grounds and outbuildings, set in a highly sought-after rural position just outside the village of Burghfield Common.

Occupying the ground and lower ground floors and measuring over 6,000 sq ft, the property contains a wealth of amazing period features, combined with recently upgraded high-end fixtures.

An impressive detached house with beautifully appointed, flexible accommodation and an annexe, set in delightful gardens and backing onto woodland.

An attractive double-fronted dormer-style period family home offering generously proportioned reception accommodation and a stunning large landscaped garden.

Hosehill Farm is a magnificent Grade II Listed country house that sits within a plot of just under four acres.

A highly attractive detached family home with splendid gardens, set in the heart of the sought-after village of Whitchurch on Thames.

An impressive detached family home with light, airy and beautifully appointed accommodation.

At nearly 5,000 sq ft, this period conversion apartment is a true one-off, occupying the grandest section of the Grade II listed, former Douai School.

With parts dating back to the 16th century and later alterations, Rushy Mead is filled with period character features and yet has been carefully and cleverly renovated and modernised to offer modern practical living.

Set back from the road, the property offers over 1,700 sq ft of internal space, including a drawing room with doors to the garden, a separate dining room and four bedrooms. Practical in both layout and outlook.

A charming period cottage with a wealth of character features and delightful garden, set in the heart of the picturesque village of Ashampstead.

A chic, stylish riverside property with a mooring directly on the Thames, in the highly desirable village of Pangbourne.

A four bedroom Edwardian period family home, combining elegance and charming period features with practical family living space and quality fixtures and fittings throughout. Located very centrally in the heart of a desirable Thameside village.

A well-presented modern double fronted family home, sensitively extended by the current owners to provide a generously-proportioned living and entertaining environment maximising the stunning views over neighbouring countryside.

Lescun is an appealing detached family home that offers a range of adaptable accommodation across two light-filled floors, and benefits from a trio of outbuildings recently used as an established nursery business.

An attractive detached family home with generous, airy accommodation and flexible reception rooms, set in a sought after position between Burghfield and the Reading suburb of Calcot.

A delightful period cottage with character features, set in an idyllic village location surrounded by beautiful Berkshire countryside. Featuring splendid painted brick elevations, sash windows and brick-built fireplaces.

The Lavender House is a comfortable, modern, family home offering 2 000 sq. ft of well-laid out accommodation arranged over two floors and with a generous garden, built in 1996.

Built in the mid-1960s, this home has been in the same family ever since and was further enhanced when the original single bay garage was converted into a dining room in the early 1970s.