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East Shefford ~ Hungerford Berkshire East shEfford ~ hungErford BErkshirE shEfford housE Attractive amenity Estate with east shefford ~ hungerford Georgian Country House set berkshire ~ rg17 7ef Hungerford 6 miles (London Paddington from 63 mins), Newbury 8 miles (London Paddington from in around 120 Acres 42 minutes), Wantage 9 miles, M4 (Jct 14) 3 miles, Oxford 29 miles, Central London 66 miles (All distances and times are approximate). ° Drawing room, dining room, library, orangery/sitting room, kitchen/ breakfast room ° Study, games room, family room, wine cellar, gym, laundry/utility rooms, two cloakrooms ° Master bedroom suite with bathroom and dressing room, five further bedrooms, three further bathrooms ° Self-contained annexe with bedroom, bathroom and kitchenette ° Staff cottage, oak barn with garaging, kitchen and cloakroom, separate double garage ° Gardens and grounds, walled garden, tennis court ° Arable land, parkland, pastures and woodland in all about 120 acres Ed Sugden Freddy Dalrymple Hamilton Savills Country Department Savills Country Department 33 Margaret Street, London, W1G 0JD 33 Margaret Street, London, W1G 0JD +44 (0) 7557 337507 +44 (0) 207 409 8823 [email protected] [email protected] Liz McLean Savills Newbury 1-3 The Broadway, Newbury, RG14 1AS +44 (0) 1635 277705 [email protected] These particulars are only as a guide and must not be relied on as a statement of fact. Your attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of text. One Two Three situation senior schools Shefford House is on the edge of the hamlet of East Shefford, in St. Barts, Park House, and St. Johns in Marlborough. an idyllic position above the River Lambourn in the Lambourn Marlborough College, Radley College and Downe House, St Mary’s Valley in West Berkshire. It is within the North Wessex Downs Area Calne, Bradfield and Pangbourne public schools. of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), surrounded by the rolling countryside synonymous with the area. communications The estate is less than a mile from the village of Great Shefford on There are excellent transport links with junction 14 of the M4 providing the edge of the Berkshire Downs, where there is a well-regarded access to London, Heathrow airport and Bristol. The A34 is convenient local pub serving food and a village store with a post office. Nearby for Oxford and south to Winchester. Hungerford and Newbury both Wantage has a comprehensive range of shopping and leisure have regular direct trains to London Paddington. facilities. Newbury and Hungerford are also within easy reach. shEfford housE Education Shefford House is a stunning Grade II listed Georgian property, Local and regional Preparatory schools approached through electric gates up a winding gravel tree lined drive, opening out in front of the house. The gardens and land stretch Shefford Primary School and St Joseph’s Catholic School. out behind the house rising in a south westerly direction. The arable Cheam, Elstree , Horris Hill, Brockhurst and Marlston, Pinewood and land wraps around the gardens and parkland, separated by mature St Gabriels. hedge rows and trees. shEfford housE Four At the front of the house there are stone steps up to the impressive entrance, flanked with doric columns. Inside the entrance hall, with stone floor, there are doors to all of the principal reception rooms, stairs to the first floor and lower ground floor, and a door to the inner hall which in turn leads to the kitchen/breakfast room, and orangery/sitting room, and further staircase down to the lower ground floor. Five shEfford housE Six Of particular note are the period features, such as traditional cornicing and open fireplaces throughout the house which has been extensively refurbished during its current ownership. The drawing room spans the width of the house and is flooded with light from windows to two sides. There are two doors in from the entrance hall and an open fire. The formal dining room is across the hall also with an open fire. The library is lined with bookshelves, and has a wooden floor and an open fire and is used as a snug. From the inner hall there is a large open plan kitchen with ample space for a large kitchen table and open fire place to one end. The kitchen units are bespoke, with an AGA, integrated appliances, separate gas hob (bottled supply), and a slate floor, and a door to the pantry. Severn shEfford housE Eight Nine shEfford housE The orangery/sitting room is next to the kitchen with access through two wide openings either side of the fireplace. There is a large roof light in the ceiling and French doors and floor to ceiling windows which face south west and open onto the lower terrace in the walled garden, as well as a door to the library. From the inner hall there are stairs down to the lower ground floor where there is asitting room with open fire, study with French windows opening onto the lawns in front of the house and a games room, currently housing a billiard table, off the study, and wine cellar. On the other side of the lower ground hall, below the kitchen there are stores, the boiler room, and a gym and a boot room with a door to outside from the parking area to the back of the house. A door from the boot room leads into the gym, and another leads onto the utility room stairs. Ten Eleven There is also a small self-contained annexe on the lower ground floor, which can be accessed from the house or via an outside door, with a bedroom, kitchenette and bathroom. This has previously been used by an au pair. On the first floor there is a master bedroom with dressing areas off and en suite bathroom, two additional bedroom and bathroom suites, and a fourth bedroom. On the second floor there are a further two bedrooms (making six upstairs in total) and a bathroom as well as extensive built in eaves storage. shEfford housE Twelve Shefford House, Great Shefford, Hungerford Shefford House, Great Shefford, Hungerford Main House internal area 886 sq m (9,528 sq ft) Main House internal area 886 sq m (9,528 sq ft) Garage Building internal area 301 sq m (3,243 sq ft) Garage Building internal area 301 sq m (3,243 sq ft) Annexe internal area 107 sq m (1,150 sq ft) Annexe internal area 107 sq m (1,150 sq ft) Garden Store & External Rooms internal area 39 sq m (417 sq ft) Garden Store & External Rooms internal area 39 sq m (417 sq ft) Total internal area 1,333 sq m (14,338 sq ft) Total internal area 1,333 sq m (14,338 sq ft) 3.90 x 3.47 12'10" x 11'5" 3.90 x 3.47 12'10" x 11'5" Garage 2.64 x 2.33 6.33 x 5.56 Garage 8'8" x 7'8" 20'9" x 18'3" main housE 2.64 x 2.33 6.33 x 5.56 8'8" x 7'8" 20'9" x 18'3" Utility Utility 4.85 x 3.61 Utility 2.47 x 1.85 15'11" x 11'10" Utility 8'1" x 6'1" 4.85 x 3.61 (Maximum) 2.47 x 1.85 15'11" x 11'10" 8'1" x 6'1" (Maximum) 2.67 x 2.37 Gym 8'9" x 7'9" Wine Cellar 2.67 x 2.37 Store 5.70 x 4.71 staff cottag(Maximum)E Gym 4.61 x 3.20 8'9" x 7'9" Wine Cellar 4.03 x 2.88 18'8" x 15'5" Store 5.70 x 4.71 15'1" x 10'6" (Maximum) 4.61 x 3.20 13'3" x 9'5" (Maximum) 4.03 x 2.88 18'8" x 15'5" 15'1" x 10'6" 13'3" x 9'5" (Maximum)Games Room 6.61 x 4.54 Games Room 21'8" x 14'11" 6.61 x 4.54 Kitchen Store Boot Room 3.24 x 2.42 21'8" x 14'11" Kitchen Kitchen Store 3.78 x 2.30 10'8" x 7'11" Sky Boot Room 3.24 x 2.42 12'5" x 7'7" 3.55 x 1.70 Sky 3.78 x 2.30 Kitchen 11'8" x 5'7" Sky Sky 3.55 x 1.70 10'8" x 7'11" (Maximum) 12'5" x 7'7" Sky (Maximum)Sky (Maximum) 11'8" x 5'7" (Maximum) Sky 7.87 x 5.15 Sitting Sky Area Sky Sitting Sky 25'10" x 16'11" Boiler Room 7.87 x 5.15 (Maximum) Sky 4.26 x 2.51 Sky 25'10" x 16'11" Area Boiler Room 7.23 x 4.13 23'9" x 13'7" 14'0" x 8'3" (Maximum) Breakfast 7.23 x 4.13 4.26 x 2.51 (Maximum) Area 23'9" x 13'7" 14'0" x 8'3" BedroomBreakfas 5t Bedroom Study 4.90 x 4.77 3.64 x 3.27 (Maximum) Bedroom 5 Area 5.14 x 4.56 4.18 x 2.01 Bedroom 16'1" x 15'8" 11'11" x 10'9" Study 4.90 x 4.77 16'10" x 15'0" 13'9" x 6'7" Family Room 3.64 x 3.27 (Maximum) Sky 5.14 x 4.56 4.18 x 2.01 16'1" x 15'8" 11'11" x 10'9" 16'10" x 15'0" 5.18 x 4.09 Sky 13'9" x 6'7" Family Room (Maximum) 17'0" x 13'5" Sky 5.18 x 4.09 Sky 17'0" x 13'5" staff cottagE first fLoor annExE LowEr ground fLoor ground fLoor Orangery 6.74 x 5.56 Library 7.54 x 5.47 22'1" x 18'3" Orangery 24'9" x 17'11" Sky 6.74 x 5.56 7.54 x 5.47 4.90 x 4.56 Sky Library 16'1" x 15'0" (Maximum) 22'1" x 18'3" 4.90 x 4.56 24'9" x 17'11" Sky Sky 16'1" x 15'0" (Maximum) F/P F/P Sky Sky Drawing Room 11.91 x 4.59 Drawing Room 39'1" x 15'1" 11.91 x 4.59 39'1" x 15'1" Breakfast Breakfast Room Room 3.07 x 1.60 Lower Level 10'1" x 5'3" 3.07 x 1.60 F/P Lower Level 9.29 x 7.21 (Maximum) 6.70 x 5.56 Dining Room 10'1" x 5'3" F/P (Maximum) 30'6" x 23'8" 22'0" x 18'3" 9.29 x 7.21 5.15 x 4.10 6.70 x 5.56(Maximum) Kitchen Dining Room 30'6" x 23'8" 16'11" x 13'5" 22'0" x 18'3" 5.15 x 4.10 (Maximum) Kitchen Sky 16'11" x 13'5" Sky For Illustrative Purposes Only ~ Not to Scale Sky Sky Thirteen shEfford housE Kitchen 4.75 x 2.66 Kitchen 15'7" x 8'9" Bedroom 3 4.75 x 2.66 4.60 x 3.45 15'7" x 8'9" Bedroom 3 15'1" x 11'4" 4.60 x 3.45 Bedroom 4 15'1" x 11'4" 5.82 x 4.57 Bedroom 4 19'1" x 15'0" 5.82 x 4.57 19'1" x 15'0" Bedroom 8 3.57 x 2.06 Bedroom 8 11'9" x 6'9" 3.57 x 2.06 Dressing Room 11'9" x 6'9" 5.16 x 1.56 Dressing Room 16'11" x 5'1" 5.16 x 1.56 16'11" x 5'1" Garage 16.80 x 7.90 Garage Main Bedroom Utility Bedroom 2 55'1" x 25'11" 5.80 x 4.57 2.25 x 1.99 16.80 x 7.90 (Maximum) Main Bedroom Utility 55'1" x 25'11" 4.83 x 4.74 19'0" x 15'0" Bedroom 2 7'5" x 6'6" 15'10" x 15'7" 5.80 x 4.57 2.25 x 1.99 4.83 x 4.74 (Maximum) 19'0" x 15'0" 7'5" x 6'6" 15'10" x 15'7" Bedroom 7 4.24 x 2.70 Bedroom 7 13'11" x 8'10" 4.24 x 2.70 F/P 13'11" x 8'10" Bedroom 6 Garden Store 4.90 x 4.80 F/P 4.83 x 4.74 Garden Store Bedroom 6 15'10" x 15'7" 16'1" x 15'9" 4.83 x 4.74 4.90 x 4.80 15'10" x 15'7" 4.08 x 1.93 16'1" x 15'9" 13'5" x 6'4" 4.08 x 1.93 13'5" x 6'4" FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY - NOT TO SCALE FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY - NOT TO SCALE The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate only.
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