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Cmfmaidens Green, Berkshire Chawridge Manor Farm Chawridgecmf Lane, Maidens Green, Berkshire SL4 4QR Chawridge Manor Farm CMFMaidens Green, Berkshire Chawridge Manor Farm ChawridgeCMF Lane, Maidens Green, Berkshire SL4 4QR A character filled Grade II listed residence which offers extensive accommodation, alongside equestrian facilities set in gardens & grounds of about 6.55 acres. Maidenhead - 8 miles, Windsor - 6 miles, Ascot - 4 miles, Marlow – 13.5 miles, Henley – 16.5 miles, M4 (J8/9) – 7.5 miles, Heathrow - 14 miles, Central London - 30 miles (All mileages are approximate) Main House Reception Hall, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Snug, Kitchen/Breakfast/Family Room, 6 Bedrooms (3 en suite), Family Bathroom, Cloakroom, Utility Room Gardens & Grounds Large Pond, Woodland, Formal Gardens, Sun Terrace, Vegetable Garden Equestrian Facilities 3 Stables, Tack Room, Feed Room, Manege, Paddocks Outbuildings 2 Large Period Barns, Workshop, Granary, 2 Green Houses, 2 Store Rooms, Open Barn/Car Port, Wood Shed, Gardeners WC Cottage 1 Bedroom, Living Room, Kitchen & Bathroom Freehold Total Buildings - 9597 sq ft Description drawing room with impressive stone fireplace On its far banks are the woodlands that lead to the fenced Chawridge Manor Farm is a character and double aspect views over the gardens, with paddock and sheltered vegetable garden. On the other side Grade II listed farmhouse thought to date French doors opening onto the terrace. This of the driveway is the manege. To the rear of the farmhouse back to the 17th Century. Beautifully styled makes it the ideal room to enjoy a wintery is the sun terrace, which overlooks the farmland beyond. throughout blending classic features with evening in front of the open fire. A snug and It has attractive planting throughout and pond with with modern convenience, this has created an cloakroom complete this floor. water feature making this the perfect space for outdoor exceptional country residence. Electronically entertaining. The Granary has been cleverly designed as operated wooden gates opens onto a First Floor an elevated outdoor room, ideal for al-fresco dining in an gravelled driveway revealing the picturesque The charming main bedroom has a vaulted attractive and sheltered environment. grounds of Chawridge Manor Farm. They ceiling with double aspect views, which are idyllic, passing the lake with overhanging offer spectacular vistas over the grounds Location trees to one side and immaculate lawns to and open countryside beyond. The bedroom Chawridge Manor Farm enjoys a ‘tucked away’ rural the other which are a beautifully frame the has fitted wardrobes and a luxurious en location yet is within easy reach of good transport links and backdrop to farmhouse, thereby creating a suite bathroom. There are five further an excellent range of shopping and leisure amenities in the striking and memorable first impression. bedrooms, two of which are en suite, and a towns of Ascot and Windsor. Recreational facilities in the family bathroom on this floor. region include golf at Sunningdale, Wentworth, Swinley This unique property which is elegantly Forest, Royal Berkshire and Mill Ride, polo at the Royal styled by the current owners cleverly Equestrian Facilities Berkshire Polo Club and Smith’s Lawn and horse racing combines both original features with modern Comprising of 3 stables, tack room, feed at Ascot and Windsor. Spa facilities may be found at The amenities. The result is a charming home of room, menage, 2 fenced paddocks. Berystede, Coworth Park and Penny Hill Park. great character set within extensive gardens and grounds which include a lake, paddocks, Outbuildings Heathrow and Farnborough Airports both lie within easy manege, stables, 2 barns and a 1 bedroom 2 large barns, 2 store rooms, open barn/ reach. Ascot & Bracknell Stations provide a regular service cottage. carport, spacious workshop with integral to London Waterloo. Rail travel is convenient with Windsor’s locked store, 2 greenhouses and granary two stations, Windsor and Eton Central services to London Main House renovated to create an outdoor dining/ Paddington (from 38 minutes)(via Slough) and Windsor Chawridge Manor Farm offers fine character entertainment room. and Eton Riverside services to London Waterloo (from filled living space perfect for both formal and 56 minutes). Maidenhead train station provides a regular informal entertaining. The large reception Cottage service to London Paddington and will benefit from the hall creates a welcoming entrance to the Reception room, 1 bedroom, bathroom, forthcoming Crossrail connection to Central London and property with beamed ceiling and traditional kitchen and own garden. its financial district. The M25 is close by giving access to tiled floor. Your eye is immediately drawn up London and the national motorway network. towards the staircase and galleried landing. Gardens & Grounds A particular feature is the spacious kitchen/ The gardens and grounds at Chawridge The area is renowned for its extensive educational breakfast/family room which is designed to be Manor Farm are delightful. They are opportunities with schooling including Lambrook, the heart of this home. The bespoke kitchen truly the perfect setting for the traditional Papplewick, Bishopsgate School, St John’s Beaumont, Eton is fitted with a range of country style units, farmhouse and equestrian facilities. To College, St George’s School in Windsor, St Mary’s Ascot, integrated appliances and at its centre is the the front of the house is the well designed Heathfield, The ACS and TASIS International Schools, traditional Aga. Open plan to the breakfast/ parterre garden, which flanks the pathway Harrow School, Wellington College and Wycombe Abbey for family room which is an inviting space with leading to the front door. Well-stocked Girls. oak framed picture windows overlooking the feature beds with variegated foliage and sun terrace and the open farmland beyond. seasonal colour sit alongside manicured Adjoining the kitchen is the dining room which lawns. The lake which is fed by Chawridge has an inviting ambiance with traditional floor Bourne a crossing, overhanging mature tiles and open fireplace. Across the hall is the trees and is ideal for water borne relaxation. Floorplans Main House gross internal area = 3,640 sq ft / 338 sq m Cottage Annexe gross internal area = 643 sq ft / 60 sq m Outbuilding gross internal area = 5,314 sq ft / 494 sq m Total gross internal area = 9,597 sq ft / 892 sq m Utility 4.27 x 2.37 14'0" x 7'9" Kitchen/Breakfast/ Family Room 8.95 x 7.12 29'4" x 23'4" Store Room Store Room 8.88 x 3.36 3.52 x 3.27 F/P 29'2" x 11'0" 11'7" x 10'9" Greenhouse 3.03 x 2.93 4.77 x 2.92 9'11" x 9'7" 15'8" x 9'7" Drawing Room 6.50 x 4.63 F/P Reception Hall 7.07 x 4.98 21'4" x 15'2" Dining Room 23'2" x 16'4" 6.72 x 4.37 22'1" x 14'4" Main Barn 18.21 x 6.79 59'9" x 22'3" Snug 3.40 x 3.03 11'2" x 9'11" Granary 7.12 x 4.64 23'4" x 15'3" Stable Wood Shed Feed Room Ground Floor 7.32 x 2.66 4.10 x 2.59 3.02 x 2.33 4.93 x 2.45 13'5" x 8'16" 9'11" x 7'8" 16'2" x 8'0" 24'0" x 8'9" Main Barn Stable Principal Bedroom 3.93 x 3.90 6.10 x 5.93 12'11" x 12'10" 20'0" x 19'5" Workshop 10.30 x 4.95 Open Barn/Car Port 33'10" x 16'3" 8.62 x 4.00 28'3" x 13'1" Stable 3.88 x 3.53 12'9" x 11'7" Living Room 5.46 x 3.67 17'11" x 12'0" Tack Room Bedroom 3 4.12 x 1.84 4.38 x 3.10 Lower 13'6" x 6'0" 14'4" x 10'2" Level Bedroom 2 5.68 x 4.74 18'8" x 15'7" Second Barn Workshop 13.70 x 6.82 Small 44'11" x 22'5" Kids Play Bedroom Greenhouse 4.29 x 3.30 2.50 x 1.81 House Kitchen 14'1" x 10'10" Bedroom 4 Bedroom 5 Bedroom 6 8'2" x 5'11" 2.12 x 1.46 3.78 x 3.32 4.39 x 2.88 3.34 x 2.91 2.98 x 2.60 6'11" x 4'9" 12'5" x 10'11" 14'5" x 9'5" 10'11" x 9'7" 9'9" x 8'6" First Floor Second Barn Cottage FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY - NOT TO SCALE The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate only. © ehouse. Unauthorised reproduction prohibited. Drawing ref. dig/8441268/NGS Savills Windsor Savills Country Department Services- Mains Gas, Electricity, Water, Private drainage. Local Authority Bracknell Forest Council The Gallery, 33 Margaret Street, IMPORTANT NOTICE Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 3 High Street, London, 1. They have no authority to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property. These particulars do not form part Windsor SL4 1LD W1G 0JD of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily Tel: 01753 834 600 Tel: 0207 409 8877 comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Details Prepared October 2020 201015JF.
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