An excellent opportunity to purchase this four-bedroom detached family home, built by the highly regarded Martin Grant Homes and situated within a much sought-after cul-de-sac in the popular village of Hurst. Offering approximately 1,700 sq ft of well-proportioned accommodation, the property also provides excellent scope for improvement and extension, subject to the necessary planning consents.
The ground floor comprises an entrance porch leading to a welcoming hallway with a convenient WC, a sitting room opening into the dining room, and a contemporary kitchen/breakfast room with a useful utility room. A conservatory overlooks the attractive rear garden. Upstairs, the principal bedroom benefits from built-in wardrobes and an en-suite shower room, with three further bedrooms and a family bathroom completing the accommodation.
Outside, the property occupies a generous corner plot, with a large front lawn, private driveway and double garage. The attractive rear garden features three separate terrace areas ideal for entertaining, alongside a lawn and a variety of mature trees and shrubs, creating a good degree of privacy.
Hurst is an exceptionally sought-after village, prized for its attractive rural character, strong sense of community and excellent connections, making it a particularly desirable place to live. Despite its peaceful setting, the village is exceptionally well placed for both everyday amenities and commuting, combining countryside appeal with convenience.
The village itself offers a charming selection of amenities, including a well-stocked village shop, artisan bakery and popular local pubs such as The Castle Inn and The Green Man. Hurst’s character is further enhanced by its picturesque village pond, cricket pitch, bowling green and the beautiful medieval Church of St Nicholas, all contributing to the distinctive charm and highly desirable village lifestyle for which the area is known.
Families are especially well catered for, with St Nicholas Church of England Primary School and the independent Dolphin School providing excellent options for younger children. For older pupils, respected secondary schools including The Holt School and St Crispin’s are within easy reach, while two renowned grammar schools in nearby Reading provide further highly regarded educational opportunities.
Despite its tranquil and quintessentially English setting, Hurst is also ideally positioned for commuters. Twyford railway station is only a short drive away, offering regular Elizabeth line and GWR services to London and Reading. Road connections are equally convenient, with the M4 providing swift access across the Thames Valley and towards London, Heathrow and the wider motorway network.
It is this rare combination of village charm, excellent schooling, attractive amenities and outstanding connectivity that makes Hurst such a highly coveted location.
Council Tax Band F
