Bungalow for sale in Reading RG7, 4 Bedroom

Little Roselands in an attractive single sotrey property set in grounds of approx. 1.1 acres. Located just off the Avenue in Bucklebury, the property enjoys far reaching views over open countryside.

The main house has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large open plan kitchen reception room and utility room. Overall the property is approximately 1,823 sq ft and additionally there is a barn/outbuilding of approximately 905 sq ft

nb Current planning consent also exists to replace the existing bungalow with a 7300 sq ft dwelling
planning consent 17/02266/ful

Little Roselands is situated in a quiet, secluded spot off The Avenue, close to Chapel Row in the parish of Bucklebury. The location has a rural feel being surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside,
yet benefits from easy access to Reading and
other larger commercial centres.

In Chapel Row there is the Gastro Pub of The Year, the Bladebone, and a café and an interior design shop, and the village of Bucklebury lies just a short distance away with a primary school, parish church, and acres of common land, owned by The Bucklebury Estate, providing excellent
walking and riding country.

There are additional local facilities available in nearby Pangbourne including a rail link to London Paddington within the hour, and Newbury and Reading offer a further comprehensive range of amenities.

Communications in the area are excellent with regular fast trains from Reading and Theale (from 30 mins and 45 mins respectively) into London Paddington, and easy access to the M4 at Junction 12 linking easily with London, Heathrow airport and the motorway network.

Schools
There is a wide choice of highly regarded local and independent schools in the area including Elstree, Cheam, St Andrew’s, Brockhurst and Marlston House, Bradfield College, Pangbourne College and
Downe House.

History of the Avenue
The Avenue of Oaks that runs for a mile from Roselands in the East to Chapel Row and then to Bucklebury House to the West, is perhaps the most celebrated area of Bucklebury Common. The inner row of Oaks was planted to celebrate Queen Elizabeth i’s visit to Bucklebury and the outer row was planted to commemorate Wellington’s victory
at Waterloo in 1815. New trees have been planted over the years. On The Avenue by Bradfield Southend, the Acorn posts celebrate the recent marriage of Kate Middleton to Prince William in 2011.

Little Roselands is approached down a gravel drive, through mature oak trees, and is well set back and screened from The Avenue providing natural privacy. The site occupies an elevated plot of just over 1 acre within mature grounds including a number of fruit trees. The house has been designed to nestle into a rural scene, overlooking a
wild flower meadow, abutting the National Trust land beyond.