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PROPERTY: A beautiful home in a truly rural setting

by James Hastings
April 15, 2019
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PROPERTY: A beautiful home in a truly rural setting
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ALTHOUGH very conveniently located close to great schools, supermarkets and well- renowned Spa (clue), most of you will have no idea where this home is – and that, says Wokingham-based estate agents David Cliff, is a big plus.

He said: “This truly rural setting has the most incredible views across farmland and looks up into some of the largest sky I think you’ll ever see.”

Tucked away down country lanes, Julkes House was built in the 1980s with further extensions creating this large individual family home.

Pulling in through the gated entrance you can see that you have room to spare with the driveway allowing parking for numerous vehicles, there have been boats, trailers and camper vans securely parked here over the year, ensuring it has been tried and tested.

There is also a large double garage which has its own room above.

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And Julkes House is special too, according to Mr Cliff.

He said: “We think the key, as far as the actual property is concerned, is the immense flexibility it offers with five impressive reception rooms allowing you to change how you live as life changes for you or if you simply want to re-arrange things or make room for more guests.

“The main living room runs front to back and is probably larger than these pictures show but either way it’s impressive.

“The feature fireplace is quite lovely and a real focal point, looking out to the rear through the bi-fold doors you also get your first slice of the incredible views.

“The large kitchen/ breakfast room runs along the rear and shares these terrific views, it’s a great size and really does give room to prepare, sit and eat with plenty of eye and base level storage.”

He continues: “The front reception room just shows how versatile this home is, family room, treatment room or snug maybe, with the dining room, study and conservatory all in addition to this space you can really see just how much space you have.

“With the utility/ boot room at the far end you couldn’t ask for much more.”

Upstairs there are five bedrooms. But if there’s not enough space, there’s the possibility of installing an annexe should you need it.

The master suite is a large room that’s square in shape making it easy to furnish and with built in wardrobes, leaving great floor space. The en-suite is a bathroom rather than just shower room.

Bedrooms two, three and four are also all good sizes and serviced by a huge family bathroom with separate shower.

Guests have their own bedroom – 24ft long and with its own en-suite shower room.

Outside, there are gardens that run to both sides of the house. There is also a courtyard-style area that’s ideal for entertaining.

There is also a rented 1.3 acre paddock which the owners have under a seven-year licence. This is transferable to the new owners.

Mr Cliff adds: “So basically you have this huge family home in the most beautiful setting but you are still so, so close to all local amenities and schools including Wokingham and Reading with stations to London … the renowned Nirvana Spa isn’t bad either.”

Julkes House is offered to the market for £995,000.

For more details, or to arrange a viewing, call David Cliff’s Wokingham office on 0118 989 9770, visit the Peach Street offices, or log on to davidcliff.com

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