luxury house for sale Newbury, United Kingdom

Located in Kintbury, this stunning country house blends period charm with modern luxury. The light entrance hall leads to a dual-aspect kitchen/dining room with bifold doors. Beyond an office is a sitting room with garden access, while a formal living room features an exposed brick wall and a wood burner. This floor also includes a library and a bedroom.Upstairs, the principal bedroom offers great storage and garden views, alongside three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The versatile four/five-bedroom layout provides ample space for family living or hosting guests. Outside, a large block-paved terrace leads to lawns with mature trees and an established fruit and vegetable garden with a greenhouse. Plentiful off-street parking sits to the front.Set in the North Wessex Downs, Kintbury offers a post office, primary school, two pubs, the Dundas Arms & The Blue Ball, along with sports facilities including tennis, bowls and football clubs, as well as an indoor leisure centre. Nearby Hungerford and Newbury provide further amenities. With London Paddington reachable in under an hour, this home is a perfect lifestyle investment.Quote Reference: 626091

Fine & Country are delighted to present Old Camps, offering spectacular views towards Watership Down, this spacious, light-filled modern home features award-winning gardens and a separate 2-bedroom annexe. Old Camps also benefits from impressive energy efficiency, with the highest possible A rating.Seller Insight: What is your favourite room in the house and why?Downstairs - it has to be the dining room. Sitting under the double height atrium sky light is stunning. Even on the darkest of winter's days, the space always feels light, warm and airy.Upstairs - it has to be the master bedroom suite. A luxurious wet room, well-appointed dressing room and a master bedroom with sweeping views over the countryside and Watership Down. There is also access to the large balcony, to soak up the sunshine or to enjoy your breakfast.Who do you think will be the ideal new owner?The next owners could be a family who need multi-generational accommodation. The large, open plan and contemporary annexe provides luxurious living space for parents or children. The annexe can also house support staff if required.What do you love most and why?The contemporary design and intimate character of the house are one of the reasons we love our house. The integration between inside and outside living is sumptuous, with the courtyard garden providing a flexible entertaining space from early spring till late autumn. The views from upstairs are sensational, but when downstairs, the feeling of intimacy and privacy abounds.Garage space for 4 cars, a large workshop, well-appointed home office/studio provide flexible living.What do you love about the local community?The warm and welcoming community is very active, with villagers gathering for regular social events, at the coffee shop or with the surrounding villages of Kingsclere or Ashford Hill.How easy is it to commute from here?There is a regular bus service to Newbury or Basingstoke with direct trains to London Paddington or Waterloo in approx. 45 minutes. The local station at Thatcham is only a 7-minute drive.What made you choose this property over others?We purchased the property because of the stunning location.Accommodation Summary:Ground Floor: As you enter through the main door, the central atrium at Old Camps is flooded with natural light from the expansive roof lantern above. The atrium houses the dining area, which in turn leads to a snug seating area with log burner and through to the kitchen and utility via double doors. Beneath the limestone tiling is underfloor heating. The sitting room, with log burner, enjoys views over and access to the decked terrace and access through to what is currently a home office but is a very versatile space. A separate study and WC complete the ground floor.First Floor:An open staircase leads from the central atrium up to the galleried landing, again flooded with natural light. The layout allows excellent separation between bedrooms. The principal bedroom suite enjoys the best views of the house, with floor to ceiling windows and access to the roof terrace. In addition to the generous en-suite, there's a well-appointed dressing room. 4 further bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the first floor.Annexe:With a separate entrance and double garage, the self-contained annexe offers a great space for multi-generational living. With 2 bedrooms (one with ensuite), and WC on the ground floor, this makes way for a superb open-plan living room/kitchen on the first floor, with a feature log burner as a central focal point.Outbuildings:In addition to the garage with the annexe, there's a further double garage for the main house, which houses the Tesla power walls and gateway devices. This leads through to workshop space, ideal for a variety of uses including storage. Also, to be found in the grounds are a greenhouse and barn.Outside: The multi-award-winning garden has been landscaped by the current owner, and features a superb courtyard off the main house, a decked patio area with steps leading down to the formal gardens and productive fruit and vegetable area. In total the plot size is approximately 1.08 acres.Location and Setting:Perched on the historic grounds of a former Roman encampment, Old Camps enjoys a truly exceptional setting with far-reaching views across the rolling landscape of Hannington and the North Downs. This elevated position not only offers a rich sense of heritage, but also captures the timeless beauty of the surrounding Hampshire countryside.Nestled within a peaceful and picturesque village, the property is part of a close-knit rural community centred around a traditional village shop and Post Office, along with a charming parish church. The area is characterised by its tranquillity, natural beauty, and easy access to miles of unspoilt footpaths and bridleways—ideal for walking, riding, and enjoying the outdoors. Old Camps is perfectly placed for families seeking proximity to leading independent schools. Cheam School is just one mile away, while Elstree, Thorngrove, Bradfield College, Downe House, and St Gabriel's are all within easy reach, making this an ideal base for both prep and senior education. Despite its rural charm, the property benefits from excellent connectivity. The A339 links swiftly to the M3, while the A34 provides direct access to the M4, ensuring effortless travel by road. Rail connections are equally convenient, with regular fast services from Basingstoke to London Waterloo, and from Newbury and Thatcham to London Paddington.Just three miles away lies the popular village of Kingsclere, offering a selection of local amenities including a doctors' surgery, dentist, and traditional public houses. For a wider range of services, the bustling market towns of Basingstoke and Newbury are both within easy driving distance.Old Camps combines heritage, privacy, and connectivity in a setting that is both rare and remarkable—a truly special place to call home.Additional information and services:Mains water, electricity and drainage Air source heat pump Solar Panels 14.2kwh Solar Panels (Main House) 6.4 kwh Solar Panels (Annexe) X 2 Intelligent EV Chargers X 2 Tesla Powerwall 2 (26kwh) 3 Phase Electricity Supply to the main house and annexeLocal Authority: Basingstoke & Deane Band DWhat3Words: ///modifies.solar.policies

Located in the desirable Hampshire area of Baughurst, this spacious five bedroom, three bathroom detached home offers an ideal setting for family living, combining generous accommodation with a beautiful countryside outlook.The heart of the home is a charming eat-in kitchen, providing a warm and sociable space for everyday family life. With two large sitting rooms, there’s plenty of space to create both a more formal area as well as a comfortable snug or playroom for everyday living. Upstairs, the property features five well-proportioned bedrooms, served by three bathrooms, ensuring both comfort and practicality for a growing family.Further benefits include a substantial utility room, a gym area, and a garage providing useful storage space.One of the highlights of this home is the garden. The garden is a wonderful size, thoughtfully maintained and has a stunning outlook across a neighbouring vineyard, creating a peaceful and picturesque setting that is perfect for outdoor dining, entertaining, or simply unwinding.This is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a family home in a sought-after village location, close to some very popular schools and excellent rail transport into London, ideal for daily commuters.Quote Reference: 773721

Fine & Country are delighted to present Wharf House. A rare opportunity to acquire an exceptionally handsome Georgian 4 bedroom canal side home, just south of Marlborough, with wonderful interiors and superb views.Seller Insight: What is your favourite room of the house and why?The dining room has always been our favourite space. It feels wonderfully elegant and light, with dual aspect sash windows, high ceilings and beautiful original details including period shutters, wide floorboards and the fireplace. It's a room that lends itself perfectly to entertaining, from relaxed family meals to hosting friends, and has a real sense of occasion without ever feeling formal. Sitting at the table overlooking the canal and the original wharf crane is very special — it's a view that never gets old. Who do you think would be the next ideal owner?A family would absolutely thrive here. It's a very safe, welcoming setting with plenty of space to explore both inside and out, and there's a genuine sense of community on the wharf. Our daughter has grown up surrounded by friends and is genuinely heartbroken to be leaving — from Easter egg hunts and impromptu cricket matches to summer barbecues and time spent on the canal paddleboarding and rowing, it's been an idyllic place for her to grow up. What do you love most about the house and why?The combination of character, light and setting. The original period features have been beautifully preserved, the rooms are generously proportioned, and the large sash windows flood the house with natural light. The location is exceptional — with the canal at the front, open fields behind and Savernake Forest literally on the doorstep, it feels wonderfully connected to nature while still being incredibly well placed for day-to-day life. What do you love about the local community?There's a real sense of balance here between countryside living and community life. The surrounding area is perfect for walking, running and exploring, while Marlborough — just four miles away — offers a vibrant market town atmosphere with independent shops, cafés and restaurants. Our daughter attends Bedwyn Primary School, only ten minutes away, which has an Outstanding OFSTED rating and a lovely, nurturing feel. The wharf community itself is something very special, with children ranging from toddlers to young adults who have grown up together. How easy is it to commute from here?Commuting is very straightforward. Bedwyn and Pewsey stations are both around a ten-minute drive away, with free parking at Bedwyn, and offer direct trains to London Paddington in around an hour. Road links are also excellent, with the M4 easily accessible in around 15/20 minutes. What made you choose this property over others that were available at the time? It was the combination of space, period features and location that immediately set it apart. The size and layout worked perfectly for family life, the architectural character was exceptional and rare for the area, and the practicalities — including an easy London commute and proximity to Marlborough — made it an ideal long-term home.SummaryInternal Accommodation:Believed to have been constructed c1830, the Georgian proportions and double-fronted layout of the grade II listed Wharf House provides square rooms with excellent ceiling height.   All spaces have been wonderfully renovated, and offer light filled accommodation thanks to the large sash windows. A family room, sitting room and dining room are to the front of the house on the ground floor, with the kitchen, utility, boot room and home office to the rear. To the first floor are 3 generous double bedrooms, the principal suit benefitting from ensuite shower room and built-in wardrobes. A well-appointed family bathroom and 2nd floor bedroom complete the upstairs accommodation.Outside:The wharf comprises a small collection of properties accessed via a gated entrance and shared driveway. There is access directly onto the canal and the current inhabitants of Wharf House enjoy paddleboarding from here. To the left of the house is a wide parking area, perfect for several vehicles. A terrace adjoins the rear of the house and the elevated lawned garden offers great views south to the canal and beyond, and over the fields to the north. Location:The village of Burbage lies to the south of Marlborough, beyond the vast and beautiful Savernake Forest. The North Wessex Downs is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty and when exploring many of the abundant footpaths and trails, it is not difficult to see why. The Kennet and Avon Canal passes just north of the village and can be a delightful place for a towpath walk all year around. Further afield, Pewsey offers a wider range of amenities, and the thriving market town of Marlborough (approx. 6 miles to the north) has a diverse range of shops from boutique outlets to national chains such as Waitrose.    The village itself benefits from a 24-hour garage with mini supermarket and post office, a public house and both a pre and Ofsted strong rated primary school, which is part of the Excalibur Academies Trust with close links to St John's Academy Marlborough. St Francis, Pewsey is close by and there are direct secondary school bus routes to Dauntsey's School and Rookwood, Andover. The village also has its own doctors' surgery and hosts annual events such as the very popular Christmas tree sale and Burbage & Easton Royal Cricket Club Beer Festival. The Cricket club is very popular and hosts not only top class cricket but events such as comedy nights. The nearby market town of Marlborough provides for almost all other amenities and access to London is made easy from stations at Pewsey, Great Bedwyn and Hungerford with direct services to Paddington taking around an hour.Services: Mains electricity & water, oil fired central heating, private drainage.What3Words: ///insist.inclines.photo

Fine & Country are delighted to present Priest Croft, combining the convenience and efficiency of a modern home, with generously proportioned triple-aspect rooms. Set in the popular and charming village of Wootton Rivers, just to the south of Marlborough.Seller Insight: What is your favourite room in the house and why?The kitchen really is the heart of the home and is our favourite room, but a close second would be the drawing room, which is wonderfully peaceful with fabulous light.Who do you think would be the next ideal owner?This house is very much a family home and we're never happier than when all the family are here, but it is also a very easy house to live in as a couple.What do you love most about the house and why?It is spacious and light, with exceedingly nice neighbours!What do you love about the local community?The local community could not be more inclusive or friendly and thriving - not that it's ever forced upon you!How easy is it to commute from here?Very easy – Pewsey is 3 miles away with main line to Paddington and we're within easy reach of M4 or A303.What made you choose the property over others that were available at the time?We had always lived in ancient houses, and Priest Croft provided the traditional design we love, but with all the mod cons of a modern property.Summary:Internal Accommodation:Constructed in 2014, Priest Croft is a well-designed modern home with abundant charm. A large welcoming hall boasts attractive limestone tiling, extending through to the large kitchen/diner at the rear of the property. The triple aspect sitting room is of an excellent size for larger gatherings and whilst flooded with natural light, the log burner can provide a cosy ambience for the colder and darker winter evenings. The downstairs bedroom 5 is currently in use as a study, but if required the adjacent and spacious WC could easily be converted to a shower room. The fabulous kitchen and dining room at the rear of the property is again triple aspect and is the current owner's favourite part of the house. It's not difficult to see why! Fitted with Bosch appliances including dishwasher, 2 fan ovens, steam oven, microwave and induction hob, additional benefits include superb cupboard space and expansive work surfaces. A well-appointed utility room and can be found directly off the dining are, as can double doors leading onto a sunny terrace covered with a sturdy pergoda draped in the colour and vibrancy of an established wisteria.To the first floor are four double bedrooms, all fitted with built in storage. As with the downstairs, the two largest rooms are triple aspect and also benefit from ensuite bathrooms. The main family bathroom, like the ensuites, is presented in excellent condition, with limestone tiling and high-quality sanitary ware.Garage and Studio:The substantial double garage has parking for 2 vehicles directly in front, and an additional bay to the side of the garden provides ancillary parking. In addition to the garden store, the first floor of this building has been converted into a studio and would make a superb home office.Outside:Enjoying an elevated position, set on top of a bank, Priest Croft has commanding views over the fields below, and one can also see Martinsell Hill, a real feature of the landscape and the site of an iron-age hill fort. The wrap around garden is well-stocked and now established silver birches and a weeping willow provide excellent privacy from neighbours to the rear.Location:Nestled within the heart of the Vale of Pewsey, the picturesque village of Wootton Rivers is one of Wiltshire's most charming and sought-after rural settings. Surrounded by rolling downland countryside and designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the village enjoys an idyllic position between the thriving market town of Marlborough and the well-connected village of Pewsey. Rich in character, Wootton Rivers is renowned for its period cottages, tranquil lanes and unspoilt countryside, offering a quintessential English village lifestyle whilst remaining exceptionally well connected.The village itself benefits from a strong sense of community, centred around the historic village church and traditional public house, whilst nearby Pewsey provides an excellent range of day-to-day amenities including independent shops, cafés, supermarkets, leisure centre, medical facilities and a mainline railway station with direct services to London Paddington in approximately one hour. The historic market town of Marlborough, famed for its wide High Street, boutique shopping and restaurants, lies just a short drive away. The surrounding countryside offers exceptional opportunities for walking, riding and outdoor pursuits, with nearby canal towpaths, bridleways and the ancient landscapes of the North Wessex Downs all within easy reach.Wootton Rivers is particularly well placed for schooling, with a superb selection of highly regarded state and independent schools nearby. State options include St John's Marlborough, a highly regarded secondary school and sixth form in Marlborough, together with village primary schools in the surrounding area. The area is also exceptionally well served by renowned independent schools including Marlborough College, Dauntsey's, St Francis, Pinewood School and St Mary's Calne, all of which are within comfortable driving distance.Services:Mains electricity, water & drainage, air source heat pumpWhat3Words: ///mega.deploying.making

Fine & Country are delighted to present The Rest House. A superbly renovated historic building set in a private and secluded location just moments from Marlborough's bustling High Street.Seller Insight: What is your favourite room in the house and why?Our larder. It's a Tardis!Who do you think will be the ideal new owner?Anyone who loves a private versatile house with character, parking, garaging, garden space and walking distance to town. Perfect!What do you love most and why?Its location and its privacy. People say they never knew we were here.What do you love about the local community?Easy access to town and the countryside for walks, views, mountain biking and equestrian fun. Children are well supported with a local leisure centre and active rugby, hockey, football and tennis clubs. There are always arts and cultural events and festivals, lots of restaurants and Marlborough even has its own cinema.How easy is it to commute from here?Very good transport links by train from Swindon, Bedwyn, Hungerford and Pewsey all within a short drive of Marlborough. Motorway network (M4) is 10 mins away.What made you choose this property over others?Non-estate period property in town with outdoor space, large rooms and plenty of parking.Accommodation Summary:Lower Ground Floor: This floor is host to a beautiful kitchen diner, complete with fitted kitchen and generous larder. The attractive limestone flooring gives a light and airy feel and the kitchen leads through to the adjacent garden room. The garden room is a large room, which can be multipurpose and also serves as the main day-to-day entrance and utility area. The well-proportioned sitting room features views to the rear garden and a warming log burner, perfect for the cooler months. There's also a conveniently located WC under the central staircase.Raised Ground Floor:A gorgeous light-filled double-aspect drawing room at this level features fireplace, large Georgian-style windows and high ceilings, perfect as a second reception room. The principal bedroom is also at this level which benefits from en-suite bathroom and separate dressing area, in addition to access to the rear garden.First Floor:There are 3 further bedrooms on the first floor in addition to the family bathroom. Bedroom 2 benefits from an en-suite shower room. There's certainly a great deal of space for a family or for guests to visit. Outside: Accessed via a private drive, the secluded setting is a real selling point here. There's a large timber garage on the generous driveway, and parking for several vehicles. The gardens here have been extensively landscaped offering well-stocked borders and attractive planting. Steps lead down to the entrance to the house, in addition to a side path which will take you across the bridge to enter via the raised ground floor, or onto the rear gardens beyond. To the south of the property is a lovely level lawn, again bordered by beautiful planting. A terrace to the rear of the property provides a great space for al fresco dining, at the foot of the impressive wisteria which adorns this elevation of the building.Location: A short walk away is Marlborough's High Street which is host to a fantastic range of shops, cafes, restaurants, and public houses, with independent and boutique businesses sitting side by side with larger national chains such as Waitrose. There is a twice weekly market selling everything from fruit and veg to hardware and garden furniture and also a charming independent cinema on The Parade, in addition to a whole host of amenities and facilities within walking distance. There is a variety of excellent schooling available at all levels in and around the town, including St. John's Marlborough and the world-famous Marlborough College. The surrounding countryside is also a huge draw, with country walks, bike rides and other outdoor pursuits all readily available and Marlborough lies in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Marlborough Downs, Savernake Forest, West Woods and many other beauty spots are within easy reach. For transport, the M4 is easily accessible as is the A34. The railway stations at Pewsey, Swindon, Great Bedwyn and Hungerford offer direct services into London Paddington with the fastest taking under 1hr.

Woolbury, named after a local Iron Age fort, is a unique, contemporary country home, designed by the Haddow Partnership and completed in 2004. It offers nearly 6,100 sq ft of impressive, airy living space over three floors, designed for adaptable family living as well as more formal entertaining together with a further 3450 sq ft of outbuildings that include a separate self contained studio flat. This individual home lies within professionally landscaped gardens and paddocks presenting an opportunity to create a lifestyle for all members of the family. A gravelled drive leads to parking for several cars and a detached double garage with a self contained studio annexe above—ideal for guests, staff or home working. The formal gardens are laid to lawn on 2 levels, framed by mature hedging and well stocked borders, with a raised water feature and a large terrace also on 2 levels, wired for lighting and sound, creating separate seating areas and serves as a natural extension of the home—perfect for outdoor entertaining. Panoramic views extend over the property’s own paddocks and the surrounding 1,400-acre Heath Estate and there is a footpath to Stockbridge Downs. On entering through the front door you are met by an architectural masterpiece that is an attractive oval reception hall that features a timber tread staircase with glass side panels and stainless steel hand rail to the upper floors. From here, there is access to a study with a private high speed internet connection perfect for home working with French doors to the front garden, a guest cloakroom, a spacious dining room with ample room for 10 dinner guests, and a triple-aspect games room with an enclosed corner fireplace. The kitchen/breakfast room fitted by Formwork Architects features a central island, curved breakfast bar, AGA, modern integrated appliances, and a walk-in pantry. It opens into a stunning conservatory that features a mono pitched glass roof incorporating an internal balcony on the first floor with French doors to the terrace and garden. A utility room with cloakroom and an interconnecting boot room and access to the rear garden complete the ground floor. All floors are served by underfloor heating. Upstairs, a spacious landing leads to a triple-aspect sitting room with a corner fireplace and sweeping views of the valley. There is a principal bedroom suite featuring a private balcony, a fitted dressing room, and a en suite bathroom that includes a shower and separate spa bath. Two additional bedrooms—one with a balcony and the other with ample wardrobes—share a generous family bathroom with a separate shower. The vaulted top floor is accessed by a spiral stone staircase and features two further double bedrooms both with built in storage, a family shower room, and a bright galleried gym/quiet area above the sitting room. A glass panelled bridge within a stainless steel framework and hand rail creates a magnificent architectural centrepiece and a wonderful sense of light and space. The equestrian facilities are set apart from the main house and include an American-style barn with six Loddon loose boxes, a tack room and secure internal area for grooming and tacking up. An all-weather flood lit manège and post-and rail paddocks provide excellent riding amenities. A separate outbuilding houses a kitchenette, WC, two stores and an open-fronted barn—offering a well-equipped and versatile set-up for private/livery use or future commercial potential. Another adjoining store houses a full size generator with automatic connection to the mains in the event of a power outage. Located in the heart of the Test Valley and surrounded by the extensive 1,400-acre Heath Estate, within easy access of Stockbridge Down, this home is ideally placed for rural peace and tranquillity and yet with excellent connectivity to the larger cities of Winchester and Salisbury and air, road and rail transport links to London and other parts of the UK and Europe all within easy reach. Stockbridge, with the reputation for being the centre of trout fishing on the internationally renowned River Test, offers a delightful mix of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and pubs, along with a renowned butcher and local hotel. The area is well served by a range of schooling options including Stockbridge Primary and Danebury Secondary School (formerly Test Valley Secondary), with nearby independent choices such as Farleigh, Embley, Godolphin, Pilgrims’, St Swithun’s, and Winchester College. For commuters, the A30 provides easy access to the A303 and M3, while rail connections from Winchester or Micheldever offer direct services to London Waterloo from 57 minutes. The surrounding countryside offers superb opportunities for walking, riding, cycling, and world-class trout fishing on the River Test. Agents Note: There is planning permission dated 21st January 2025 for the installation of a domestic 42 panel solar array in the corner of the paddock behind the house. Details on request.There is scope to create a swimming pool on the upper lawn subject to all the necessary consents. Location: Stockbridge - 2.2 miles Winchester - 7.8 miles Micheldever Station - 10 miles Andover - 11 miles Salisbury - 20.3 miles Southampton Airport - 18.9 miles M3 J11 - 10 miles Prep Schools: Pilgrims, Winchester Farleigh School, Andover Public Schools: Winchester College St Swithun's, Winchester Godolphin, Salisbury Embley, Romsey King Edward VI, Southampton Primary Schools: Stockbridge Primary School Secondary Schools: Danebury Secondary School Stockbridge