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£1,795,000

Barley Mow Road, Englefield Green, Egham, Surrey, TW20

  • 5 beds
Semi-detached house

£1,795,000

  • 5 beds
Semi-detached house
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Englewick is a handsome period house dating back to circa 1700 and providing an ideal opportunity for those seeking a property of immense character and charm. The beautifully presented accommodation successfully combines modern and period features and is equally suited to family living and formal entertaining. Interestingly, the name Englewick means a dwelling place (wick) at a corner (engle). The front corner bedroom was an air raid warning post in World War II, and the neighbouring Coach House was the former carriage house to Englewick, evident in the arcaded entrances and hinge bolts at the front.

The house is entered via a reception vestibule that in turn, opens into the reception hall which leads naturally into the front-facing, dual-aspect formal dining room, with its marble fireplace, picture rails, wide sash windows, and built-in cabinetry and shelving. Double doors provide additional access to the reception hall. The airy open-plan kitchen/breakfast/family room is fitted with a wide range of attractive powder blue cabinetry, granite worksurfaces and breakfast bar, a deep blue AGA, and integrated appliances. There is ample relaxation space alongside the handsome linen-fold fire surround with its log-burning stove. The rear-facing drawing room features a grand bay window, an Adam-style open fireplace, mellow parquet flooring and bright views of the garden. The ground floor further comprises a lean-to conservatory which basks in the south-westerly aspect, and a utility room with separate WC. There is also a cellar, ideal for storing wine.

On the first floor there is a generous principal bedroom with a bay window and elevated views, a multitude of fitted wardrobe cupboards, and a contemporary en suite bathroom. There are four further bedrooms, three of which enjoy an outlook over the village green and benefit from fitted storage solutions, one of which also has a charming period fireplace and en suite shower room. A modern family bathroom completes the accommodation on this floor.

Englewick resides in a highly desirable location within the village of Englefield Green, with its village green, variety of shops catering for day-to- day needs, restaurants and public houses, including the popular Barley Mow which is conveniently situated just a stone’s throw from the property. For commuters, the M3, M4 and M25 motorways are within easy reach and rail connections to London (Waterloo) are available at Egham, Staines, Virginia Water, and Windsor.

There are several prestigious golf clubs in the surrounding areas including Swinley Forest, The Berkshire, Wentworth and Sunningdale, and the scenic Windsor Great Park offers opportunities for horse riding, cycling and walking. The area is also known for its excellent range of schools including St. John’s Beaumont and Bishopsgate in Englefield Green, Upton House in Windsor, Papplewick, Heathfield, St. George’s and St. Mary’s in Ascot, Lambrook in Winkfield Row, Royal Holloway University and Eton College.

To the front, the property has a pleasing outlook over the village green which is owned by the Crown Estate and used by Englefield Green Cricket Club. Steeped in history, the green once was host to horse racing in the 18th century, and Englewick had the right to graze 50 sheep for many years. To the side of the neighbouring property, there is a driveway providing access to a garage. The sizeable rear garden enjoys a southerly aspect and includes a level area of lawn, with a timber-framed gazebo, a vegetable garden, and various mature shrubs and trees.
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