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2 Bedroom cottage ● Warfield Street, Warfield, Bracknell ● £550,000
A well presented Two bedroom, Two Bathroom mews house located in stunning communal gardens but benefits from its own good size private garden and two allocated parking spaces.
Exquisite Courtyard Cottage is a beautiful mews-style home set within the splendid 18th-century country house of Newell Hall and benefitting from a delightful private garden.
The Story
Stepping out into the sunshine from her conservatory, the current owner of Courtyard Cottage relaxes on her terrace and gazes out over her private garden and beyond. Her exclusive home at Newell Hall, Warfield, enjoys the rare pleasure of its own delightful outside space which then flows seamlessly into the acres of exquisite, wider landscaped grounds. “It is so beautiful here,” she says. “Having your own garden, as well as access to the communal gardens, which are rarely used by other people, is incredible – it is like having your own National Trust garden and is wonderful if you like entertaining and hosting barbecues. I have a summer party with 20 to 30 people here every year, with everyone spreading out into the garden.” She adds: “It is so quiet here, and because we are surrounded by woodland, there is so much wildlife. I see all kinds of amazing birdlife, including two types of woodpecker, and deer that often wander into garden.”
Character and Elegance
Dating back to around 1700, Newell Hall at Warfield was built by the local Horsnaile family. With an elegant Queen Anne style, it was much later carefully converted into a number of impressive homes, many of which still retain an abundance of original character. “My property is set on a courtyard,” she explains. “It still retains the character of the original country house, with high ceilings and beautiful windows, and yet it also feels modern inside and offers a very high level of comfort. I love the combination of the old and the new that it provides and the fact that it enjoys so much natural light. It has a lovely feel throughout.”
A Peaceful Place
The owner, who rented Courtyard Cottage from 2015 and then bought it in 2016, adores its unique charm. “I just fell in love with it as soon as I saw it,” she recalls. “With its beautiful façade and pillars, the main building has such a lot of kerb appeal. Then, my house itself offers such a lot of living space, as well as the garden. I enjoyed being here so much as a tenant that I said to the landlord that if he ever decided to sell it I would be interested in buying it.” The location of Newell Hall was also a major draw, she agreed. “This is a semi-rural location, which I love,” she adds. “It is close to the countryside and yet takes just 25 minutes to walk into town. Everything I need is close by and yet it is so peaceful here.”
Streaming Sunlight
The enticing, two-bedroom house is beautifully laid out, with accommodation across two storeys. It is entered from the courtyard via its own front door, which opens into a generous reception hall. “When you step inside, you realise it is surprisingly large,” she admits. “This is a cosy but spacious home. Everyone who comes in says how lovely the ambience here is.” To the right, the hall leads into the kitchen, where sunlight streams in through the elegant, arched sash window. “I had a gorgeous, modern Optiplan kitchen installed. This features beautiful, soft grey, handless cabinets and high-end, built-in appliances.” The property has also been redecorated throughout in a subtle grey pebble shade. Amtico flooring has been laid throughout the ground floor.
All Seasons
The kitchen flows through to rear hall leading to the conservatory and ground-floor cloakroom. The conservatory also adjoins the main reception hall. “You can see right through into the conservatory and the garden beyond from the hall,” she says. “In the summer, I like to sit in the conservatory, with the doors open on to the garden.” There is ample space in here for comfortable seating and dining furniture. “This part of the house is perfect for entertaining,” she continues. The sitting room, which is very large and looks out over the garden is also ideal for both daily living and welcoming family and friends. “This room
- The Story
- Stepping out into the sunshine from her conservatory, the current owner of Courtyard Cottage relaxes on her terrace and gazes out over her private garden and beyond. Her exclusive home at Newell Hall, Warfield, enjoys the rare pleasure of its own delightful outside space which then flows seamlessly into the acres of exquisite, wider landscaped grounds. “It is so beautiful here,” she says. “Having your own garden, as well as access to the communal gardens, which are rarely used by other people, is incredible – it is like having your own National Trust garden and is wonderful if you like entertaining and hosting barbecues. I have a summer party with 20 to 30 people here every year, with everyone spreading out into the garden.” She adds: “It is so quiet here, and because we are surrounded by woodland, there is so much wildlife. I see all kinds of amazing birdlife, including two types of woodpecker, and deer that often wander into garden.”
- CHARACTER AND ELEGANCE
- Dating back to around 1700, Newell Hall at Warfield was built by the local Horsnaile family. With an elegant Queen Anne style, it was much later carefully converted into a number of impressive homes, many of which still retain an abundance of original character. “My property is set on a courtyard,” she explains. “It still retains the character of the original country house, with high ceilings and beautiful windows, and yet it also feels modern inside and offers a very high level of comfort. I love the combination of the old and the new that it provides and the fact that it enjoys so much natural light. It has a lovely feel throughout.”
- A PEACEFUL PLACE
- The owner, who rented Courtyard Cottage from 2015 and then bought it in 2016, adores its unique charm. “I just fell in love with it as soon as I saw it,” she recalls. “With its beautiful façade and pillars, the main building has such a lot of kerb appeal. Then, my house itself offers such a lot of living space, as well as the garden. I enjoyed being here so much as a tenant that I said to the landlord that if he ever decided to sell it I would be interested in buying it.” The location of Newell Hall was also a major draw, she agreed. “This is a semi-rural location, which I love,” she adds. “It is close to the countryside and yet takes just 25 minutes to walk into town. Everything I need is close by and yet it is so peaceful here.”
- STREAMING SUNLIGHT
- The enticing, two-bedroom house is beautifully laid out, with accommodation across two storeys. It is entered from the courtyard via its own front door, which opens into a generous reception hall. “When you step inside, you realise it is surprisingly large,” she admits. “This is a cosy but spacious home. Everyone who comes in says how lovely the ambience here is.” To the right, the hall leads into the kitchen, where sunlight streams in through the elegant, arched sash window. “I had a gorgeous, modern Optiplan kitchen installed. This features beautiful, soft grey, handless cabinets and high-end, built-in appliances.” The property has also been redecorated throughout in a subtle grey pebble shade. Amtico flooring has been laid throughout the ground floor.
- ALL SEASONS
- The kitchen flows through to rear hall leading to the conservatory and ground-floor cloakroom. The conservatory also adjoins the main reception hall. “You can see right through into the conservatory and the garden beyond from the hall,” she says. “In the summer, I like to sit in the conservatory, with the doors open on to the garden.” There is ample space in here for comfortable seating and dining furniture. “This part of the house is perfect for entertaining,” she continues. The sitting room, which is very large and looks out over the garden is also ideal for both daily living and welcoming family and friends. “This room was rewired so I could mount the television on the wall. There is a living flame fire in here, which makes it cosy and welcoming in the winter months.”
- COMFORT AND STYLE
- Stairs from the hall lead up to the first-floor accommodation at Courtyard Cottage. The master bedroom is dual aspect, with windows looking out over both the courtyard and the garden. This room has a very generous en suite bathroom. The guest bedroom, which is also very light, has windows on two sides and also overlooks the garden. “The bedrooms are both good sizes and having two en-suite bathrooms is just fantastic,” she says. “I am very sad to be leaving because this is such a lovely home. I will miss the house itself and the beautiful garden, where I can listen to the birdsong and watch the changing seasons throughout the year.”
- SETTING THE SCENE
- To the rear, Courtyard Cottage opens on to a private terrace and garden. The garden flows seamlessly into the extensive, landscaped communal gardens. The property comes with two allocated parking spaces.
- Property reference CWR083402247
- Council Tax Band E
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Ascot is a small town in East Berkshire, 6 miles south of Windsor, and 25 miles west of London. It is most notable as the location of Ascot Racecourse, home of the prestigious Royal Ascot meeting.
While the racecourse is the focus of the town, Ascot has some thriving boutiques, cafes and restaurants to discover.
The nearby towns of Windsor, Camberley, Guildford and Reading have everything else you might need, from impressive shopping centres to theatres.
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