- For Rent
- Monthly Rent of 15,000 GBP
- Build Size: 15,356 ft2
- Land Size: 28,291 ft2
- Bedroom: 12
- Bathroom: 10
Superb period house with stylish interiors.
A substantial Grade II* Listed partly C17th house with stylish interiors and beautifully proportioned rooms. In a highly accessible location and set in the middle of its land extending to about 45 acres of parkland. The property can include a converted coach house, farm buildings and a cottage for an additional price.Hurst Lodge is understood to date back to 1580 with later Georgian additions. The house was built by John Barker, who at the time was a gentleman usher to Queen Elizabeth I. The property has been enlarged over the years, with the accommodation classically proportioned whilst still retaining many period features including Delft tiling, 17th Century oak panelling and original flooring and fireplaces. The main reception rooms all benefit from high ceilings and a wonderful southerly aspect over the gardens and grounds beyond. The bedroom accommodation is spread over two floors and combines generously proportioned rooms, many with en-suite bathrooms, and an impressive principle suite .
Twyford 2 miles (Paddington 31 minutes), Henley-on-Thames 7 miles, Reading 7 miles, Ascot 9 miles, London 35 miles.Good access to the M4, M40, M3 and M25 motorway networks and Heathrow, Farnborough and Gatwick airports. Reading and Twyford stations provide rail services to Paddington and Reading provides access to Waterloo. Hurst has fine local facilities including a village shop, post office, local inns, cricket ground and both a primary and prep school. Further excellent schooling with Oratory, Bradfield and Pangbourne College in Reading, Eton College and Papplewick in Windsor, St George's in Ascot and Wellington College in Crowthorne.Reading, Bracknell and Maidenhead are easily accessible with additional cultural, educational and shopping facilities at Twyford, Wokingham and Henley-on-Thames.
A substantial Grade II* Listed partly C17th house with stylish interiors and beautifully proportioned rooms. In a highly accessible location and set in the middle of its land extending to about 45 acres of parkland. The property can include a converted coach house, farm buildings and a cottage for an additional price.Hurst Lodge is understood to date back to 1580 with later Georgian additions. The house was built by John Barker, who at the time was a gentleman usher to Queen Elizabeth I. The property has been enlarged over the years, with the accommodation classically proportioned whilst still retaining many period features including Delft tiling, 17th Century oak panelling and original flooring and fireplaces. The main reception rooms all benefit from high ceilings and a wonderful southerly aspect over the gardens and grounds beyond. The bedroom accommodation is spread over two floors and combines generously proportioned rooms, many with en-suite bathrooms, and an impressive principle suite .
Twyford 2 miles (Paddington 31 minutes), Henley-on-Thames 7 miles, Reading 7 miles, Ascot 9 miles, London 35 miles.Good access to the M4, M40, M3 and M25 motorway networks and Heathrow, Farnborough and Gatwick airports. Reading and Twyford stations provide rail services to Paddington and Reading provides access to Waterloo. Hurst has fine local facilities including a village shop, post office, local inns, cricket ground and both a primary and prep school. Further excellent schooling with Oratory, Bradfield and Pangbourne College in Reading, Eton College and Papplewick in Windsor, St George's in Ascot and Wellington College in Crowthorne.Reading, Bracknell and Maidenhead are easily accessible with additional cultural, educational and shopping facilities at Twyford, Wokingham and Henley-on-Thames.
