Berkshire

Bluebell Barn, Compton

Guide price - £1,950,000
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Area (approx)
8,138 Sq Ft | 756.1 Sq M

Bluebell Barn, Wallingford Road
Compton, Newbury, Berkshire, RG20 6PU

In an area of outstanding natural beauty, and surrounded by unspoilt downland countryside, Bluebell Barn is a rare example of a sympathetically restored barn set in just under 3.5 acres of garden and paddocks.

Layout

Bath/Shower rooms 5
Garaging 3
Size of Plot (Acres) 3.48
Gym 1
Cellar 1
Workshop 2

Services

Mains electricity
Air Source Heat Pump
LPG gas powered Aga
Private water supply
Private drainage

The Area

Compton is a picturesque village situated in the Berkshire countryside, offering a thriving local community, with many social groups and sports clubs, including badminton, archery, running and arts and crafts. Nestled within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the village is known for its stunning landscapes, including rolling hills and scenic walking paths. Despite its tranquil setting, Compton offers excellent transport links, with the M4 and A34 nearby, providing easy access to London and other major cities. The closest train stations, either Goring or Didcot Parkway, offer direct rail services to London Paddington, making it an ideal location for commuters.

 

Education is a key highlight of the area, with The Downs School located in Compton itself, as well as a nursery and primary school. This highly regarded school. Additionally, nearby institutions such as St. Andrew’s School in Pangbourne, Bradfield College, Wellington College, Downe House and Elstree Preparatory School are well-known for their academic excellence, further enhancing the area’s appeal to families seeking top-tier education for their children.

 

Compton’s location and proximity to such reputable schools, coupled with its peaceful countryside setting and convenient commuting options, make it a highly desirable place to live for those looking for a balance of rural charm and easy access to city life.

Bluebell Barn, ComptonAbout this home

Believed to date back to the 18th century, Bluebell Barn is invaluably un-listed and sits in an AONB, surrounded by rolling downland countryside. Whilst the conversion over recent years has been extensive, many of the original features that you would expect to see in such a building remain, including vaulted ceilings and exposed Elm beams. The result is a barn conversion of spectacular proportions, ideal for modern family living. The interior borrows from its surrounding landscape with large windows and high vaulted ceilings, altogether complimented by the timber framework throughout the house. Arranged over two floors, five ensuite bedrooms provide ample living accommodation, as well as home office, together with a number of outbuildings, as well as a gym. In all, the property sits in 3.48 acres of garden and paddock land.

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AREA (APPROX)

8,138 Sq Ft | 756.1 Sq M

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George Hughes

George has over 10 years’ experience in the property industry, specialising in prime country homes across Berkshire and Oxfordshire. Having begun his career in Wiltshire, he went on to hold senior roles at Knight Frank and Strutt & Parker, leading the Oxford office. He is committed to building trusted client relationships and delivering strategic advice. George lives in Berkshire and is a keen fly fisherman.