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£1,750,000
(£465/sq. ft)
5 bed detached house for saleHigh Street, Chieveley RG20
5 beds
5 baths
3 receptions
3,761 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Over 3,700 sq ft of elegant Georgian-style living space plus double garage
Five double bedrooms, five bathrooms (four ensuite)
Spacious Kitchen, Dining Living Room with vaulted ceiling, feature arched window and granite island
Impressive galleried dining hall with Italian marble flooring
Separate guest/au pair suite with private access if required, also ideal for working from home
Central village location with excellent facilities including schools, doctors surgery, post office, pubs & nearby road & rail links
Triple-aspect sitting room with open fire & French doors to the courtyard garden
Underfloor heating throughout the ground floor and principal suite
Secluded and sunny part-walled large courtyard garden with distinct zones for entertaining and relaxing
Modern construction with period features and high quality materials, EPC rating: C
Tucked discreetly behind an historic brick wall and enclosed with sliding electric gates, Glebe House sits quietly at the heart of Chieveley — one of West Berkshire’s prettiest and most desirable villages. An exceptional five-bedroom detached home with a sense of ease and grandeur in equal measure, this residence offers over 3,700 square feet of beautifully appointed living space. There is in addition, a generous integral double garage, all on a private and level plot with a sunny substantial part-walled and established courtyard garden that invites elegant outdoor living.
This is a home for those who want it all: Architectural grace, intelligent modern design, village charm and community, space to entertain or quietly retreat. The current owners designed this property themselves and there has been no expense spared for this superb property.
There are thoughtful touches to this high specification build everywhere – York handmade bricks with lime mortar as per the Georgian period, double-camber Tudor clay tiles to create a period effect roof, powder coated double glazed aluminium window frames with timber on the inside and argon fill – this is a home that looks Georgian, yet it was built just 20 years ago achieving an EPC rating of C.
A Setting that Speaks of Privacy and Prestige
As you approach, the home's classic red-brick façade — softened by climbing wisteria and asymmetrical sash windows — hints at the refined lifestyle within. A cobblestone and gravel forecourt wraps the front elevation, leading to an integral double garage with electric doors and three parking spaces for family and guests.
Glebe House offers privacy without seclusion. You are moments from the beating heart of the village — its award-winning pub, independent shop and café, post office, primary school, recreation ground and sports clubs — yet wrapped in serenity from the moment the gates close behind you.
An Interior Defined by Light, Flow and Intentional Design
Step through the panelled front door and you’re immediately embraced by a sense of proportion. The vaulted entrance to the dining hall is bright, light and open, setting the tone for a home that is at once welcoming and undeniably impressive. An Italian marble floor compliments this light and airy room, with full length windows to the garden at the back. Imagine large gatherings with family and friends with plenty of room. Downstairs has underfloor heating as well as the Principal Suite, and a heat recovery system operates in throughout.
To your left, a generous study with sash windows - all with shutters - is a great working from home space offering focus and stillness — ideal for remote working, creative pursuits or as a playroom.
A generously sized and convenient downstairs cloakroom features stunning botanical wallpaper and luxury fittings.
Continue through and the house begins to unfold with a graceful sense of space and flow. The drawing room is an exquisite example of understated luxury — triple-aspect windows, light, warm timber flooring, and a Jet Master open fire at its heart. French doors open onto the south-facing patio, where the scent of rosemary and clipped box will draw you out on summer evenings, glass in hand. For colder times of year, the sleek media unit is perfect for cosy movie nights in, and provides lots of useful storage (a theme throughout this well thought out home).
This is a house that adapts intuitively to the rhythm of the day and the seasons. In winter, a fire glows in the hearth while you host intimate gatherings in the formal rooms. Come spring and summer, every ground floor space — from drawing room to kitchen — flows seamlessly into the garden, blurring the line between indoors and out.
A Kitchen That’s More...
At the core of Glebe House lies the kitchen/living/breakfast room Vaulted to double height and flooded with light from its east-facing bay window, it is sunny all day and a showpiece of both design and functionality. Custom-built by Wood Creations Ltd, shaker cabinetry in soft, timeless tones is married with granite worktops and a practical central island with plenty of useful storage. Space for a table as well as sofas encourages conviviality — from breakfast gatherings with family, chatting whilst preparing dinner to evening drinks with friends.
French doors open wide to the paved terrace, turning the kitchen into a true indoor-outdoor space in summer months. There is plenty of room here for cooking, dining, living — all without compromise. Integrated appliances, including double ovens and a wine cooler, make entertaining effortless, while a separate utility room keeps everyday life discreetly in order.
This space is more than culinary—it is lifestyle. It’s where birthday cakes are made, laughter echoes after supper, and lazy Sunday papers are read with coffee and bare feet on the flagstones. Speakers in the main rooms and principal bedroom add to the entertaining and chillout aspects of this beautiful home.
A First Floor Designed for Relaxing
Climb the staircase to a galleried landing, and you’ll find four of the five double bedrooms — each with its own unique charm and viewpoint over the surrounding gardens or village rooftops.
The principal suite is nothing short of boutique hotel style. Vaulted ceilings create airiness and elegance, while a dedicated dressing area and spa-inspired en-suite bathroom elevate daily rituals into serene experiences. Sink into the freestanding bath beneath the glow of soft sconces, or wake in the morning sun, overlooking the garden, with birdsong as your alarm.
Three further double bedrooms — all generously sized — complete this floor, two feature an en-suite and the third has access to a beautifully appointed family bathroom. Soft greys, marble-effect tiling, and chrome fittings provide a restful cohesion throughout.
A distinct fifth bedroom, accessed via its own staircase, forms a self-contained guest suite with it’s own private shower room — ideal for guests, a live-in nanny, or even as a private workspace or studio. This flexibility is reflective of the overall thoughtful design of the house.
A Garden of Poise and Privacy
Step into the sunny rear courtyard garden, and you’ll feel transported — not simply outside, but into another atmosphere altogether. Perfectly balanced and beautifully planted, the garden has been thoughtfully designed as an extension of the living space. Part-walled this garden feels like it has it’s own microclimate, and is a peaceful oasis of calm.
A wide flagstone terrace, edged with low hedging and vibrant borders, is perfect for alfresco dining — whether a casual family lunch or a long summer supper party lit by festoon lighting. The gentle trickle of two water features, the perfume of honeysuckle, the rustle of trees — every element is here to heighten the senses and slow the pace. The butterflies in particular, love this garden.
Beyond the terrace, shapes unfurl between raised beds, palms, bamboo and mature shrubs, providing ample space for garden parties or for yoga and relaxing. Tall brick walls offer both security and serenity, while east and south-facing orientation ensures long hours of sunlight.
This is a garden to live in and enjoy — with corners for contemplation, celebration, and connection.
Village Living, Optimised
Glebe House is not just about property — it’s about location Chieveley is an unusually complete village, blending charm, convenience, and community.
Ye Olde Red Lion traditional pub serves seasonal food in a setting rich with character. The village shop and post office provide essentials and warmth in equal measure. There is a gp surgery, local cricket and tennis clubs, a respected primary school, and miles of surrounding footpaths create a life that is at once vibrant and restorative. It is also in catchment for The Downs School in Compton (Ofsted Outstanding). For shopping, the market town of Newbury has all the major supermarkets, M&S Food and Waitrose as well as lots of independent and high street shops and restaurants.
Rural, and yet you are far from remote. With immediate access to the M4 and A34, London is within easy reach. The nearby town of Newbury’s mainline station offers high-speed rail to Paddington in just over 40 minutes. Prestigious independent schools such as Downe House, Brockhurst & Marlston, Horris Hill, and Marlborough College are all comfortably accessible.
Summary
Glebe House is a home of balance. It is refined without being formal, spacious yet cosy, private yet intimately connected to one of Berkshire’s most desirable villages. It offers a lifestyle of ease, elegance, and extraordinary comfort — where every room, view, and detail has been considered not just for how it looks, but how it feels
Whether you're hosting garden parties, working from your study, watching the seasons shift from the sheltered terrace, or simply enjoying the daily rhythm of family life — Glebe House is an address where your life, at its very best, can unfold. This is a rare and remarkable opportunity
EPC Rating: C
Location
Rural, yet far from remote. Chieveley offers all the facilities a village should have. With immediate access to the M4 and A34, London and Heathrow are within easy reach. The nearby market town of Newbury’s mainline station offers high-speed rail to Paddington in just over 40 minutes. Prestigious independent schools such as Downe House, Brockhurst & Marlston, Horris Hill, and Marlborough College are all comfortably accessible and Glebe House is in catchment for The Downs outstanding secondary school.
This is a home for those who want it all: Architectural grace, intelligent modern design, village charm and community, space to entertain or quietly retreat. The current owners designed this property themselves and there has been no expense spared for this superb property.
There are thoughtful touches to this high specification build everywhere – York handmade bricks with lime mortar as per the Georgian period, double-camber Tudor clay tiles to create a period effect roof, powder coated double glazed aluminium window frames with timber on the inside and argon fill – this is a home that looks Georgian, yet it was built just 20 years ago achieving an EPC rating of C.
A Setting that Speaks of Privacy and Prestige
As you approach, the home's classic red-brick façade — softened by climbing wisteria and asymmetrical sash windows — hints at the refined lifestyle within. A cobblestone and gravel forecourt wraps the front elevation, leading to an integral double garage with electric doors and three parking spaces for family and guests.
Glebe House offers privacy without seclusion. You are moments from the beating heart of the village — its award-winning pub, independent shop and café, post office, primary school, recreation ground and sports clubs — yet wrapped in serenity from the moment the gates close behind you.
An Interior Defined by Light, Flow and Intentional Design
Step through the panelled front door and you’re immediately embraced by a sense of proportion. The vaulted entrance to the dining hall is bright, light and open, setting the tone for a home that is at once welcoming and undeniably impressive. An Italian marble floor compliments this light and airy room, with full length windows to the garden at the back. Imagine large gatherings with family and friends with plenty of room. Downstairs has underfloor heating as well as the Principal Suite, and a heat recovery system operates in throughout.
To your left, a generous study with sash windows - all with shutters - is a great working from home space offering focus and stillness — ideal for remote working, creative pursuits or as a playroom.
A generously sized and convenient downstairs cloakroom features stunning botanical wallpaper and luxury fittings.
Continue through and the house begins to unfold with a graceful sense of space and flow. The drawing room is an exquisite example of understated luxury — triple-aspect windows, light, warm timber flooring, and a Jet Master open fire at its heart. French doors open onto the south-facing patio, where the scent of rosemary and clipped box will draw you out on summer evenings, glass in hand. For colder times of year, the sleek media unit is perfect for cosy movie nights in, and provides lots of useful storage (a theme throughout this well thought out home).
This is a house that adapts intuitively to the rhythm of the day and the seasons. In winter, a fire glows in the hearth while you host intimate gatherings in the formal rooms. Come spring and summer, every ground floor space — from drawing room to kitchen — flows seamlessly into the garden, blurring the line between indoors and out.
A Kitchen That’s More...
At the core of Glebe House lies the kitchen/living/breakfast room Vaulted to double height and flooded with light from its east-facing bay window, it is sunny all day and a showpiece of both design and functionality. Custom-built by Wood Creations Ltd, shaker cabinetry in soft, timeless tones is married with granite worktops and a practical central island with plenty of useful storage. Space for a table as well as sofas encourages conviviality — from breakfast gatherings with family, chatting whilst preparing dinner to evening drinks with friends.
French doors open wide to the paved terrace, turning the kitchen into a true indoor-outdoor space in summer months. There is plenty of room here for cooking, dining, living — all without compromise. Integrated appliances, including double ovens and a wine cooler, make entertaining effortless, while a separate utility room keeps everyday life discreetly in order.
This space is more than culinary—it is lifestyle. It’s where birthday cakes are made, laughter echoes after supper, and lazy Sunday papers are read with coffee and bare feet on the flagstones. Speakers in the main rooms and principal bedroom add to the entertaining and chillout aspects of this beautiful home.
A First Floor Designed for Relaxing
Climb the staircase to a galleried landing, and you’ll find four of the five double bedrooms — each with its own unique charm and viewpoint over the surrounding gardens or village rooftops.
The principal suite is nothing short of boutique hotel style. Vaulted ceilings create airiness and elegance, while a dedicated dressing area and spa-inspired en-suite bathroom elevate daily rituals into serene experiences. Sink into the freestanding bath beneath the glow of soft sconces, or wake in the morning sun, overlooking the garden, with birdsong as your alarm.
Three further double bedrooms — all generously sized — complete this floor, two feature an en-suite and the third has access to a beautifully appointed family bathroom. Soft greys, marble-effect tiling, and chrome fittings provide a restful cohesion throughout.
A distinct fifth bedroom, accessed via its own staircase, forms a self-contained guest suite with it’s own private shower room — ideal for guests, a live-in nanny, or even as a private workspace or studio. This flexibility is reflective of the overall thoughtful design of the house.
A Garden of Poise and Privacy
Step into the sunny rear courtyard garden, and you’ll feel transported — not simply outside, but into another atmosphere altogether. Perfectly balanced and beautifully planted, the garden has been thoughtfully designed as an extension of the living space. Part-walled this garden feels like it has it’s own microclimate, and is a peaceful oasis of calm.
A wide flagstone terrace, edged with low hedging and vibrant borders, is perfect for alfresco dining — whether a casual family lunch or a long summer supper party lit by festoon lighting. The gentle trickle of two water features, the perfume of honeysuckle, the rustle of trees — every element is here to heighten the senses and slow the pace. The butterflies in particular, love this garden.
Beyond the terrace, shapes unfurl between raised beds, palms, bamboo and mature shrubs, providing ample space for garden parties or for yoga and relaxing. Tall brick walls offer both security and serenity, while east and south-facing orientation ensures long hours of sunlight.
This is a garden to live in and enjoy — with corners for contemplation, celebration, and connection.
Village Living, Optimised
Glebe House is not just about property — it’s about location Chieveley is an unusually complete village, blending charm, convenience, and community.
Ye Olde Red Lion traditional pub serves seasonal food in a setting rich with character. The village shop and post office provide essentials and warmth in equal measure. There is a gp surgery, local cricket and tennis clubs, a respected primary school, and miles of surrounding footpaths create a life that is at once vibrant and restorative. It is also in catchment for The Downs School in Compton (Ofsted Outstanding). For shopping, the market town of Newbury has all the major supermarkets, M&S Food and Waitrose as well as lots of independent and high street shops and restaurants.
Rural, and yet you are far from remote. With immediate access to the M4 and A34, London is within easy reach. The nearby town of Newbury’s mainline station offers high-speed rail to Paddington in just over 40 minutes. Prestigious independent schools such as Downe House, Brockhurst & Marlston, Horris Hill, and Marlborough College are all comfortably accessible.
Summary
Glebe House is a home of balance. It is refined without being formal, spacious yet cosy, private yet intimately connected to one of Berkshire’s most desirable villages. It offers a lifestyle of ease, elegance, and extraordinary comfort — where every room, view, and detail has been considered not just for how it looks, but how it feels
Whether you're hosting garden parties, working from your study, watching the seasons shift from the sheltered terrace, or simply enjoying the daily rhythm of family life — Glebe House is an address where your life, at its very best, can unfold. This is a rare and remarkable opportunity
EPC Rating: C
Location
Rural, yet far from remote. Chieveley offers all the facilities a village should have. With immediate access to the M4 and A34, London and Heathrow are within easy reach. The nearby market town of Newbury’s mainline station offers high-speed rail to Paddington in just over 40 minutes. Prestigious independent schools such as Downe House, Brockhurst & Marlston, Horris Hill, and Marlborough College are all comfortably accessible and Glebe House is in catchment for The Downs outstanding secondary school.
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