Sydmonton, Newbury, Hampshire

Worgsfield is a beautifully designed country house which perfectly combines the rustic charm, soaring vaulted ceilings and light-filled open spaces one looks for in an outstanding barn conversion. The dining and living areas form the principal spaces, connected by double doors and with full-height glazed windows opening out to the terrace and garden. The living room currently provides two distinct sitting areas and has a contemporary woodburning stove and a mezzanine study area.

The kitchen is state-of-the-art with bespoke walnut cabinets by the renowned furniture designer Dominic Ash. The appliances include a Wolf range cooker, Subzero fridge/freezer and Miele oven. There is a breakfast area with two sets of French doors opening onto the adjoining terrace.

A superb utility/boot room/laundry room with an adjoining cloakroom is found adjacent to the front door, just off the main hallway.

There are five bedrooms found over the ground and first floors, each of which has an elegant en suite bathroom or shower room.

The principal outbuilding currently provides a garage/utility room and a gym on the ground floor with a central front door opening into the annexe. The annexe has a spacious hallway and kitchen on the ground floor with a living room, bedroom and bathroom on the first floor.

Worgsfield owns a share of a substantial thatched barn alongside two neighbouring properties. This provides an ideal garden and machinery store. The roof was rethatched in 2024.

Worgsfield is approached from a quiet country lane through a discreet electric gate which opens onto a gravel driveway which sweeps around the perimeter of the grounds to a parking and turning area to the north east of the property.
There are charming terraces with irrigated beds to the south, east and west of the house, with large glazed doors providing a seamless link from inside.

The further grounds are predominantly laid to lawn with beautiful mature trees throughout and to the perimeter. There are exceptional views to the east over the neighbouring estate