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£1,100,000

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4 bed detached house for sale
Croft Drive, Pangbourne RG8

    • 4 beds

    • 2 baths

    • 1,765 sq. ft

  • Freehold

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About this property

  • 1. Private gated setting – one of just eight homes in a peaceful, established community

  • 2. Walk to Pangbourne village – independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities

  • 3. Riverside lifestyle – easy access to the Thames Path, countryside walks and surrounding villages

  • 4. Four generous bedrooms – plenty of space for visiting family, guests or home working

  • 5. Flexible reception rooms – including a versatile study, snug or second sitting room

  • 6. Contemporary kitchen and dining space – opening directly onto the garden terrace

  • 7. Private south-facing garden – mature planting, established borders and space to relax or entertain

  • 8. Modern comforts – underfloor heating, air source heat pump and EV charging point

  • 9. Excellent connections – Pangbourne station within walking distance, with direct trains to London Paddington

  • 10. First time on the market since new – built by Bewley Homes in 2015 and thoughtfully maintained

A Quieter Life, Without Feeling Cut Off

What if your next home offered more of what you love, with less to look after?

Tucked away behind electric gates, within a small community of just eight homes, 7 Croft Drive offers a compelling balance of privacy, space and convenience. Mature trees create a wonderfully peaceful setting, yet Pangbourne's thriving village centre, riverside walks and railway station are all within walking distance.

For those looking to move from a larger country property without compromising on lifestyle, it's an appealing proposition. A beautifully maintained contemporary home with four bedrooms, flexible living spaces and a private garden - generous enough to welcome family and friends, but without the demands of a substantial country estate.

Contemporary Living, Thoughtfully Designed

Built by Bewley Homes in 2015 and offered for sale for the first time since new, the house has been carefully maintained and recently redecorated, creating light, welcoming interiors that feel immediately comfortable.

At its heart is the kitchen and dining room, a sociable space designed for everyday living and relaxed entertaining. Doors open directly onto the south-facing garden and terrace, making it easy to move between inside and out during warmer months.

The separate sitting room offers a quieter place to unwind, with a stone fireplace and log-burning stove for winter evenings, while glazed doors maintain the connection with the garden throughout the year.

A third reception room, with its attractive bay window, offers valuable flexibility. Currently used as a playroom, it would work equally well as a dedicated study, reading room or second sitting room - particularly appealing for those who want a home that adapts to their changing needs.

Underfloor heating across the ground floor, an air source heat pump and an electric vehicle charging point add practical modern comforts.

Room for Family, Friends and Everything in Between

Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms offer the freedom to accommodate visiting family and friends without maintaining rooms that serve little purpose.

The principal bedroom is particularly peaceful, with windows looking towards mature trees and an en-suite shower room. Three further bedrooms share a spacious family bathroom, providing options for guest accommodation, hobbies or home working.

It's a layout that offers flexibility without unnecessary formality.

A Garden to Enjoy, Not a Garden to Manage

The private, south-facing garden has matured beautifully over the past decade, with established borders, lawn and a terrace opening directly from the principal living spaces.

There's room for outdoor dining, summer gatherings and simply enjoying the changing seasons, without the maintenance demands of a much larger garden.

Beyond the house, mature trees and the surrounding green landscape create a sense of calm and seclusion that is increasingly difficult to find so close to a thriving village.

Pangbourne on Your Doorstep

Perhaps the greatest luxury of 7 Croft Drive is its location.

Pangbourne is one of the Thames Valley's most attractive riverside villages, with a lively centre of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities. The Thames Path and surrounding countryside offer beautiful walking routes, while nearby pubs and riverside restaurants make it easy to enjoy the area throughout the year.

And when you need to travel further, Pangbourne station is approximately a 15-minute walk away, with direct trains to Reading and London Paddington. The M4 and A34 are also conveniently accessible.

It's the freedom to enjoy village life without feeling overlooked, countryside without isolation, and a home that offers just the right amount of space.

For those considering their next chapter, 7 Croft Drive offers the opportunity to simplify without settling for less.

Location

Standing on the banks of the River Thames where it meets the River Pang, Pangbourne has long been regarded as one of the Thames Valley's most desirable villages. Its appeal lies not simply in its handsome High Street or riverside setting, but in the ease with which it balances village character with exceptional connectivity.
Independent cafés, boutiques, delicatessens and traditional pubs create a thriving centre that remains genuinely useful for everyday life rather than simply picturesque. The recently refurbished Swan Hotel sits beside the river, while nearby Streatley, reached on foot across Brunel's elegant bridge, extends the choice of waterside restaurants, walks and open countryside.
For those who enjoy spending time outdoors, the surrounding landscape is equally compelling. The Thames Path, the Chiltern Hills National Landscape and miles of footpaths through woodland and rolling farmland offer opportunities for walking, cycling and exploring throughout the seasons.
Families are particularly well served by the area's exceptional educational provision, with Pangbourne College, Bradfield College, Moulsford Prep, Cranford House and a number of highly regarded state schools all within easy reach.
Despite its peaceful setting, Pangbourne remains exceptionally well connected. Direct rail services reach Reading in around ten minutes and London Paddington in under an hour, while the Elizabeth Line extends fast connections across the capital. The M4 and A34 are also conveniently close, placing Oxford, Heathrow and the wider South East comfortably within reach.

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Garden to the rear of the property

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