Wyld Court House is an 18th Century Grade II Listed house situated in a wonderful setting in the centre of its grounds, approached by a long private chestnut tree lined drive with open views over the Yattendon Estate's farmland.
Its private and secure setting ensures privacy for the occupants with southerly far-reaching views across the countryside farmed by The Yattendon Estate.
The property comprises four well-proportioned reception rooms - a dual aspect drawing room opening directly onto the southern terrace and private lawned garden area, a large dual aspect dining room on the northern elevation, a separate sitting room with door opening out onto the terrace and a library with separate bar area.
There is a good sized kitchen with electric aga, separate oven and hob and integrated appliances with breakfast room to the side, utility area and cloakroom off the back of the kitchen, and cellar below the kitchen.
The first floor provides a principal bed suite, complete with dressing room and two bathrooms, three further ensuite bedrooms and a further bedroom with separate family bathroom.
Second floor provides a further two bedrooms, shared bathroom, reception room and kitchen / diner with further storage rooms. This floor has been used for live in staff with access provided via rear stairs down to the utility.
Wyld Court lies in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, an area renowned for its ancient woodlands, dramatic scarps and rolling fertile valleys, all of which are linked by large tracts of chalk downland.
Nestled in the northeast corner of the aonb, Wyld Court lies a mile to the east of Hampstead Norreys, a picturesque village that is centred on the River Pang chalk stream which flows south into the River Thames. The village offers a local community shop and a pub. Yattendon village is also close to the house and lies to the south, with two highly regarded pubs (The Royal Oak and The Pot Kiln), Renegade brewery with associated taproom, a village shop, a florists and café. To the east lies the village of Ashampstead which is home to the award winning Vicars Game Butchery and Farm Shop. To the north is the village of Aldworth with two pubs, The Bell Inn and The Four Points.
The surrounding countryside provides a wealth of opportunities for outdoor adventures, whilst the varying topography offers miles of dedicated walking trails and bridleways including the renowned Ridgeway National Trail.
Wyld Court is conveniently placed to take advantage of the local amenities available in the idyllic market town of Newbury which lies 8.5 miles to the southwest and offers a wide range of professional services, an array of independent and high street shops and restaurants, cultural and leisure facilities. In addition, Newbury is within striking distance of numerous historical and sporting facilities including the Newbury Racecourse, The Corn Exchange and the famous Highclere Castle, home of Downton Abbey.
Whilst Wyld Court has a real sense of privacy, the house is in a highly accessible location with excellent communication links. The M4 and A34 are both close by providing easy access to both London and Oxford respectively. There are a number of railways stations in the area, including Theale, Newbury and Reading, with the latter providing a direct route into London Paddington within 25 minutes. Just to the north of Wyld Court is a private airfield run by The Yattendon Estate.
The area offers an excellent choice of private and state schools including the Downs School in Compton, Brockhurst & Marlston House, Thorngrove and St Gabriel's in Newbury and The Abbey School, Reading Blue Coat and St Joseph's College in Reading. Additional secondary schools nearby also include Bradfield College, Abingdon, Pangborne and Radley College.
The estate is ideally positioned to take advantage of all that Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Hampshire have to offer. For the traditional country sportsman, local hunts include the Old Berks and Vine & Craven, whilst The Yattendon Estate adjacent to the house, offers shooting on a commercial let-day basis. There is horse racing both locally at Newbury and further afield at Ascot and Royal Windsor whilst the West Berkshire, Theale and Newbury & Crookham golf clubs are all within 12 miles of Wyld Court .7a:T114e,Wyld Court House is an 18th Century Grade II Listed house situated in a wonderful setting in the centre of its grounds, approached by a long private chestnut tree lined drive with open views over the Yattendon Estate's farmland.
Its private and secure setting ensures privacy for the occupants with southerly far-reaching views across the countryside farmed by The Yattendon Estate.
The property comprises four well-proportioned reception rooms - a dual aspect drawing room opening directly onto the southern terrace and private lawned garden area, a large dual aspect dining room on the northern elevation, a separate sitting room with door opening out onto the terrace and a library with separate bar area.
There is a good sized kitchen with electric aga, separate oven and hob and integrated appliances with breakfast room to the side, utility area and cloakroom off the back of the kitchen, and cellar below the kitchen.
The first floor provides a principal bed suite, complete with dressing room and two bathrooms, three further ensuite bedrooms and a further bedroom with separate family bathroom.
Second floor provides a further two bedrooms, shared bathroom, reception room and kitchen / diner with further storage rooms. This floor has been used for live in staff with access provided via rear stairs down to the utility.
Wyld Court lies in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, an area renowned for its ancient woodlands, dramatic scarps and rolling fertile valleys, all of which are linked by large tracts of chalk downland.
Nestled in the northeast corner of the aonb, Wyld Court lies a mile to the east of Hampstead Norreys, a picturesque village that is centred on the River Pang chalk stream which flows south into the River Thames. The village offers a local community shop and a pub. Yattendon village is also close to the house and lies to the south, with two highly regarded pubs (The Royal Oak and The Pot Kiln), Renegade brewery with associated taproom, a village shop, a florists and café. To the east lies the village of Ashampstead which is home to the award winning Vicars Game Butchery and Farm Shop. To the north is the village of Aldworth with two pubs, The Bell Inn and The Four Points.
The surrounding countryside provides a wealth of opportunities for outdoor adventures, whilst the varying topography offers miles of dedicated walking trails and bridleways including the renowned Ridgeway National Trail.
Wyld Court is conveniently placed to take advantage of the local amenities available in the idyllic market town of Newbury which lies 8.5 miles to the southwest and offers a wide range of professional services, an array of independent and high street shops and restaurants, cultural and leisure facilities. In addition, Newbury is within striking distance of numerous historical and sporting facilities including the Newbury Racecourse, The Corn Exchange and the famous Highclere Castle, home of Downton Abbey.
Whilst Wyld Court has a real sense of privacy, the house is in a highly accessible location with excellent communication links. The M4 and A34 are both close by providing easy access to both London and Oxford respectively. There are a number of railways stations in the area, including Theale, Newbury and Reading, with the latter providing a direct route into London Paddington within 25 minutes. Just to the north of Wyld Court is a private airfield run by The Yattendon Estate.
The area offers an excellent choice of private and state schools including the Downs School in Compton, Brockhurst & Marlston House, Thorngrove and St Gabriel's in Newbury and The Abbey School, Reading Blue Coat and St Joseph's College in Reading. Additional secondary schools nearby also include Bradfield College, Abingdon, Pangborne and Radley College.
The estate is ideally positioned to take advantage of all that Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Hampshire have to offer. For the traditional country sportsman, local hunts include the Old Berks and Vine & Craven, whilst The Yattendon Estate adjacent to the house, offers shooting on a commercial let-day basis. There is horse racing both locally at Newbury and further afield at Ascot and Royal Windsor whilst the West Berkshire, Theale and Newbury & Crookham golf clubs are all within 12 miles of Wyld Court .
7b:Ta6b,Please note that the material information included in this advert is provided to Knight Frank by third parties and is provided here as a guide only. Some of the information provided (such as the rent, deposit or length of tenancy) is subject to change, depending on offers received by the landlord. While Knight Frank has taken steps to verify this information, we advise you to confirm the details of any such material information prior to any offer for the tenancy being submitted. If we are informed of changes to this information by the landlord, we will use all reasonable endeavours to update this as soon as practical.
Minimum Tenancy Length
This is the minimum amount of time the property is available to let on the day the property went on to the market. For more information about the amount of time the property is available for, please speak to a member of our team.
Tenant charges
All potential tenants should be advised that, as well as rent a holding deposit will be payable which is equal to one week’s rent (if an AST) and two weeks’ rent (if not an AST), a tenancy deposit will also be payable which is equal to 6 weeks rent (if not an AST and/or the annual rent is over £50,000), or 5 weeks’ rent (if an AST and/or the annual rent is below £50,000). If the landlord agrees to you having a pet you may be required to pay a higher deposit (if not an AST) or higher weekly rent (if an AST).
You will also be required to pay the following:
Before the tenancy starts:
Deposit (usually equivalent of between five and six weeks' rent dependant on the annual rent)
Tenancy Agreement fee (£288 inclusive of VAT) (Non ASTs only)
Reference fee payable by each tenant/guarantor (£60 inclusive of VAT) (Non AST only)
Bank reference fee (refer to your bank as charges vary) (Non AST only)
Stamp Duty (on tenancies that amount to over £125,000)
During the tenancy:
Utilities (gas, electricity, water and telephone)
Council Tax
Television licence
Installation of cable/satellite (if permitted and applicable)
Subscription to cable/satellite supplier
Insurance (for your personal and own contents)
Garden maintenance
At the end of the tenancy:
Cleaning of the property
Inventory check-out (Non ASTs only)
Dilapidations (as agreed)
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