Binfield Road, Shurlock Row, Reading, RG10 0QJ | Property for sale | Savills
234.39 sq m
Guide price £1,750,000(CHF 1’936’443)

Binfield RoadShurlock Row, Reading, RG10 0QJ


    Key features

    • Stunning church conversion blending original 19th-century architecture with modern family living
    • Beautifully preserved features including stained glass windows, exposed beams, and stone arches
    • Unique spiral wine cellar accessed via a hatch in the kitchen, perfect for wine lovers
    • Light-filled open-plan spaces ideal for entertaining, relaxing, and everyday family life
    • Private gardens and patio for entertaining

    A magnificent Church conversion in sought after Berkshire village.

    About this property

    • Church House is a magnificent conversion of a former church, completed in 2007. Every effort has been made to retain the joyous ecclesiastical features of the property while transforming the interior into a delightful and comfortable family home. Built circa 1865, it features brick elevations under a clay tile roof.

      The accommodation is arranged over two floors and is light and spacious, with well-proportioned open-plan reception rooms. It offers flexible family living space and is beautifully presented throughout. The refurbishment retained stained glass windows, exposed timbers, and stonework, complemented by high-quality fixtures and fittings.

      On the ground floor, there are three bedrooms accessed from the reception hall, all with built-in wardrobes. A family bathroom includes a bath, shower, twin basins, and W.C. At the end of the hall, the open-plan reception space incorporates the family room, dining room, and kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen features a range of beautifully painted floor and wall units around a central island and breakfast bar, all topped with granite worktops. Integrated appliances include a range cooker with extractor, microwave, coffee machine, warming drawer, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. Limestone flooring extends to the family room on one side and the dining room on the other, which features a stained glass window and doors to the garden, creating a wonderful communal space for relaxing, cooking, and dining.

      Off the kitchen is a well-equipped utility room with fitted units and matching granite worktops, along with a door to the garden. A hatch in the floor reveals a fabulous spiral wine cellar with steps for access, ideal for wine storage.

      On the first floor is the open-plan sitting room, study, and bar area. This space takes full advantage of the impressive vaulted roof structure with exposed beams and stone arches. The stunning sitting room, with wood flooring and a bar to one side, has steps leading up to a large study area, which features built-in oak units providing both style and practical storage. A galleried banister on the opposite side allows the full-height stained glass window to be fully appreciated.

      The principal suite comprises a bedroom, shower room, and walk-in wardrobe. Completing the first floor is a guest cloakroom, offering added convenience for visitors and contributing to the thoughtful layout of the home.

      Outside, the property is accessed via double wooden gates from the lane, opening onto a generous gravel drive and parking area with space for several cars. The front garden is private, with mature shrubs and trees along the boundaries and formal box hedging along the front elevation. To the side, borders and shrubs line the path, and a wrought iron gate opens to the rear garden. This garden is laid mainly to lawn and features many specimen trees, including a large sequoia in the raised section. A private paved terrace for sitting and dining overlooks the garden and is accessed from the dining room.

      In essence, this beautiful home makes full use of its wonderful plot in the heart of a well-regarded village. It retains the special features of the original church while offering an elegant and welcoming interior.

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    What I love about this home is how effortlessly it blends character with comfort, it just feels right the moment you walk in.

    Charlie ChavasseProperty agent

    Local information

    • A former church, wonderfully converted and situated in the heart of the sought-after Berkshire village of Shurlock Row.
    • The village itself is full of charm, with a thriving local community and the well-regarded Shurlock Inn pub and restaurant. Just four miles away, Twyford offers a wide range of amenities and excellent rail connections to London Paddington, including access to the Elizabeth Line. The larger town of Maidenhead is eight miles away, while the M4 (J8/9) and M40 (J6) provide convenient links to Heathrow and the national motorway network.
    • The area is particularly well served by a number of highly regarded independent schools. These include Eton College, Wellington College, Reading Blue Coat School, Shiplake College, St Mary’s Ascot, Dolphin School, Lambrook, Rupert House in Henley, Queen Anne’s in Caversham, and St Piran’s in Maidenhead, offering families a wealth of educational options.
    • For leisure and recreation, the surrounding countryside provides extensive opportunities for walking and riding, while nearby golf courses such as Temple, Castle Royle, and Bearwood Lakes cater to enthusiasts of the sport.

    Additional information

    • Directions: From Henley, crossing the bridge, turn right on the A321 towards Wargrave. Pass through the village of Wargrave and at the junction with the A4 continue over the roundabout in the direction of Twyford. At Twyford, continue across the traffic lights following signs towards Bracknell (B3018). Pass Dolphin School and take the first turning on the left into Hungerford Lane and continue into the village of Shurlock Row. Turn right into The Street. At the end of The Street, turn left onto the B3018 and Church House is the first house on the left. What3Words: growl.grouping.achieving
    • EPC Rating: D
    • Tenure: Freehold
    • Council Tax Band: G