Historic Bussockwood Estate in Berkshire Downs for Sale by Fisher German

For the first time in almost 70 years, the stunning Bussockwood Estate in the Berkshire Downs has been listed for sale, offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for prospective buyers. Situated in Newbury, the Queen Anne-style main property, built in 1907, is now on the market as a whole or divided into four lots, with a guide price of £8,900,000 for the entire estate.

Fisher German, a reputable property consultancy firm, is handling the marketing of the estate, which includes the Grade II Listed Bussockwood House. The main house boasts original features, an impressive entrance hall, a central drawing room, a dual aspect library, a study, a spacious kitchen/breakfast room, a dining room, a master bedroom with an ensuite and dressing room, and approximately eight additional bedrooms.

In addition to the main house, the property includes an adjoining flat, household outbuildings, and is surrounded by woodland containing the remnants of Bussock Camp, an Iron Age hillfort. The estate covers a sprawling 170 acres and also features four houses and three bungalows, making it a truly remarkable and expansive property.

Matthew Allen, Partner at Fisher German, expressed the uniqueness of the estate, highlighting its panoramic countryside views, private wooded areas, and proximity to the beautiful Berkshire Downs. He emphasized the architectural grandeur of Bussockwood House, designed by Mervyn Macartney, with its vaulted ceilings, stunning fireplaces, and sash windows, as well as its charming gardens and grounds.

While some updating and modernization may be needed, Allen noted that the property has the potential to be transformed into an exceptional family home. With a range of additional dwellings on the estate, the Bussockwood Estate presents a rare and exclusive opportunity for interested buyers to own a piece of history in a picturesque setting.

For more details about the property and to express interest, visit https://www.fishergerman.co.uk/.