Initial price	£2,250,000
08/07/25	£1,975,000
Price Change	-12.22%

Tadley Place is a charming period house with a rich history dating back to the 15th century, originally owned by the Ludlow family, high sheriffs of Hampshire and Wiltshire. The house has been lovingly restored and updated, combining its Elizabethan and Tudor charm with modern amenities. The property features stunning stone mullion windows, historic fireplaces, and high ceilings, with four reception rooms and a 30-foot kitchen breakfast room on the ground floor. The six bedrooms and five bathrooms are spread across the house, which is set amidst 2.2 acres of beautifully manicured gardens, originally designed by Kew Gardens in 1936. The gardens feature formal brick walls, mature yew hedging, and seasonal borders, as well as a kitchen garden and greenhouse. The property is situated in the rural village of Baughurst, with easy access to Newbury and Basingstoke, and offers a range of local facilities, including schools, leisure centers, and shops. With its stunning views, beautiful gardens, and convenient location, Tadley Place is an ideal country retreat with plenty of opportunities for walking, riding, and commuting to larger towns and cities.