Hurst Lodge is a stunning Grade II* listed Georgian country house set in 46 acres of beautiful gardens and grounds. Dating back to 1580, the property has a rich history, having been built by John Barker, a gentleman usher to Queen Elizabeth I. The house features classic proportions, high ceilings, and period features such as Delft tiling, 17th-century oak panelling, and original fireplaces. The main reception rooms offer a southerly aspect over the gardens and grounds, and the bedroom accommodation is spread over two floors, with many rooms having en-suite bathrooms. The property also includes a four-bedroom Gardener's Cottage and an old Coach House, which was formerly arranged as two self-contained flats. The grounds are completely private and offer a range of outdoor spaces, including a lawn, herbaceous borders, shrubs, and a rockery. The property is located in the village of Hurst, Berkshire, with easy access to Reading, Twyford, and Maidenhead, and is well-suited for a variety of equestrian uses, surrounded by level paddocks and woodland.