Field House is a spacious family home in Combe, a rural village south of Hungerford, designed by Brett and Pollen Architects for Sir James Fawcett. The property features well-proportioned rooms, versatile accommodation, and most rooms overlook the west-facing garden and unspoilt views beyond. The house has a sitting room with vaulted ceiling, open fire, and doors leading to a terrace, a kitchen with Aga, and adjacent dining room. There are five/six bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a cloakroom. The property has triple glazing and could benefit from updating. The large plot has considerable potential, and subject to planning, it may be possible to extend or replace the property. The house is surrounded by attractive gardens, mainly laid to lawn, with mature trees and shrubs, and doors leading to a sheltered, south-facing terrace. The property is available with no onward chain and has excellent communications, with trains to Paddington and Waterloo, and junction 14 of the M4 motorway nearby.