Field House is a spacious family home built in the 1970s, designed by Brett and Pollen Architects for Sir James Fawcett. The property boasts well-proportioned rooms with most rooms overlooking the west-facing garden and unspoilt views beyond. It features a sitting room with vaulted ceiling, open fire, and doors leading to a terrace, a kitchen with Aga, and an adjacent dining room. The property has five/six bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a cloakroom, with triple glazing throughout. While it may benefit from some updating, it has potential for extension or replacement, subject to planning. The property sits on a large plot with considerable potential, surrounded by attractive gardens mainly laid to lawn, mature trees, and shrubs. The village of Combe is peaceful and rural, with nearby Inkpen having a pub, primary school, and café, and Hungerford and Newbury offering a wider range of shopping and recreational facilities.