East Woodhay is a large rural parish in north Hampshire, about five and a half miles south-west of Newbury, which is its post town, and it takes in several settlements including East End, Woolton Hill, Ball Hill, Heath End and Hatt Common. Our Newbury team handle sales, lettings and property management across East Woodhay and nearby villages such as Highclere, Burghclere and Enborne.
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SALES
01635 35010
LETTINGS
01635 581991
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
01635 523707
ADDRESS
118 Bartholomew Street, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 5DT
At Jones Robinson, estate agents serving East Woodhay, we value your home.
We value your home by what it can achieve on the market and by what it means to you, from a cottage at Ball Hill to a family house in Woolton Hill. Our Newbury team at 118 Bartholomew Street, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 5DT, about six miles north-east of the parish, handle sales, lettings and property management across East Woodhay and the villages on this side of the Hampshire border. We sell homes, act as letting agents, and give landlords ongoing help with tenants and maintenance through our property management service.
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East Woodhay sales and lettings are handled by our Newbury team, who will be your point of contact from the first valuation through to completion or move-in day. Our Newbury office is rated 4.9 out of 5 from over 2,600 Google reviews.
Call the Newbury team: 01635 35010
Areas we cover around East Woodhay: Woolton Hill, Ball Hill, Heath End, Hatt Common, East End, Highclere, Burghclere, Enborne and Newbury.
East Woodhay feels like a cluster of small communities rather than a single village, with just over 2,900 residents at the 2011 Census. Woolton Hill is the busiest, with its shop, post office, St Thomas' Church of England Infant School and Woolton Hill Junior School, while East End is quieter, with St Martin's Church of England Primary School, St Martin's Church and the small triangular green and war memorial that once held the village stocks. The Clere School in Burghclere is among the secondary options, and Newbury is the main town for bigger shops and services, with Andover reachable to the south.
St Martin's Church was rebuilt in 1823, and its east window holds glass by the designer Louise Davies. Thomas Ken, later Bishop of Bath and Wells and one of the bishops imprisoned in the Tower of London for defying James II, was vicar here until 1672, William Cobbett described the parish in Rural Rides, and the Stargroves estate at East End was used for filming the Doctor Who story Pyramids of Mars. Homes range from period cottages and farmhouses to country houses and modern family homes, spread across the parish's separate settlements.
Walkers are spoilt for choice. The Chase, a National Trust woodland, lies beside Woolton Hill, the summit of Pilot Hill, the highest point in Hampshire, is within the parish, and Highclere Castle is close by in the neighbouring parish of Highclere. Woodhay station closed in 1960, so Newbury station is now the nearest, with Great Western Railway trains to London Paddington, and the A34 Newbury bypass runs close by, giving quick access to the M4, Oxford and Winchester.
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