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Spacious duplex up for sale on Wokingham’s Oxford Road

by Phil Creighton
February 24, 2017
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A SPACIOUS duplex close to Wokingham’s town centre and railway station is available to buy with no onward chain.

The two-bedroom and two-bathroom apartment is finished to a very high specification and is offered to the market by Martin & Co’s Wokingham branch.

Built in 2006, the home is ideal for investment or first-time buyers looking to get onto the property ladder.

Entrance is via a communal entrance hall and there is a video phone entry system in place for visitors.

The first floor apartment has its own entrance hall with stairs leading to a large 27ft 4in by 12ft 9in master bedroom. The galleried style room has skylight windows, perfect for watching the world go by, a TV point and built-in cupboards. An ensuite shower room completes the accommodation.

Downstairs, there is a large 17ft 1in by 16ft 7in living room/kitchen area with double glazed French doors leading to a Juliet balcony. The kitchen area is fitted with granite worktops and includes a built-in sink unit, a stainless steel oven, hob and hood and a built-in dishwasher.

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The bathroom includes a P-shaped bath with shower screen as well as cupboard space and the usual facilities.

The second bedroom is 12ft 11in by 7ft 4in and includes a built-in cupboard.

All living rooms have a TV point.

The communal rear gardens boasts landscaped gravelled areas, raised planters and paved footpaths, with a step down to a further communal area which is decked with granite top table.

Situated in Wokingham’s Oxford Road, the contemporary property has allocated parking, is in council tax band C and is one of four apartments.

It is offered to the market for £371,000 and is a leasehold with a share of the freehold property.

Mike Townend, director of Martin & Co’s Wokingham branch, said: “This is a great property for commuters and, being close to several good schools, great for those starting a family as well.

“Its large master bedroom is a really unique selling point and we’re sure that anyone buying it will enjoy watching the stars go by at night.

“It’s well worth viewing.”

For more details, or to arrange a viewing, call Martin & Co’s Peach Street office on 0118 334 2389 or log on to wokingham.martinco.com

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