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FOR SALE: Even Don Quixote would live here … A look round Windmill Avenue in Woosehill

by James Hastings
January 4, 2019
in Featured, Property, Wokingham, Woosehill
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IT was Don Quixote who famously tipped his lance at a windmill.

The great nobleman of La Mancha would have been equally impressed if he and his trusty steed took a ride down Windmill Avenue in Woosehill.

For there he would encounter a truly unique property that just might have persuaded the Don to stay off his horse and settle down.

The four-bedroom semi-detached house has the benefit of no onward chain so moving in just got a lot easier.

Parking is a huge plus as up to five vehicles can be accommodated on the large driveway.

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For anyone with a daily commute, it is a bonus to know you are just a short  distance from Wokingham’s mainline station as well as excellent access to the A329m/M4 road network.

But don’t go anywhere yet as you will want to really appreciate what this house has to offer.

Situated towards the west of Wokingham town centre, this deceptively spacious four bedroom semi detached property also has a beautiful conservatory making a very large second reception room.

In total, the accommodation comprises: living room, study, fitted kitchen, re-fitted shower room and WC, bedroom/dining room, larger than average family bathroom and three double bedrooms.

Each of the four bedrooms is suitable large and immaculately decorated. There is plenty of built-in storage and space for more should it be needed.

For anyone working from home, the property has a well proportioned office or study while the fitted kitchen is a dream to see. You’ll find plenty of cupboard space making this modern room one the whole family will enjoy.

The re-fitted family bathroom is big enough for even the busiest of families and with a downstairs shower room there is room for everyone.

One of the nicest of spaces in this nicest of homes, is the conservatory which could be used as a second reception room or just a nice place to relax and enjoy the view to the garden.

This lovely outdoor area is just the right size and easy to manage.

Windmill Avenue is ideally placed within walking distance of outstanding schools of all ages as well as Wokingham town centre.

The house is on the market for £499,950.

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

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