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Home with a home on the market in Crowthorne

by Phil Creighton
November 3, 2017
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A SPACIOUS four-bedroom detached home complete with a self-contained annex is being offered to the market via Martin & Co’s Wokingham branch.

Situated in Crowthorne, the property also has three reception rooms and is close to local amenities and desirable school catchment areas. With approximately 1,400 sq ft the home is probably the best value per square foot/metre in the village.

On the ground floor, the main entrance leads to the living room and a kitchen/breakfast room and two internal storage cupboards.

The living room is 16ft 4in by 11ft 6in and has its own fireplace.

It leads into a study/playroom that is 8ft 10in by 7ft 11in, and is open plan to the dining room, which is 11ft by 7ft 10in and has French doors leading onto a patio area for the garden.

The 15ft 8in by 8ft 9in kitchen area has built-in units with a wood finish and is light and spacious with views of the gardens.

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On the first floor, the master bedroom is 10ft 11in by 10ft 3in, the second bedroom is slightly smaller at 10ft 6in by 10ft 3in.

The third bedroom is 7ft 3in by 6ft 7in.

A bathroom completes the first floor accommodation, but there is a staircase leading into an attic room, offering a fourth bedroom, which is 17ft 7in by 12ft 11in and has built in internal storage. It has a velux skylight giving you the chance to watch the stars go by from the comfort of your own bed.

Other benefits to the home include the gas central heating and double glazing.
The self-standing annex has a living room/kitchen which is 11ft 9in by 9ft 2in, a bathroom and a 9ft 2in by 8ft 1in double bedroom includes a large wall to wall built-in wardrobe.

This annex is suitable for self-contained living, with its own front door and a side door.
Outside to the front and side of the property there is driveway parking for three cars, To the rear is a private enclosed garden.

Mike Townend, managing director of Martin & Co’s Wokingham branch, said: “This type of property rarely comes onto the market and we’re delighted to be able to offer it for sale.

“It has plenty of space for the family and the self-contained annex will offer independent living for a loved one, while also being close enough should assistance be needed.

“It has been extended to provide great living accommodation that includes three reception rooms. In total at approximately 1,400 sq ft this home is probably the best value per square foot/metre in Crowthorne.

“We can’t see it being on the market for long, especially as there is no onward chain. We recommend that this property is viewed without delay.”

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

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