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Oak panelling and plenty of distinction in this delightful Ascot apartment

by Phil Creighton
February 26, 2019
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PERHAPS it is the gravelled driveway or the elegant oak wood panelling.

But just standing in this beautiful Ascot apartment, I have the urge to say out loud: “If anyone calls, tell them I’m at my club.”

The instant I saw the grand fireplace in the sitting/dining room, I couldn’t help but experience a touch of Frasier Crane syndrome.

Even strolling down Hermitage Drive in Ascot is a pleasant experience in itself, especially if you knew you were coming home to one of the best three-bedroom apartments on the rental market for a long time.

This delightful flat is situated in a sturdy but handsome building in a neighbourhood which is as easily accessible as it is charming.

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Whether you are working in Wokingham, Bracknell or in the surrounding area, Hermitage

Drive is ideally suited as the perfect home in which to relax and enjoy.

There are two large double bedrooms plus one single bedroom which could also be used as a home study. The overall feel throughout the house is one of elegance and spaciousness and being on the ground floor, the flat is literally in walk-in condition.

The dual aspect living room / dining room is the perfect location for a dinner party even Frasier would approve of.

The kitchen is fully equipped to serve up dinner for one or a dozen and there’s more than enough room for a sherry decanter.

The family bathroom is equally as spacious as the rest of the house and there is also the benefit of a shower room.

One of the major benefits of such a large apartment is the ample storage and closets throughout which still leave more than adequate space for furnishing of your own.

The house is set in beautiful grounds and within easy walking distance of Ascot High Street station. There is also a garage and off-street parking.

Keeping up the Frasier theme, pets will be considered so if you have your own little Eddie, you know he will be welcome too.

All of this sumptuous spaciousness and elegance is available for a monthly rent of just £1,500 with availability from the end of this month.

This really is a unique apartment to call home and will no doubt attract a lot of interest so best book a viewing appointment as soon as possible.

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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