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This family home in Wokingham oozes style and elegance

by James Hastings
January 29, 2019
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MOST of us are still recovering from the excesses of Christmas, and it’s far too early to even consider spring cleaning.

So, if you’re looking to move house, what better than a property where the most strenuous thing you’ll have to do is decide where to place Aunty Susan’s photo.

This beautiful property on London Road is the perfect tonic to brighten up the dark winter nights, and throughout the year. It simply oozes style and elegance but at a price and location which certainly fit the bill.

Firstly, here are the facts. It is a four-bedroom detached family residence, in a desirable, non-estate location just outside Wokingham’s town centre with a landscaped garden and separate workshop. But that’s like describing the Mona Lisa as a nice painting.

To fully appreciate this stunning home, you really need to see it for yourself. The kerb appeal is instant and there is off road parking for several cars.

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Step through the front door and don’t be surprised if you find yourself repeating the word ‘chic.’ That’s because the house has been thoughtfully refurbished, extended and decorated to the standard you see in a chic, glossy magazine.

The detail is exceptional, from the elegant wallpaper to the wooden staircase to the sleek ultra-modern lines and surfaces in the kitchen.

In fact, the kitchen is the ideal place to start. It is thoroughly modern, warm and family friendly. A separate utility room is very handy.

From the dining area, you have a lovely view of the landscaped garden which is deceptively large. Here you’ll discover a studio/workshop which has its own bathroom, finished to a high standard with a shower room.

Also on the ground floor is one of the four bedrooms, an office/family room, a shower and bathroom and a very spacious 20ft living room which also offers views to the rear garden.

Upstairs you’ll find three chic spacious bedrooms with an en-suite shower, to the master bedroom and family bathroom. Which, like the kitchen, has been re-fitted.

With a studio/games room, this is the perfect family home as there’s no chance anyone will be board. It’s worth bearing in mind that the house lies in the catchment for St Crispin’s secondary school.

This really is a superb stylish home which has been lovingly and cleverly finished throughout and in turnkey condition. At £750,000, don’t miss out – it even makes Auntie Susan’s photo look absolutely fabulous.

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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