Characterful four-bedroom family home with a long south-west garden and strong school catchments.
- Four bedrooms across two floors, family-focused layout
- South‑west facing approx. 70' rear garden, sunny and private
- Original period features: bay windows, fireplaces, stripped floors
- Extended kitchen/diner with space for appliances and breakfast bar
- Off‑road driveway parking; freehold title
- In catchment for Caversham Primary and The Heights Primary
- Council tax Band F (expensive); EPC currently TBC
- Potential to extend subject to planning; some modernisation likely
This late-Victorian/Edwardian semi-detached house in Caversham Heights offers a generous family layout across two floors, retaining many original period features including bay windows, fireplaces and stripped wood flooring. The sitting room, separate dining room and extended kitchen/diner create flexible living space for family life and entertaining. A substantial south‑west facing rear garden of approximately 70' provides a sunny outdoor room and scope to landscape or extend (STP).
The property sits in the catchments for Caversham Primary and The Heights Primary, and benefits from easy access to Caversham centre and Reading mainline station — a practical choice for commuting families. Off‑road parking on a gravel driveway adds convenience and the house is offered freehold with very low local crime and fast broadband.
There are some practical points to note: council tax is band F (expensive) and the EPC is currently TBC. Internal room sizes are typical for period stock (medium to good), and while the bathroom is modern many buyers will want to update other fittings or consider an extension to increase living space (subject to planning). Overall this is a characterful family home with strong school links and clear potential to personalise.