Extended three-bed home with south garden, garage and walkable shops, schools and station..
Extended three-bedroom link-detached with master en suite
Large open-plan kitchen/dining/family room with underfloor heating
Separate study/playroom and sizeable utility room
South-facing rear garden and paved patio for outdoor living
Ample driveway parking plus integral garage for storage
Walking distance to shops, schools and railway station
Built 1967–75; cavity walls likely uninsulated — upgrade potential
Council tax Band F; running costs may be above average
Set in a quiet cul-de-sac in sought-after Wargrave, this extended three-bedroom link-detached home offers roomy family living and practical convenience. The ground floor’s open-plan kitchen/dining/family room, enhanced by Velux windows and patio doors, creates a bright social hub with underfloor heating and direct garden access. A separate study/playroom and generous utility room add everyday flexibility.
Upstairs the master bedroom includes an en suite shower room; two further bedrooms and a family bathroom keep mornings moving. Outside there’s a large, south-facing rear garden, an ample driveway and integral garage — useful for parking and storage. The property sits within easy walking distance of local shops, good primary and secondary schools and the station, making commutes and school runs straightforward.
Practical details are favourable: double glazing fitted post-2002, mains gas central heating, EPC C and no flood risk. The house was built in the late 1960s/early 1970s with cavity walls assumed to have no insulation, so there is scope to improve thermal performance and energy costs. Council tax is high (Band F), which buyers should factor in.
This home will suit families wanting generous, well-laid-out accommodation in a quiet riverside village, and buyers interested in modest energy upgrades to reduce running costs. Viewing is recommended to appreciate the scale of the ground-floor living and the private south garden.