House For Sale £400,000
Parkers – 360 degree virtual tour available – Unique opportunity to acquire a charming, Grade 2 listed, 2 / 3 bedroom home which is full of both character and history in the village of Woolhampton.
The property is within walking distance of the local shop and the village’s excellent pub and restaurant. It is a short walk from the village’s train station, which is on the main Paddington line, and has miles of public footpaths and canal side walks on its doorstep. Roughly equidistant between Reading and Newbury the property is a 12 minute drive to junction 12 of the M4.
Built in 1850 the property was originally the village primary school and then, in later years, served the village as its Post Office before being extended and changed into a residential home.
Entering the property accommodation is well proportioned, exudes character and flows well from room to room. Ground floor accommodation is comprised of a substantial, front aspect, living / dining room which has more than enough space for the largest of dining tables and a three piece suite. The focal point of the room is a fireplace which houses a log burner. Leading off from the living room is a dual aspect bedroom, complete with en suite facilities, which is currently being used as an office. At the rear of the property is a rear aspect kitchen which benefits from a separate utility room and which provides views of and access to the rear garden.
On the first floor the character of the property remains and accommodation is comprised of 2 bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Outside and to the rear of the property there is a private South facing garden which is laid to lawn, patio and contains a shed there is also a five bar gate which enables the property to park 2 cars off road.
In 2010 the property had plans approved to build an additional bedroom on the first floor.
This property represents a truly unique opportunity to acquire a property full of character and history in this popular village.<br /><br />
The property is within walking distance of the local shop and the village’s excellent pub and restaurant. It is a short walk from the village’s train station, which is on the main Paddington line, and has miles of public footpaths and canal side walks on its doorstep. Roughly equidistant between Reading and Newbury the property is a 12 minute drive to junction 12 of the M4.
Built in 1850 the property was originally the village primary school and then, in later years, served the village as its Post Office before being extended and changed into a residential home.
Entering the property accommodation is well proportioned, exudes character and flows well from room to room. Ground floor accommodation is comprised of a substantial, front aspect, living / dining room which has more than enough space for the largest of dining tables and a three piece suite. The focal point of the room is a fireplace which houses a log burner. Leading off from the living room is a dual aspect bedroom, complete with en suite facilities, which is currently being used as an office. At the rear of the property is a rear aspect kitchen which benefits from a separate utility room and which provides views of and access to the rear garden.
On the first floor the character of the property remains and accommodation is comprised of 2 bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Outside and to the rear of the property there is a private South facing garden which is laid to lawn, patio and contains a shed there is also a five bar gate which enables the property to park 2 cars off road.
In 2010 the property had plans approved to build an additional bedroom on the first floor.
This property represents a truly unique opportunity to acquire a property full of character and history in this popular village.<br /><br />
