House For Sale £650,000
With large southerly aspect gardens backing onto the nature reserve, ground floor suite/ annexe potential and within Aldryngton catchment. 3 first-floor bedrooms, bathroom, separate WC, lounge, office/ study, L-shaped dining room/ family room, ground-floor 4th bedroom/ playroom, kitchen, utility room, downstairs cloak & shower room, garage, boarded loft, approx. 125ft southerly aspect gardens, 12ft x 8ft garden shed.
An extended Gough Cooper semi-detached house, only about 400 yards from the entrance to Maiden Erlegh and Aldryngton schools; and close to Earley Railway Station and the University of Reading.
The front garden has been block-paved, providing parking for at least two cars and there is a stylish full-width patio at the rear of the house, taking full advantage of the views over the gardens and onto Maiden Erlegh Nature Reserve.
The ground floor layout lends itself to the possibility of a ground floor suite or even annexe and many properties in this area have been extended further, particularly by way of loft conversions, so similar potential exists for this property, subject of course to any necessary consents.
There are local shops available on Silverdale Road, with more extensive facilities at the Asda and Marks & Spencer complexes in Lower Earley, or at Woodley precinct. Bus services on the road provide access into Reading town centre, where there is a main line railway station with fast services to Paddington and services to Waterloo, running through Earley station. The new Crossrail Elizabeth Line now serves Reading Station as well.
The M4 motorway can be joined either at Junction 11, near Green Park, where there is also the A33 south towards Basingstoke, or at Junction 10 where London then lies about 40 miles away and Heathrow Airport 28 miles away.
EER: Tbc
Council Tax: E
Tenure: Freehold
Broadband Availability (according to Ofcom): Ultrafast
important notice: We have endeavoured to ensure the details of this property are accurate, however all measurements are approximate and none of the statements contained in these particulars are to be relied on as statements of fact. They do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. We have no authority to make any representation or give any warranty in relation to this property. We have not tested the services, appliances or fittings referred to in the details. School catchment zones are verified as far as possible with the local authority but cannot be guaranteed and may change in the future, nor do they guarantee a place in the school. We have not checked whether any extension or alteration to the property complies with planning or building regulations. Distances are ‘as the crow flies’. We recommend that each of the statements is verified and the condition of the property, services, appliances and fittings is investigated by you or your advisers before you finalise your offer to purchase or you enter a contractual commitment. Martin & Pole may, at your request, recommend to you a mortgage advisor or solicitor. The mortgage advisor will pay us a referral fee equivalent to 30% of any fee they earn. We do not receive a referral fee from the solicitor but have traditionally received a gift at Christmas. 9/9/2021 5:36 pm
An extended Gough Cooper semi-detached house, only about 400 yards from the entrance to Maiden Erlegh and Aldryngton schools; and close to Earley Railway Station and the University of Reading.
The front garden has been block-paved, providing parking for at least two cars and there is a stylish full-width patio at the rear of the house, taking full advantage of the views over the gardens and onto Maiden Erlegh Nature Reserve.
The ground floor layout lends itself to the possibility of a ground floor suite or even annexe and many properties in this area have been extended further, particularly by way of loft conversions, so similar potential exists for this property, subject of course to any necessary consents.
There are local shops available on Silverdale Road, with more extensive facilities at the Asda and Marks & Spencer complexes in Lower Earley, or at Woodley precinct. Bus services on the road provide access into Reading town centre, where there is a main line railway station with fast services to Paddington and services to Waterloo, running through Earley station. The new Crossrail Elizabeth Line now serves Reading Station as well.
The M4 motorway can be joined either at Junction 11, near Green Park, where there is also the A33 south towards Basingstoke, or at Junction 10 where London then lies about 40 miles away and Heathrow Airport 28 miles away.
EER: Tbc
Council Tax: E
Tenure: Freehold
Broadband Availability (according to Ofcom): Ultrafast
important notice: We have endeavoured to ensure the details of this property are accurate, however all measurements are approximate and none of the statements contained in these particulars are to be relied on as statements of fact. They do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. We have no authority to make any representation or give any warranty in relation to this property. We have not tested the services, appliances or fittings referred to in the details. School catchment zones are verified as far as possible with the local authority but cannot be guaranteed and may change in the future, nor do they guarantee a place in the school. We have not checked whether any extension or alteration to the property complies with planning or building regulations. Distances are ‘as the crow flies’. We recommend that each of the statements is verified and the condition of the property, services, appliances and fittings is investigated by you or your advisers before you finalise your offer to purchase or you enter a contractual commitment. Martin & Pole may, at your request, recommend to you a mortgage advisor or solicitor. The mortgage advisor will pay us a referral fee equivalent to 30% of any fee they earn. We do not receive a referral fee from the solicitor but have traditionally received a gift at Christmas. 9/9/2021 5:36 pm
