House For Sale £950,000
Set in the heart of the much sought after village of Wargrave stands this four bedroom Victorian home, named after it’s female architect dating back to 1889. Having been modernised by the current owners creating an elegantly presented family home. The principle reception areas are arranged off a reception hall. The formal sitting room is flooded with natural light, a gas fireplace is the focal point. Along the hallway, is a snug/office/playroom with rear aspect and another feature fireplace. A cloakroom and direct access to the garage with electric door. At the heart of this house lies the kitchen/dining room with bi-folding doors leading onto an outdoor seating area overlooking the west facing garden. The kitchen is fitted with a range of storage units, features granite counter tops with space for a dishwasher/fridge and has underfloor heating. The kitchen had planning permission to further extend which has now lapsed - Wokingham Council Planning Application Number 142532. The four double bedrooms are arranged off a galleried central landing. The principal bedroom overlooks the garden, has built in wardrobes and an ensuite shower room. The three remaining bedrooms are served by a spacious family bathroom.
Outside
A mature hedge defines the boundary of this sizeable private garden, with fruit trees and a summer house. The spacious terrace provides an area for dining and seating.
Situation
Located on a popular road in the Thames-side village of Wargrave, the centre is nearby with its shops for day to day needs, pubs, library and coffee shops. Further amenities are available in the market town of Henley-on-Thames. The station in Wargrave provides a local service that connects through to Twyford and on to the mainline in Reading (where the Elizabeth Line is now available) and direct to London Paddington. The M4 & M40 Motorways are easily accessible. There is an excellent choice of schools within the area, both state and independent. The Piggott Schools, from infant to 6th form, are located in the village, Reading Bluecoats in Sonning and Queen Anne’s in Caversham.
Additional Information
Local Authority: Wokingham District Council
Council Tax Band: F
In accordance with the Estate Agents Act 1979, we must inform you that a member of staff from Hamptons (or another Group company) has an interest in this property.
Outside
A mature hedge defines the boundary of this sizeable private garden, with fruit trees and a summer house. The spacious terrace provides an area for dining and seating.
Situation
Located on a popular road in the Thames-side village of Wargrave, the centre is nearby with its shops for day to day needs, pubs, library and coffee shops. Further amenities are available in the market town of Henley-on-Thames. The station in Wargrave provides a local service that connects through to Twyford and on to the mainline in Reading (where the Elizabeth Line is now available) and direct to London Paddington. The M4 & M40 Motorways are easily accessible. There is an excellent choice of schools within the area, both state and independent. The Piggott Schools, from infant to 6th form, are located in the village, Reading Bluecoats in Sonning and Queen Anne’s in Caversham.
Additional Information
Local Authority: Wokingham District Council
Council Tax Band: F
In accordance with the Estate Agents Act 1979, we must inform you that a member of staff from Hamptons (or another Group company) has an interest in this property.
