House For Sale £350,000
*NO ONWARD CHAIN*
We're delighted to offer to the market this spacious three double bedroom townhouse. The ground floor offers a kitchen/diner, shower room and access to the integral garage. To the first floor you will find a large L-shape living/dining room with great veracity and a double bedroom. The second floor with find two further bedrooms with en-suite shower room to the main and a further family bathroom. Outside you will find a South facing rear garden which is private and sunny.
Internal Viewings are highly recommended!
Canadian Way is situated in the heart of the Park Prewett conversions. Steeped in history dating back to the first world war, used by the Canadian military; the buildings later became a psychiatric hospital and used again by the military during World War II. The new development was named "Limes Park" and formed the core of a new civil parish named Rooksdown. The local area offers a great range of amenities including good schools, childcare, shops, hairdressers and a Costa Coffee, it also has its own community centre. Good access links to Newbury, Reading and the M3 for London and The South. The hospital is nearby, and the development is on the edge of the countryside and nearby villages offering quaint pubs and restaurants.
We're delighted to offer to the market this spacious three double bedroom townhouse. The ground floor offers a kitchen/diner, shower room and access to the integral garage. To the first floor you will find a large L-shape living/dining room with great veracity and a double bedroom. The second floor with find two further bedrooms with en-suite shower room to the main and a further family bathroom. Outside you will find a South facing rear garden which is private and sunny.
Internal Viewings are highly recommended!
Canadian Way is situated in the heart of the Park Prewett conversions. Steeped in history dating back to the first world war, used by the Canadian military; the buildings later became a psychiatric hospital and used again by the military during World War II. The new development was named "Limes Park" and formed the core of a new civil parish named Rooksdown. The local area offers a great range of amenities including good schools, childcare, shops, hairdressers and a Costa Coffee, it also has its own community centre. Good access links to Newbury, Reading and the M3 for London and The South. The hospital is nearby, and the development is on the edge of the countryside and nearby villages offering quaint pubs and restaurants.
