Offered to the market for the first time in over 30 years is this rarely available semi-detached chalet bungalow that was originally built in the 1930’s and again added to and extended in the 70’s that is situated in a popular private road and rests on an expansive 0.14 acre plot. The property has the scope for extension (subject to the relevant planning permission) and is conveniently located for access to Wokingham town centre and mainline railway station and is offered with no onward chain complications. Close by there is access to a local supermarket, various pubs and well regarded local schools.

Internally the property offers 2384 sq. foot of flexible living space and comprises of four bedrooms and three reception rooms but of course this could be changed around to how you see fit. Two of the bedrooms are currently downstairs one of which includes a self-contained kitchenette and are located to both the left and the right hand side as soon as you walk through the hallway with the other two being on the first floor. The top two bedrooms offer plenty of eaves storage and there is a “bonus” loft room that is located off of the master bedroom which could be utilised in a variety of ways.

The three reception rooms are currently being used as a living room, a separate study which is perfect for somebody who wishes to work from home and a large garden room which could be used as a playroom for the growing family or as a separate dining area. The kitchen is positioned to the rear of the property and is set in a “wooden style” with contrasting worktops, it offers plenty of space and has room for kitchen appliances and has the benefit of a pantry. Throughout the entire property all internal doors are original.

There is a four-piece family bathroom that is located downstairs and is at the top of the entrance hall which is a good size for a house of this age. Externally the property offers driveway parking for 4 cars and has access into a tandem length garage with w/c which also houses a biomass boiler which is a heating system that uses sustainable forestry wood pellet fuel to create heat throughout the home. In addition to this there are also solar panels that in addition to providing free electricity during daytime periods also assists with charging the hot water tank. Any unused Solar energy is returned to the National grid. The purchase of the property also includes the retention by the new owners of the Good Energy Feed In Tariff for the Solar Panels until 2036.

The external rear garden has a patio area which is suitable for external garden furniture and alfresco dining with the rest of the garden being laid to an expansive lawn.