Map4 bedroom detached house for sale
Ragmoor Close, Reading RG7
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Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
1,797 sq ft / 167 sq m
EPC rating: C
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Detached 4 bedroom family home
- Main bedroom with dressing room and en suite
- Bedroom 2 with en suite
- Kitchen and open plan dining
- Living room + study
- Utility and cloakroom
- Two garages and parking
- Enclosed rear garden
- EPC Rating C. Council Tax Band G
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This attractive double fronted 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom, 3 reception detached family home built by Cala Homes in 2019 is situated within a desirable development within the village of Riseley and offers versatile and contemporary accommodation of approximately 1839 sq. ft.
From the entrance hall you have the beautiful kitchen and open plan dining room with stone worktops and a range of integrated appliances and double doors opening out to the gardens. There is a spacious living room with double doors to the rear and a front aspect family room/study. There is also that ever useful utility room and cloakroom.
To the first floor there are four double bedrooms two of which offer en suite facilities. The main bedroom also has a walk-in dressing room and there is a family bathroom.
Outside to the rear is a part walled garden which has been landscaped for ease of maintenance with is laid in artificial lawn with large sandstone patio space for entertaining. To the front there is driveway parking and two garages with a lawn to the side. Gated side access.
Agents Note - There is an annual estate charge of circa £420.70 which is paid in two halves.
Duke Meadow is located adjacent to the Duke of Wellington's estate in Riseley. Situated in a desirable village location to the south of Reading with and within easy reach of Wellington Country Park and The Bull country pub. Communication links are excellent with access to M4 junction 11 and the M3 at Hook. Railway stations are at Hook, Fleet and Mortimer with services into London Waterloo and Paddington.
Services- Electricity, mains drainage and water. Calor Gas central heating to radiators.
From the entrance hall you have the beautiful kitchen and open plan dining room with stone worktops and a range of integrated appliances and double doors opening out to the gardens. There is a spacious living room with double doors to the rear and a front aspect family room/study. There is also that ever useful utility room and cloakroom.
To the first floor there are four double bedrooms two of which offer en suite facilities. The main bedroom also has a walk-in dressing room and there is a family bathroom.
Outside to the rear is a part walled garden which has been landscaped for ease of maintenance with is laid in artificial lawn with large sandstone patio space for entertaining. To the front there is driveway parking and two garages with a lawn to the side. Gated side access.
Agents Note - There is an annual estate charge of circa £420.70 which is paid in two halves.
Duke Meadow is located adjacent to the Duke of Wellington's estate in Riseley. Situated in a desirable village location to the south of Reading with and within easy reach of Wellington Country Park and The Bull country pub. Communication links are excellent with access to M4 junction 11 and the M3 at Hook. Railway stations are at Hook, Fleet and Mortimer with services into London Waterloo and Paddington.
Services- Electricity, mains drainage and water. Calor Gas central heating to radiators.
About this agent
At last...... In 2009 after 12 months of planning one of Wokingham’s longest serving and most respected estate agents returned home to roost. From stunning offices in the centre of Wokingham the david cliff agency opened its doors with a carefully selected team of property professionals who were passionate about property. With an enviable wealth of experience in the local market, the team were determined to provide a level of service and presentation not yet achieved in this area and the growing number of distinctive pink boards would suggest that they are achieving their goal.