Southend Road, Bradfield Southend, Reading, Berkshire, RG7

Set back from the road the property has real curb appeal thanks to a redesigned front garden which benefits from raised borders and timed lighting. The gravelled drive provides ample parking space in front of a double garage which has both power and light. Enjoying a central village location the property is well placed to take advantage of all the village and wider area has to offer. All village amenities are within a short walk: the village's picturesque cricket pitch, the community run village store and post office, the Queens Head pub & restaurant and the children's park and playing field. There are miles of public footpaths on the property's doorstep often leading to a cafe or pub in a neighbouring village. Junction 12 of the M4 is a nine-minute drive as are mainline stations serving London Paddington. Reading and Newbury are roughly equidistant. Built in 1988 the property has been lovingly looked after by its current owners since new and has been tastefully improved and extended during this time. It is in immaculate condition. Entering the property accommodation is light, airy, spacious and flows well from room to room. Ground floor accommodation comprises three reception rooms: a generous, 22ft living room, enjoying an open hearth and far-reaching views, a David Salisbury orangery with underfloor heating offering peace, quiet and stunning panoramic views and a separate dining room. The kitchen is centrally positioned within the property and is strategically located to provide close access to all reception rooms. Manufactured and installed by Optiplan the kitchen offers plenty of storage and work space for a house of this size and benefits from integral appliances. Leading off from the kitchen is a front aspect utility room which benefits from an additional sink, plenty of storage space and a utility cupboard which is plumbed in for a washing machine, tumble dryer, and a second dishwasher. Ground floor accommodation is completed by two separate studies. On the first floor there are four bedrooms and three bathrooms. (it is important to note that previous configuration provided five bedrooms and two bathrooms). Rear bedrooms benefit from pleasing, green, far reaching rural views and all bedrooms are finished to a good standard. The master benefits from Neville Johnson wardrobes. All bathrooms have power showers and Heritage vanity units. The size of the loft is noteworthy and could, subject to investigation, provide conversion potential. Outside and to the rear there is a mature, private, south-east facing garden which has been a labour of love for its current owners. Laid to an immaculate lawn the garden contains mature fruit trees, herbaceous borders, and a productive raised border vegetable garden. The rear garden also benefits further from a green house, an irrigation system and a raised terraced area that is accessed from both the orangery and the sitting room. The terrace is perfect for entertaining and enjoying the gorgeous view. There is access into the garden along both sides of the house. This property represents a fantastic opportunity to acquire this rarely available family home which has been meticulously updated over the years with high quality modern amenities and stylish interiors where the new owner will need to make no further investment of time or money. Council tax band G - 2024/ 2025 £3,678:30 Services available – Electricity, Mains drainage, Oil fired central heating The above information may be subject to change during the transaction period