THREE BEDROOM CHARACTER HOME NEAR WOKINGHAM TOWN CENTRE
Occupying an exceptionally convenient position in the heart of Wokingham, this beautifully presented three-bedroom period home combines characterful accommodation with an impressive contemporary extension, a superb top-floor principal suite and a notably long rear garden.
The property has been extensively improved by the current owners, with a new boiler, replacement windows and complete redecoration creating a stylish home that is ready to move straight into. Arranged across three floors and extending to approximately 1,101 sq ft, the versatile layout provides considerably more space than its traditional frontage might initially suggest.
An entrance porch opens into the first of two reception rooms. Currently arranged as the living room, this welcoming space retains attractive period character, including exposed floorboards, a cast-iron fireplace and useful built-in cabinetry and shelving.
Beyond is a second generous reception room, currently arranged as a comfortable television room and snug. The versatile space could equally serve as a family room, formal dining room, playroom or home office. A further cast-iron fireplace forms an appealing focal point, while the open staircase, exposed brickwork and continuation of the wooden flooring add warmth and character.
The rear of the house has been extended to create an impressive open-plan kitchen and dining room. Designed as a sociable everyday living space, it combines a fitted kitchen with ample room for dining and informal seating. Roof windows introduce abundant natural light, while an exposed brick feature wall lends texture and personality.
Full-width bi-fold doors open directly onto the terrace and provide a wonderful outlook along the garden, creating a seamless connection between the house and its outside space during the warmer months. A contemporary shower room completes the ground-floor accommodation.
Two bedrooms are situated on the first floor. The larger is an excellent double bedroom with fitted storage and an attractive period fireplace, while the third bedroom is a well-proportioned single that would also make an ideal nursery or study. These rooms are served by a family bathroom fitted with a white suite.
The entire top floor is devoted to an impressive principal suite. The bedroom itself is particularly spacious, complemented by extensive bespoke fitted wardrobes that make excellent use of the eaves and provide an exceptional amount of storage. A private WC adds further convenience.
French doors with a Juliet balcony take full advantage of the elevated position, providing far-reaching views across Wokingham and the surrounding greenery. Together with the generous proportions and excellent storage, this creates a peaceful and distinctive retreat from the rest of the house.
The rear garden is another outstanding feature. Considerably longer than is typical for such a central location, it has been thoughtfully relandscaped to provide an expansive paved terrace immediately behind the house, ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining, with the garden continuing beyond through established planting.
The depth of the plot provides considerable flexibility, with space at the far end offering potential for a garden room, studio, gym or home office, subject to any necessary consents. The garden also benefits from gated access.
Seaford Road places the property within easy walking distance of virtually everything Wokingham has to offer. The town centre combines its attractive historic Market Place with a varied selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, alongside established national retailers and useful everyday services.
Peach Place provides a vibrant pedestrianised setting for shopping and dining, while nearby Elms Field offers an Everyman cinema, Aldi supermarket, cafés, landscaped open space and a destination children’s play area. The Carnival Hub is also readily accessible, incorporating Wokingham Library and modern leisure facilities.
Wokingham railway station is within walking distance and offers services towards Reading and London Waterloo, together with connections across the wider rail network. The location is also well placed for road access towards Bracknell, Reading and the M3 and M4 corridors.
Families are served by a choice of well-regarded schools throughout Wokingham, while the town’s parks, leisure amenities and regular markets and community events further contribute to its enduring appeal.
Parking is available on the road, and residents are able to apply to purchase a parking permit.
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Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: D
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