Summary

A charming double fronted grade II listed cottage with 3 double bedrooms, situated in the centre of Wargrave village within a short walk of many amenities and Wargrave station, with connections to Twyford mainline station. No onward chain.

Description

Situated in the centre of this picturesque historic village sat centrally to a wide range of amenities is this beautiful, 3 bedroom detached cottage with bright, well-proportioned rooms and flexible living/dining room.

The property retains a number of original features and includes fire places to the drawing room and two of the bedrooms, a cottage style kitchen with ceramic tiled work surfaces and splash backs plus a 3 oven, twin plate Aga. A corner cupboard houses a Potterton, gas fired boiler for the central heating and hot water. Garden room at the rear has a quarry tiled floor and understairs storage cupboard, with plumbing for washing machine and cloakroom.

On the first floor are three bedrooms, plus two bathrooms, with a landing with storage cupboard.


Energy Performance Certificate:
Listed building so not required

Services: Mains connected gas, electric, water and drainage

Location

Situated in the centre of this pretty Thameside village, close to one of two churches and within a short walk of the railway station and the River Thames. Wargrave village has a village store, chemist, library, 2 coffee shops, doctor and dental surgeries, hairdresser and barbers, plus two popular public houses. There are also excellent recreational facilities with flood lit tennis courts, football and cricket pitches, boat and sailing clubs and a golf course at Hennerton. Wargrave also has infant, junior and secondary schools within the village.
Twyford village is within a short drive and offers a variety of local shops and amenities including Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets as well as a post office, laundry and dry cleaners, gym and a number of coffee shops restaurants and public houses. The main line station at Twyford has regular connections to London Paddington, including Elizabeth line services. The larger towns of Maidenhead and Reading are both within a 20-minute drive offering a wider choice of shopping and entertainment facilities, with the historic market town of Henley on Thames
famous for its rowing regattas and music and art festivals, being approximately 10 – 15 minutes’ drive.
Other notable schools in the local area include, The Dolphin at Hurst, Reading Blue Coats at Sonning, Queen Anne’s in Caversham with several in Reading itself including Crosfields, Leighton Park, The Abbey and Kendrick Schools, many offering bus services with collection and drop off points nearby.

Directions

From our offices in Twyford, head north on the Wargrave Road and on reaching the roundabout on the A4 New Bath Road, take the second exit towards Wargrave and Henley on Thames. Continue into Wargrave Village and on reaching the central traffic lights, turn left into Church Street and the property is on the left hand side opposite the turning into Ferry Lane.