4 bedroom semi-detached house

With an attractive frontage featuring red-bricks and decorative timber, Number 28 Oak Tree Road offers vintage characteristics, including a fine collection of period fireplaces, sympathetically combined with modern interior styling. The reception hall gives access into a comfortable drawing room centred around cast-iron fireplace, with an adjacent family room offering a secondary casual sitting room which features a fireplace with attractive tiled-surround and French doors to the terrace. To the rear of the home, a kitchen/breakfast room provides a sociable setting with a dining area alongside bi-fold doors providing a seamless link to the outside. Distinctive features include an exposed brick wall, a Belfast sink and contemporary wall and base level cabinetry with wooden work surfaces. Ancillary space is provided by a generous utility room, formerly the integral garage, which offers a home to domestic appliances, additional storage and an external door.
On the first floor, a spacious principal bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and well-appointed en suite bathroom with tub and shower cubicle. There are three further bedrooms, two of which showcase decorative period fireplaces, along with a modern shower room which complements the cloakroom facility on the floor below

Fronting the road, low brick-walls topped with trellising create an attractive feature with access onto a gravelled driveway which offers parking. A timber side gate provides a route to the rear garden leading to a paved west-facing terrace with a stepped pathway across an area of lawn. A raised, decked platform with timber balustrade adjoins the house offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation with direct access from the both the kitchen/breakfast and family rooms extending the living environment to the outside. A series of steps leads down and links to a pathway to the far margin of the garden where a further decked setting offers a secondary seating spot which is backed by a row of conifer trees.

On the northern fringes of the village of Tilehurst, the property is within easy reach of local amenities, as well as being situated under half a mile from the mainline train station. Additional and faster train services can be accessed in nearby Reading, with arrival in Paddington in as little as half an hour, whilst commuters now have access to the Crossrail services (Elizabeth Line). Road-users can access the M4 motorway at Junction 12 to link to major road networks and for journeys to Bristol in the west and London and its airports in an easterly direction. The picturesque open spaces of Arthur Newbery park and the River Thames are within easy reach, as are an array of local shopping facilities and supermarkets at Overdown Road and Kentwood Hill. Reading town centre provides a comprehensive range of shopping, restaurants and cafés, leisure and cultural facilities. Well-regarded schooling in the vicinity includes Pangbourne College, The Abbey School and St Andrew’s