Description
Situated at the bottom of Hurst Close a quiet cul de sac on the Brookmead Drive estate this four bedroom detached property is in a large plot and offers xxxft of accommodation in a lovely private, mature plot and still offers further scope to extend (subject to planning) at the rear with the plot. Accommodation includes an entrance hallway, downstairs cloakroom, living room with a bay window to the front, dining room (extended at the rear). A fitted kitchen and breakfast room with access to the 16ft 10 garage which could be converted to provide further living accommodation or a utility room. Upstairs a large landing giving access to a good size loft. There are three double bedrooms. The main bedroom has a large dressing area which could be converted to another bedroom/additional bathroom. There is also a family bathroom facing the rear. The property has UPVC soffitts and fascias, double glazing with an new front door fitted in recent years. All mains services are connected with gas central heating to radiators (boiler is in the garage).

Outside
Front
Located at the end of the cul sac. To the front the property has a large block paved area with parking for numerous vehicles. A low brick retaining wall with some mature shrubs and pots.There is access down both sides of the property.

Rear Garden
One of the features of this property is the good size mature plot and the property has a great deal of privacy from surrounding properties. the rear garden has been very well cared for and there is a large patio area immediately at the rear this then leads to a large area of lawn with landscaped flower and shrub borders. A couple of smaller trees giving further privacy the property is fenced surrounding and as well as well-stocked beds and borders there is a number of climbing plants thriving enjoying the sunny aspect of the large westerly facing garden. The plot stretches to the side of the property with an additional area.

Location
A short ten minute stroll to the town and close to St. Johns Primary School. Wallingford is a small but bustling market town situated in South Oxfordshire, it has retained much of its historic architecture yet has good amenities for everyday needs. Within the town there is a regular market and farmers market, a Waitrose and Lidl supermarket and a host of small independent shops as well as banks, public houses, plenty of places to eat including restaurants and cafes. The Corn Exchange is the home of Wallingford's cinema and theatre, producing a wide variety of productions throughout the year. Three primary schools and a highly regarded High School which is also a sports academy. The town has two nursery schools and a full range of leisure facilities and sports groups. Set on the banks of the river Thames there are a number of footpaths and open spaces in which to enjoy the surrounding countryside. Wallingford is within easy reach of both the M40 and the M4 and only 15 miles from Oxford and Reading and there are regular bus service to both locations. Mainline train services can be accessed at nearby Cholsey and Didcot with regular trains to London Paddington.

Outgoings:
Council tax band E

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Purchasers must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.