Upon going through the front door and into the entrance porch, a door opens into the sitting room with its engineered oak wood flooring and bay window. A door opens into the hall. Adjacent to the sitting room, accessed through concertina doors, is a further reception room, again with engineered oak wood flooring and a bay window. From the hall, you can access the remaining ground floor rooms along with stairs to the first floor. The kitchen/dining room is an extremely social space and measures in excess of 29ft in length with patio doors out to the garden. It has a range of wall and base units, integrated appliances, electric underfloor heating, slate tiled floor and a door leading out to the side access. The living room set at the rear of the house enjoys a dual aspect and sliding patio doors out to the garden as well as a feature gas fireplace. From the hall, a door opens into the double garage that has power, lighting and loft space. A further room to the rear of the garage is currently used for storage but has been used for an office. Completing the ground floor is a cloakroom.

To the first floor, the principal bedroom benefits from a dressing area and en suite along with dual aspect – one of which looking over the garden. There are three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Outside

To the front there is a sizeable, gravelled driveway, accessed through timber gates, providing parking for several vehicles. It is fully enclosed with timber fencing and Yorkshire stone wall. There are several flower beds that have an abundance of flower, shrubs and trees. A timber side gate leads to the rear garden along with an electric door to the garage on the other.

The rear garden is a particular selling point of the property, giving a real sense of privacy. There is a generous sized paved patio area that is bordered with bedding areas and has steps down to the lawn. The garden is fully enclosed with timber fencing and hedging with a selection of lower and raised flower beds. Adjacent to the patio is a detached timber studio that is currently being used as an office. To the rear of the garden there is a timber summerhouse and a further lawn area that has been landscaped – previously used as vegetable patches. The garden is of an Easterly aspect and the overall plot in all is circa 0.25 an acre.

Local Information

Cholsey is located to the south of the market town of Wallingford and is a bustling community with fantastic amenities. There is a well-regarded village primary school as well as several high quality independent and other state schools nearby, together with local shops including a Tesco Express, pharmacy, family run butchers and hairdressers.

There are many sports clubs on offer including adult and children's football, cricket and tennis. The Springs Golf Club and riding schools can be found in neighbouring villages. Cholsey Pavilion and the Great Hall (located at Cholsey Meadows) host numerous events and activities and are available for hire. For socialising, there is The Red Lion pub as well as Amwell Springs (a highly regarded microbrewery).

The village has a mainline railway station giving direct access to Reading, Oxford, and London Paddington. The A34, M4 and M40 are all within easy reach. Easy access can be found to the River Thames and open countryside with the Berkshire Downs close by for those who enjoy walking.

Directions

From the Market Place in Wallingford, proceed out of town towards Winterbrook along Reading Road. At the roundabout take the third exit then the first exit on the next roundabout. Continue down Wallingford Road and into Cholsey village. Proceed past the Red Lion pub and take the first exit at the roundabout. As you arrive in the centre of the village, take the third exit at the roundabout onto Station Road. The property will be found half way down on your left hand side, just after Willow Close.

Agents note

Under section 21 of the Estate Agents Act 1979 we are required to disclose that the vendor of this property is a relative of an employee of Alexander Allbon & Co. Ltd.