Total views: 2280
Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house for sale
Windmill Road, Reading RG7
Chain-free
Study
Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
1268
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Positioned in the heart of Mortimer Common
- Stunning farmhouse kitchen with Aga
- Juliet balcony overlooking mature gardens
- Double aspect sitting room with wood burner
- Over 150ft of landscaped garden with outbuildings
- Central village location close to amenities
- Freehold with no onward chain
OPEN HOUSE — Saturday 20 Dec, 10:00–11:00 — Come and see this stunning cottage!
Noir by David Cliff – Tucked away on Windmill Road in the very heart of Mortimer Common sits this extended and beautifully crafted three/four-bedroom detached cottage, a home that carries that rare blend of heritage charm and everyday practicality. There is a real warmth to the house from the moment you step through the porch, where the entrance hall opens into a characterful, double aspect sitting room complete with a wood-burning stove and views out to both front and rear.
The true heart of the home is the stunning farmhouse-style kitchen and breakfast room. It’s an unusually generous space for a cottage setting and centres around a four-oven gas Aga, with terracotta flooring underfoot adding to the homely feel. Just off the kitchen sits a clever utility cupboard with plumbing neatly tucked away, proving that charm and functionality can work hand in hand. A traditional ground floor bathroom with wood panelling and a white suite adds to the property’s authentic country feel.
Upstairs, the master bedroom enjoys views across the mature rear garden, framed beautifully by French doors opening to a Juliet balcony – the perfect spot to pause with morning coffee. There are two further well-proportioned bedrooms and a fourth smaller room which works beautifully as a study, giving real flexibility for those working from home. A family bathroom completes the first floor.
Outside, the gardens are exceptional. Stretching to over 150 feet, the space has been lovingly maintained with established planting and a traditional brick pathway leading through the garden. There’s a brick-built store with light and power on the way, and at the far end an additional outbuilding, again complete with light and power, giving scope for a studio, workshop or garden retreat.
Mortimer Common remains one of the most desirable village locations in the area, with a real community feel and a wealth of amenities within walking distance. From local shops, coffee stops and pubs to highly regarded schools, recreational facilities and direct rail links to London Paddington and Waterloo, the setting really does tick every box for village life without compromise.
Mains gas, water and electric
Council Tax Band E
Noir by David Cliff – Tucked away on Windmill Road in the very heart of Mortimer Common sits this extended and beautifully crafted three/four-bedroom detached cottage, a home that carries that rare blend of heritage charm and everyday practicality. There is a real warmth to the house from the moment you step through the porch, where the entrance hall opens into a characterful, double aspect sitting room complete with a wood-burning stove and views out to both front and rear.
The true heart of the home is the stunning farmhouse-style kitchen and breakfast room. It’s an unusually generous space for a cottage setting and centres around a four-oven gas Aga, with terracotta flooring underfoot adding to the homely feel. Just off the kitchen sits a clever utility cupboard with plumbing neatly tucked away, proving that charm and functionality can work hand in hand. A traditional ground floor bathroom with wood panelling and a white suite adds to the property’s authentic country feel.
Upstairs, the master bedroom enjoys views across the mature rear garden, framed beautifully by French doors opening to a Juliet balcony – the perfect spot to pause with morning coffee. There are two further well-proportioned bedrooms and a fourth smaller room which works beautifully as a study, giving real flexibility for those working from home. A family bathroom completes the first floor.
Outside, the gardens are exceptional. Stretching to over 150 feet, the space has been lovingly maintained with established planting and a traditional brick pathway leading through the garden. There’s a brick-built store with light and power on the way, and at the far end an additional outbuilding, again complete with light and power, giving scope for a studio, workshop or garden retreat.
Mortimer Common remains one of the most desirable village locations in the area, with a real community feel and a wealth of amenities within walking distance. From local shops, coffee stops and pubs to highly regarded schools, recreational facilities and direct rail links to London Paddington and Waterloo, the setting really does tick every box for village life without compromise.
Mains gas, water and electric
Council Tax Band E
About this agent
At last...... In 2009 after 12 months of planning one of Wokingham’s longest serving and most respected estate agents returned home to roost. From stunning offices in the centre of Wokingham the david cliff agency opened its doors with a carefully selected team of property professionals who were passionate about property. With an enviable wealth of experience in the local market, the team were determined to provide a level of service and presentation not yet achieved in this area and the growing number of distinctive pink boards would suggest that they are achieving their goal.
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