Period home near conservation area up for sale in Tilehurst

Spanning 4,087 sq ft, the property is located opposite the Routh Lane Conservation area and St Michael's church. According to the estate agent, the house offers a well-appointed interior across two floors. (Image: Haslams Estate Agents)

The ground floor includes three reception rooms, with the 32-foot drawing room boasting dual bays and French doors leading to the garden. The dining room features full-height sash windows, while the study also has French doors opening to the private garden. The kitchen-dining area extends to 23'4, providing ample space for family meals and entertaining guests.(Image: Haslams Estate Agents)

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Upstairs, the house comprises six bedrooms and three bathrooms. The property also has a former coach house, which is now used as a double garage with two storage rooms above. This is linked to the main house and offers a convenient space for parking and additional storage.

The Park Cottage is also set in established private gardens, which are a standout feature of the property. The garden enjoys a southerly aspect and is screened to the rear by well-managed conifers. (Image: Haslams Estate Agents)

It includes a paved patio terrace, ideal for alfresco dining, bordered by raised brick planters and a lawned garden. A pathway leads to the front garden, which is partially screened from the road by a mix of hedges and mature trees. There is also an additional gated access from New Lane Hill.

In terms of amenities, the property has mains gas, water, drainage, and electricity, with gas central heating. Broadband connection is available, with ultrafast fibre to the premises. The property also has a driveway with space for two vehicles.

The location of The Park Cottage is also a significant advantage. (Image: Haslams Estate Agents) The setting is convenient for the M4 motorway and both Reading and Tilehurst centres, with excellent transport links by rail as well as local bus routes.

The property also has a restrictive covenant that prevents additional dwellings on Dacre, the neighbouring house. Moreover, the Yew tree in the front garden is subject to a tree preservation order issued by West Berkshire Council. This means that any potential buyer would need to obtain permission from the council before carrying out any work on the tree.

In summary, The Park Cottage offers a blend of period charm, modern amenities, and a prime location, making it a desirable property for potential buyers.

The price of GBP1,195,000 reflects the property's features and its significant size.