Agate Close, Wokingham

FULL DETAILS Situated in the popular Gemstones development of Woosehill, this immaculately presented detached house benefits from a prime corner plot in a small, quiet close. Originally built by Taylor Wimpey in the mid 1980's the current owners have renovated the property to a high standard throughout. The new occupants will enjoy modern, light and airy accommodation whilst also being conveniently close to local amenities and public transport.

Entering the property, you are first met with a spacious hallway which leads to the living room with fireplace, guest cloakroom and generous open plan kitchen and dining room with high quality appliances. LED spotlights have been fitted for an ambient glow and there are two sets of glass doors that lead to the well maintained, South facing rear garden and patio. The garden enjoys a private aspect and isn't overlooked by other properties.

Upstairs, the main bedroom is a good size and is serviced by the ensuite shower room. The other 3 bedrooms are a good size and have all fitted double beds in the past. Many of the rooms also benefits from built in wardrobe space. The main family bathroom is located in the middle of the landing and is fitted with shower over bath and tiled in a neutral cream colour. Completing the property is the cupboard under the stairs, airing cupboard and single garage leading out from the driveway, with space for at least two cars. The property also benefits from the Solar PV panels which are connected to the feed in tariff scheme.

Close to the property is a wide range of amenities including a large Morrison's supermarket down the road, medical practice and regular buses to Wokingham town centre and train station. This area of Woosehill is very popular with families due to the minimal traffic and close proximity to sought after local schools including Hawthorns Primary School, Emmbrook Schools and The Holt. 

LOCATION Wokingham Town is regularly voted in the top 10 most desirable places to live in England. With low crime rates, a newly refurbished town centre, fantastic range of shops, bars and restaurants and many local community events throughout the year.

Communications in the area are excellent with junction 10 of the M4, 8 miles away and junction 4 of the M3, 6 miles away, providing direct access to central London, the national motorway network, Heathrow and Gatwick airports. Regular commuter trains run from Wokingham to London Paddington taking about 44 minutes.

Also nearby are many noteworthy landmarks and beauty spots including Heathlake Nature Reserve and Wildmoor Heath Nature Reserve and great sporting facilities at East Berkshire Golf Club, Wellington Health and Fitness Club and David Lloyd Royal Berkshire Club