St Peters Avenue, Caversham Heights

Located in a tree-lined, sought-after, avenue is this 1920s arts and crafts detached house set in vast, glorious grounds with gated access to Mapledurham Playing Fields. Benefitting from an in/out sweep of a driveway the property is accessed via an open, brick-arched porch, the front door is original, as are all the internal doors, and has a stained glass panel and side lights. The hallway has the original wooden flooring and provides access to the triple aspect living room with wood burner and French doors to the patio with steps to the garden. The dining room's aspect is the garden and there are original cupboards and shelving. The John Lewis kitchen is designed round a central wood burner and benefits from floor and eye level units, an original double cupboard and separate scullery with sink. The utility/laundry area is separate and provides access to the garden and double garage with electric doors. From the garage is a staircase that leads to two large storage rooms with windows front and back. The oak staircase leads to the generous landing with access to four double bedrooms the main with triple aspect and built in storage. The garden is immense, with beautifully planted beds, large lawned area, pond with water feature and large fruit cages. There is a garden room with power and water, ideal for use as an office. The gate to the back leads into Mapledurham Playing Fields. No onward chain!

Council Tax
Reading Borough Council, Band G

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