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"A note from the homeowner -

I snapped up this house nearly 20 years ago while looking for a buy-to-let opportunity in the area. Although I spent a little more than I initially expected, I felt the house was worth it for its size, layout, and, of course, the glorious views from the upper floors overlooking the town and beyond to the Chilterns. I believe I`ve counted eight church steeples from the top room window! I would have loved to convert and extend the basement into a cool garden flat for myself, but, alas, I never got round to it. However, there`s plenty of scope for a future owner to do something special with the space though it works well as it is, of course.

The garden is a delight, and I`ve enjoyed making it more appealing for the new owners, as it had been a little neglected of late. It`s such a pretty space and feels quite special, being fairly secluded with lots of greenery around, yet so close to town.

The neighbours are great and very friendly. There`s a bit of an artycool vibe around, and overall, an eclectic mix of people live in the area, which I love. I also enjoy walking down to the River Kennet with my dogs, which is only about five minutes away a peaceful walk every time.

Unfortunately, I never got round to living in the property myself, but I really would have liked to. I do hope the new owners enjoy this house and make it a lovely home.

Alex the agent`s thoughts -

This four-story Victorian home on Alpine Street is full of character and flexibility, perfect for a variety of needs. Starting at the top, the loft room provides a comfortable double bedroom with lovely views. On the first floor, there`s another double bedroom, a single bedroom, and a handy first-floor toilet.

The ground floor features two reception rooms, one of which could easily be used as a fourth bedroom if needed. On the lower ground floor, you`ll find a sizable bathroom, a cosy kitchen with space for a small table, a utility area, and a storeroom really handy for extra storage. The kitchen opens onto a small patio area, perfect for a bit of fresh air.

The garden is a real gem; mature, private, and bathed in sunlight, making it an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining. There`s also great potential here to add value by converting the lower ground floor into a self-contained garden flat. This would be a fantastic opportunity for rental income or simply to create additional living space.

Overall, this home offers a lot of versatility, whether you`re looking to enjoy it as it is or explore the potential to enhance its value. It`s a great opportunity for anyone seeking a property with character and plenty of options.

Area Information -

? Picturesque River Kennet: Enjoy scenic walks along the river, with easy access into town.

? The Oracle Shopping Centre: Just 0.6 miles away, offering a wide range of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options.

? Reading Station: Only 1 mile by foot, with Elizabeth Line access for convenient travel to London and beyond.

? Junction 11 of the M4: Conveniently close for easy access to the motorway network.

? Frequent bus routes: Excellent connections to Reading town centre and surrounding areas.

? Katesgrove Primary School: Very close, just 0.1 miles away.

? New Christ Church Primary School: About 0.3 miles away.

? Waterloo Meadows park: Approximately 0.4 miles away, offering a playground and green spaces, perfect for outdoor activities.

Get in touch today to arrange a viewing and see how this unique property could work for you.

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

Council Tax
Reading Borough Council, Band C

Utilities
Electric: Mains Supply
Gas: None
Water: Mains Supply
Sewerage: None
Broadband: None
Telephone: None

Other Items
Heating: Gas Central Heating
GardenOutside Space: Yes
Parking: No
Garage: No
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