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"Built in the early 1930s, this two double bedroom Victorian home has been fully renovated by the current owners to a high standard and boasts an impressive plot, rarely seen in the local area.

This character property is approached via large gravel driveway, with room to host four cars with ease. As you enter the home, a cosy living room lies on the left whereas a versatile light secondary reception room can be found on the right. Both rooms benefit from original fireplaces which can be easily restored. The second reception room can be comfortably used as a playroom or a study and has an additional storage cupboard which is perfect for coats and shoes. As you continue towards the rear of the house, you will find a spacious utility room which has ample storage and has proven invaluable for this young family. A historic extension has created a beautiful kitchen dining space overlooking the garden, which has been refitted in a modern Farmhouse style with wooden worktops and a smart butler style sink. There are ample cupboards and integrated appliances such as oven and dishwasher. The tiled family bathroom concludes the downstairs accommodation, offering a bathtub with stand over shower.

Upstairs, there are two generous double bedrooms that are very similar in size. The current master bedroom has the addition of an integrated wardrobe and both bedrooms have had new efficient electric heaters installed. Regardless of which bedroom you are in, you will benefit from heaps of natural light, which is a reoccurring theme of this beautiful home.

Whilst this home internally is charming, modern and spacious; the outside has a real wow factor. The plot stretches just over 0.1 acre which is almost unheard of in a two bedroom home. The South West garden is a joy for all sun worshippers and its sheer size lends itself to future potential, subject to the relevant planning departments agreement.

Plough Lane is an extremely convenient location being moments from the A329m M4 and Wokingham Town Centre, which is home to a London serving train station. Both the Foundry Bell and Oakingham Belle can be reached in just a short stroll and the desirable St Crispins is an easy walk for students also."