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" Atkinson Keene have pleasure in offering this stunning 1930's property that has been beautifully restored to its original character by the current vendors. The spacious light and airy accommodation is ideal for a growing family and situated within the St. Bartholomew school catchment area. The property also has potential to be extended (subject to planning consent). Early viewings are strongly recommended to fully appreciate this property.

Accommodation This beautifully kept house enjoys well planned accommodation arranged over two floors with garage and off road parking. Ground Floor The property is accessed via the entrance porch which leads into the spacious hallway with parquet flooring and stripped wooden doors. The lounge has a working open fireplace with wood surround and mantle with a bay window which looks out onto the front garden. The large dining room also has a beautiful fireplace with wrought iron surround and tiling, the solid oak floor compliments the feel of the room. French doors lead into the conservatory and out into the garden. The kitchen has an extensive range of base and wall mounted units with butchers block style effect work surfaces, built-in four burner gas hob, double oven and integrated fridge and dishwasher. A door from the kitchen leads into the utility area with space/plumbing for washing machine and space for a tumble dryer. The utility leads into the shower room with hand wash basin, WC and fitted shower cubicle, this then leads into the garage which has light and power. First Floor The very spacious landing leads into the bedrooms and family bathroom. There are three bedrooms, two double and a good size single room all of which are double glazed. The family bathroom comprises a white suite with a power shower over the bath and ceramic flooring. Outside To the front of the property there is an area of lawn with flower and shrub boarders, parking for two vehicles and a side gate leading to the rear garden. The adjoining single garage has light and power with an access door into the utility room. The secluded rear garden has a raised area of lawn with several different sections in which to sit and take in the afternoon/evening sun with various boarders of flowers and shrubs. Newbury Offers a good selection of shops and department stores, with a supermarket and retail park to the south of the town. There are plentiful restaurants, cafes, public houses and leisure facilities, including Newbury racecourse for horse-racing, the Kennet & Avon canal, the Corn Exchange and Watermill theatres. There are arts and sports centres, health and golf clubs, a bowls club, museums and an outdoor market on Thursdays and Saturdays. There are well regarded schools for all age groups and Newbury college. Excellent access to the major road routes of A34 and M4 and the mainline rail station to London (Paddington). Council Tax The property falls into band E, with the rate for 2015/2016 = ?1,910.89 "