Cholsey, Wallingford, OX10

Property Description

First Floor grade two listed apartment. Located in Cholsey Meadows set within over 100 acres of Registered Park and direct access to over a mile-long stretch of River Thames

Property Details

Cholsey Meadows is a modern residential development set in over 100 arces featuring new build properties and converted Victorian hospital buildings.The site itself offers children’s play area, cricket pitch and pavilion, allotments and access to the River Thames with over a mile of river frontage. The location is within 14 miles of the nearest M4 junction at Theale, 14 miles to Reading and the same distance to Oxford
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The apartment is situated in the Faringdon Court section of the historic building, accessed via a communal door and stairwell. Once inside the entrance hallway separates all of the accommdation consisting of two bedrooms, bathroom, storage cupboards and principle reception room with open plan kitchen and utility cupboard. Of note the master bedroom features a high vaulted ceiling and built in wardrobe with the 2nd bedroom also benefiting from a built in cupboard. The principle reception room offers views over the communal grounds and provides a fully integrated kitchen with built in fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, electric oven and hob.
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The village of Cholsey is situated next to the development and provides further amenities such as Tesco conveniant store, pubs, resturant and post office facility. There is also a mainline train station providing direct access to Reading and Oxford as well as connections to London Paddington. With these amenities and the location in mind, we feel this property would be ideal for a commuter, first time buyer or investor looking for a potential letting investment.
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