Briar Lea Road, Mortimer Common, Reading, Berkshire, RG7

A beautifully presented three bedroom end of terrace Victorian home set in one of Mortimer's most sought after roads. Ideally located within 0.5 miles of a host of local amenities including doctors, shops, cafes and 1.6 miles of Mortimer Train Station.

A beautifully presented three bedroom end of terrace Victorian property set in a sought after location in the heart of Mortimer. The ground floor offers 2 reception rooms with original bay windows and fireplaces, leading through to a kitchen overlooking the garden and lean to conservatory providing access to the garden. The first floor has two double bedrooms, the master with original fireplace feature. Third bedroom and a re-fitted bathroom suite. The property itself is full of character including double glazed sash windows. The added benefits are an enclosed rear garden, side access and on road parking.

Set in a quiet road, the location offers easy access to a host of local amenities including shops, cafe, pharmacy, dentist and doctors plus is walking distance to the local schools and Mortimer Train Station.


At the time of instruction, we have been advised by the vendors the following information:
Council Tax Band D (West Berkshire Council) £2085.43 per annum.

The above information may be subject to change during the transaction period.

Services- gas/mains drainage

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