Bradmore Way, Lower Earley, RG6

This family home presents a unique opportunity for those with vision and a passion for renovation. Its generous proportions are ideal for family gatherings and creating memories and once adapted to modern living this blank canvas will become an exceptional and personalised living space.

Situated opposite a private green, tucked away and private, with a block paved driveway for two vehicles leading to an integral garage. Stepping over the threshold into the welcoming hallway, the wood spindle staircase is a classic architectural feature with wide treads and solid craftsmanship. The storage cupboard and cloakroom are useful additions to this space.

On entering the family living room, the gas fireplace offers warmth and ambiance to the room and the marbled fawn tiling can be complemented by a choice of new paint tones and carpet. A front aspect picture window maximises views and natural light brightening the interior creating a room for relaxation. Double, glazed doors, interconnect to the dining room.

The dining room is bright with expansive patio doors that stretch across one wall that create a seamless transition, extending the dining space, allowing for effortless indoor-outdoor entertaining. A versatile space for hosting dinner parties, family meals and casual get-togethers.

A door into the soft muted green kitchen evokes the feeling of a homely central gathering space of daily life. A place for the family to connect over the preparation of food, the completion of homework and shared conversation. The breakfast bar is perfect for casual eating and the room boasts a built in Siemens oven, Jackson gas hob and large integrated extractor for all the family’s needs. A back door leads to the garden for enjoyment of the outside space.

On the first floor the principal bedroom is generously sized offering space for a large bed and extra furniture to compliment the built-in double wardrobes. The striking ensuite with powder blue fittings is neatly arranged juxtaposed against the neutral tones of white and cream creating a sense of balance and visual interest.

The second double bedroom needs a cosmetic facelift but is fitted with a double wardrobe and looks out over the green and established trees for a pleasant view.

The third double bedroom is sunny, and the south westerly aspect allows sun to stream in creating a cheerful atmosphere. The room has a built-in double wardrobe and is decorated with a stylish blue pattern wallpaper.

Bedroom four is ideal as a home office/study with views over the pretty garden below, a hybrid space with a built-in wardrobe and shelving.

The family bathroom in a pale sage green has a subtle neutral tone with a tranquil vibe and touch of rustic charm. Currently fitted with a bath but would have potential for a double walk-in shower.

Outside the informal layout of the square garden offers varied planting and a focus on privacy with the sun creating various areas to sit. Southwest facing for potted plants and hazy summer days. One sideway leads to the front of the property and the other side way is an area ideal for storage.

Lower Earley is a suburban town located in the heart of the Royal County of Berkshire. It is situated approximately 3 miles southeast of Reading, making it an ideal location for those who wish to enjoy the tranquillity of suburban living while still having easy access to the bustling town centre. The area and its well-planned infrastructure and amenities have made it a popular choice for families and professionals alike.

The area boasts a wide range of facilities and amenities that cater to the needs of its diverse population. In walking distance of the house there are several shopping centres, including the Asda Complex, Marks and Spencer’s food hall and the Maiden Place Shopping Centre, which offer a variety of retail outlets, supermarkets, and restaurants. The sports centre is very local to this home.

Lower Earley's strategic location and excellent transport links make it an attractive option for commuters. Well-connected to Reading and other nearby towns via the A329(M) motorway.

Reading Bus number 21 runs 24 hours a day to the town centre. Furthermore, the nearby Reading, Earley and Winnersh Triangle railway stations provide regular train services to London Paddington, making it convenient for those who work in the capital.

The area is home to several schools, including the highly regarded Maiden Erleigh School, Radstock Primary School and the Hawkedon Primary School, with Kendrick and Reading Grammer schools on the bus route to town.

Additionally, Lower Earley has numerous parks and green spaces, such as the Laurel Park and Maiden Erleigh Nature Reserve, which provide residents with ample opportunities for outdoor recreation and leisure activities.  

Material Information:

Part A.

Property: 4-Bedroom Detached House

Tenure: Freehold

Local Authority / Council Tax: Band E

EPC: D

Part B.

Property Construction: Brick and Block

Services.

Gas: Mains

Water: Mains

Drainage: Mains

Electricity:  National Grid

Heating: Gas Central Heating

Broadband: FTTP (Ofcom) Ultrafast, up to 1800mbps

Mobile: Likely (OfCom)

Part C.

Parking: Garage and driveway parking for two cars

Rear Garden

13.07m x 12.71m