High Street, Wallingford

Description
Located in the High Street of the historic market town of Wallingford, this exceptional character property has been thoughtfully renovated to a high standard throughout, offering just under 2,500 sq ft of beautifully presented accommodation arranged over three floors.
A wealth of original features have been carefully retained, including exposed beams and original flooring, blending period charm with modern convenience.


The ground floor provides generous and versatile living space, comprising a welcoming living room, separate dining room, and a newly fitted kitchen finished to an excellent specification. There is also a cloakroom and an impressive 24ft utility room, ideal for additional storage and practical day-to-day living. A useful cellar (approximately 14ft x 13ft 3in) offers further storage or potential for a variety of uses.


On the first floor, two large bedrooms. A dressing room leads from the principal bedroom and an en suite shower room. A long landing is enhanced by an attractive skylight, creates a bright and airy feel. A well-appointed family bathroom features both a bath and separate shower.

The second floor (third level) offers two further double bedrooms, providing flexible accommodation for family, guests, or home working.

Outside
The private rear garden has been designed for low maintenance and enjoyment, being predominantly paved with landscaped raised beds. Gated access leads to private parking at the rear a valuable feature for a central High Street property.



This is a unique opportunity to acquire a substantial and 17th century period home in a prime town centre location. A wealth of original features have been carefully retained, including exposed beams and original flooring, blending period charm with modern convenience.

The property has all main services connected with a new gas boiler (pressurised system) new electrics and ethernet connections throughout.

Location
Wallingford is a thriving market town full of bustling streets situated in South Oxfordshire. Famous for being the home of mystery writer, Agatha Christie, the town has a rich heritage, with castle ruins, museums and well-known scenes from the Midsomer TV show. The town has good amenities for every day, including a Waitrose and Lidl. There are also plenty of small independent shops and an abundance of places to eat and drink, as well as a full range of leisure facilities and sports groups. The Corn Exchange is home to Wallingford`s cinema and theatre, producing a wide variety of productions throughout the year. Wallingford has two nursery schools, three primary schools and a secondary school with academy status.
Wallingford is located between Oxford and Reading with a regular bus service to both locations and is within easy reach of both the M40 and the M4. Mainline train services can be easily accessed from either Cholsey or Didcot with regular trains running to London Paddington.

Outgoings
Council Tax Band - To be confirmed

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