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Grove Hill, Emmer Green, Reading, Berkshire, RG4

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

4

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Exceptional elevated position with breathtaking south-westerly views across the surrounding landscape.
  • Substantial 1930s detached chalet-style home offering approximately 2,357 sq ft of beautifully presented accommodation.
  • Up to six bedrooms and four reception rooms, providing superb flexibility for modern family and multi-generational living.
  • Beautifully appointed kitchen/breakfast room with handcrafted cabinetry, granite worktops, Belfast sink and large central island.
  • Wonderful period character throughout, including original oak flooring, leaded windows, picture rails and feature fireplaces.
  • Magnificent lower ground floor family room with bi-fold doors opening directly onto the gardens.
  • Principal bedroom suite with private dressing area and contemporary en-suite shower room.
  • Expansive south-west facing elevated terrace, perfect for entertaining and enjoying the afternoon and evening sun.
  • Beautifully landscaped gardens with terraced and secluded seating areas and Gym garden room.
  • Prime Caversham location, approximately one mile from the village and within easy reach of Reading station, excellent schools, riverside walks and countryside.

Description

Some homes impress with their size. The finest leave a lasting impression because of the way they make you feel.

Beautifully elevated above one of Caversham's most desirable residential settings, this exceptional 1930s detached chalet-style home enjoys breathtaking south-westerly views across the surrounding landscape. Extending to approximately 2,800 sq ft, it combines timeless period character with thoughtfully designed contemporary living, creating a home that is as practical for modern family life as it is beautiful to come home to.

From the moment you arrive, the sense of privacy and tranquillity is immediately apparent. Approached via timber gates and a sweeping pea shingle driveway, the property sits proudly within its mature plot, its distinctive architecture hinting at the character that lies within. Original oak flooring, leaded windows, picture rails and feature fireplaces have been carefully preserved, blending effortlessly with high-quality modern finishes that respect the home's heritage whilst embracing today's lifestyle.

At its heart lies a beautifully appointed kitchen and breakfast room where handcrafted cabinetry, granite worktops, a Belfast sink and a substantial central island create a natural gathering place for family and friends. French doors open directly onto the expansive elevated terrace, allowing entertaining to spill effortlessly outdoors. Whether hosting summer lunches overlooking the gardens, enjoying an evening glass of wine as the sun sets across the valley or simply sharing breakfast with the family, every space has been designed to make the most of its remarkable setting.

The elegant living room enjoys dual aspects and centres around a handsome cast iron fireplace, providing a wonderfully welcoming atmosphere throughout the seasons, while the additional reception rooms offer exceptional flexibility. Whether used as formal dining, a home office, snug, music room or additional bedrooms, the accommodation adapts effortlessly as family life changes.

Arranged across three thoughtfully planned floors, the home offers up to six bedrooms, including a private guest suite and a magnificent lower ground floor family room with bi-fold doors opening directly onto the gardens. This versatile layout lends itself perfectly to multi-generational living, older children seeking their own space, visiting guests or those working from home, all without compromising the flow of everyday family life.

The principal bedroom provides a peaceful sanctuary, complete with its own dressing area and en-suite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms are equally well proportioned and beautifully presented. Stylish bath and shower rooms throughout continue the home's high standard of finish, combining classic design with modern comfort.

Outside, the gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped to complement the elevated position. The expansive south-west facing terrace captures sunshine throughout the afternoon and into the evening, while gently terraced lawns, mature trees, colourful borders and secluded seating areas create a series of peaceful outdoor spaces to enjoy throughout the year. Whether children are playing on the lawns, friends are gathered around the barbecue or you're simply enjoying the uninterrupted views in complete privacy, the gardens become a natural extension of the home itself.

Despite its peaceful position, the property remains exceptionally well connected. Caversham village, with its independent cafés, restaurants, boutiques and everyday amenities, lies approximately one mile away, whilst Reading's mainline railway station is within easy reach, offering fast services to London Paddington alongside Elizabeth Line connections across the capital. Excellent local schools, riverside walks and beautiful countryside complete what is widely regarded as one of Berkshire's most desirable places to live.

Homes that successfully combine architectural character, generous living space, flexible accommodation, exceptional views and such a convenient location rarely become available. This is far more than simply a substantial family home; it is a place where every room has been designed to embrace the landscape beyond, where every season brings a different perspective, and where family memories can be created for many years to come.

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Location:
Set on the northern banks of the River Thames, Caversham is one of Reading's most desirable residential areas, combining an attractive village atmosphere with excellent connections to London and the wider Thames Valley.

At the heart of the area is Caversham village, with a thriving collection of independent cafés, restaurants, pubs and shops alongside useful everyday amenities. The Thames and River Kennet provide a wonderful backdrop to local life, with riverside walks, parks and open spaces all within easy reach.

Caversham is particularly popular with families, offering a broad choice of well-regarded schooling together with sports clubs, leisure facilities and easy access to the surrounding Berkshire and Oxfordshire countryside. Areas such as Caversham Heights are especially sought after for their leafy roads, substantial period homes and elevated positions, with some properties enjoying impressive views across Reading and the Thames Valley.

For commuters, Reading mainline station is easily accessible and provides fast services to London Paddington, together with Elizabeth Line connections through central London. The M4 and wider motorway network are also readily accessible.

Caversham's appeal lies in its balance: village life, riverside living and countryside on the doorstep, yet with the shops, restaurants and transport connections of Reading close at hand. It is this combination that continues to make Caversham such an enduringly popular place to call home.

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Grove Hill, Emmer Green, Reading, Berkshire, RG4

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Affordability

Monthly repayments£5,327
Property: £ 1,100,000
Deposit: £ 110,000
Interest rate: 5.02%
Term: 30 years
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About Winkworth, Reading

Blagrave House 17 Blagrave Street, Reading, RG1 1QB

Winkworth was established in 1835 selling homes for the landed gentry in London and the home counties and 2014 opened its doors in Reading under the guidance of three vastly experienced local property professionals. Part of a network of over 100 offices, all of which are owner operated franchises, clients receive the benefit of a trusted market leading brand along with the hands-on and personal approach of an independent agency.

Located just 36 miles from Central London and 24 miles from Oxford, Reading's geographical placement is perfect for living and working or commuting. Reading's proximity to London make Winkworth the perfect choice when reaching buyers moving out of the capital as many are now doing to access better value homes along with a great place to live. James and Michael are established professionals who have years of combined industry experience and local knowledge and can offer you a friendly approach and unparalleled service.

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