Marks Road, Wokingham, RG41

This extended 3/4 bedroom detached family home occupies a generous plot in the popular and established Joel Park development. This conveniently located property offers the buyer huge potential to create a lovely family home in this excellent setting. The property is an easy walk to some great schools including, The Holt and Forest secondary schools and Emmbrook, Windmill and Hawthorns primary schools and is just a mile from the centre of Wokingham and just over half a mile from Wokingham Station with its direct link to London Waterloo. Living accommodation comprises; three first floor bedrooms and a family bathroom with bath and separate shower. On the ground floor there is a large lounge which leads through into a dining room which has been extended to the rear of the house and gives access to a further room which has been used as a fourth bedroom by the existing owners or would make an excellent study/playroom or snug. There is a ground floor wc and a 19ft kitchen/breakfast room with access to the side of the house where there is also access to the garage which has a utility area/workshop to the rear and could be converted to create a study, studio or gym. The property has a large rear garden and is for sale with no chain complications.

Wokingham is a market town around 7 miles to the East of Reading, 39 miles west of central London and 4 miles west of Bracknell. The town centre is based around the former Town Hall and square which is now a thriving café/restaurant. There are numerous pubs, restaurants and cafes including, well know Cote Brasserie, Pizza Express and Prezzo along with some excellent independent eateries. Local schooling is excellent with a selection of comprehensive and public schools including the likes of The Holt Girls School, Forrest Boys School and St Crispins comprehensive. There is a bowling alley and swimming pool in the town and Ice Rinks, Cinema’s and Swinley Forrest offering some of the country’s best mountain biking tracks in nearby Winnersh, Bracknell and Crowthorne. The towns transport links are very good with the A329M giving access to the M4 at junction 10 and the Towns Railway Station services both London (Waterloo Line) and Reading. The town scores well in many national surveys as one of the best places to live in the country, including being dubbed ‘the healthiest place to live in the country’ by Public Health England which measures premature mortality rates.