Waltham Road, Twyford, RG10 9EE

THREE BEDROOM CHARACTER HOME IN TWYFORD Offered to the market with no onward chain, this attractive three-bedroom period home is situated just a few minutes’ walk from Twyford railway station, combining generous accommodation and character features with exceptional convenience for commuters.

With Elizabeth line and Great Western Railway services available from the station, the property is ideally positioned for straightforward travel into Reading, central London and beyond.

Behind its traditional red-brick façade, the house offers approximately 1,032 sq ft of versatile accommodation arranged across three levels, together with a purpose-built garden office and a garage in a nearby block.

The front door opens directly into an impressive living and dining room extending to almost 21 feet.

This welcoming space comfortably accommodates separate areas for relaxing and dining, with exposed wooden flooring providing continuity throughout.

A beautiful period fireplace with decorative tiled inserts forms the focal point of the room, complemented by built-in shelving and storage.

The dining area leads through to the kitchen, allowing the ground floor to flow particularly well while retaining definition between the spaces.

The kitchen extends across the rear of the house and is fitted with an extensive range of painted cabinetry, contrasting work surfaces and a useful breakfast bar.

French doors introduce plenty of natural light and open directly onto the garden. A ground-floor cloakroom and useful storage area complete this level.

On the first floor are three bedrooms, allowing the property to offer genuine family accommodation without relying upon either of its additional workspaces.

The principal bedroom is a well-proportioned double with exposed wooden floorboards, while the second bedroom is another generous double overlooking the rear.

The third bedroom would make an ideal child’s room, nursery or guest bedroom. A family bathroom serves the bedrooms.

A folding wooden ladder provides access from the first-floor landing to a useful loft area.

It benefits from eaves storage and provides valuable ancillary space; however, purchasers should note that it is not presented or marketed as an officially converted habitable room.

Nevertheless, it is an extremely useful area that the seller has happily used as an additional office, enjoying views across the rear garden and beyond.

The rear garden provides a pleasant and established outside space with a paved terrace for seating and dining, lawn, mature planting and fruit trees.

At the far end is a dedicated garden office, creating an excellent environment for working from home without sacrificing any of the three bedrooms.

It could also suit a studio, hobby room or creative workspace.

Further benefits include a garage situated in a nearby block, the availability of residents’ parking permits and the significant advantage of a no onward chain sale.

The location is undoubtedly one of the property’s greatest strengths.

Twyford station is only a few minutes away on foot, placing the Elizabeth line within exceptionally easy reach and providing direct services through London to destinations including Paddington, Bond Street, Tottenham Court Road, Farringdon, Liverpool Street and Canary Wharf.

Great Western Railway services also provide fast connections towards Reading and London Paddington, while the branch line serves Henley-on-Thames.

Twyford village centre is also within easy walking distance and offers an excellent range of everyday amenities, including a Waitrose supermarket, independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, together with a library, health centre and community facilities.

The village also has recreation grounds, a nature reserve and a choice of local schools.

For journeys by road, the nearby A4 provides convenient access towards Reading, Maidenhead and the wider motorway network, while the surrounding countryside and attractive Thames Valley villages offer plentiful opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor recreation.

Combining period character, three genuine bedrooms, two separate home-working spaces, a garage, outstanding rail connections and the benefit of no onward chain, this is an especially appealing home for commuters, families and anyone seeking village living with exceptional access to London.

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