32, Battle Square, Berkshire, RG30 1AL

Offered to the market with no onward chain, this well-presented three-bedroom townhouse is arranged over three floors and enjoys a pleasant outlook across Battle Square Park.

Built in 2012 by David Wilson Homes, the property is ideally situated within a 20-minute walk of Reading town centre and just five minutes from Reading West train station.

The ground floor provides a welcoming entrance hall, a modern shower room, an integral garage, utility room, and a versatile third bedroom-perfect for guests, a home office, or multi-generational living.

On the first floor, a contemporary fitted kitchen opens into a spacious living and dining area, creating a bright and sociable environment.

Double doors lead onto a private balcony overlooking the park, offering an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining.

The top floor comprises a generous principal bedroom with en suite, a further well-proportioned bedroom, and a stylish family bathroom.

Externally, the property benefits from an integral garage, allocated parking, and a low-maintenance rear garden.

This home is perfectly suited to professionals, families, or investors seeking a well-located and flexible living space.

Location: Located in West Village on the former Battle Hospital site just 1 mile from Reading Town Centre and on excellent transport links with regular buses running along the nearby Oxford Road and with a large modern Tesco Extra on your doorstep.

West Reading covers an area in between Reading Town Centre to the east, Tilehurst to the West and Southcote to its South.

The three main roads leading into Reading; the Bath Road, Tilehurst Road and the Oxford Road's all run through West Reading, offering excellent transport links into the Town Centre and M4 via the A4 or A33.

There are some great schools in the area such as Wilson Primary School & St Edward’s Prep School. The Oxford Road is a vibrant area with a diverse range of shops and restaurants.

Transport links include Reading West train station with trains to Newbury and London and several bus routes.

There is a range of local amenities including a large Tesco superstore and some excellent outside spaces such as Prospect Park which is Reading's largest public park.