Listed for £850,000
March 9, 2026
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"Anyone looking for a project will want to make sure the area is worth the investment, so it's exciting to find such a perfect mix of location, setting and build possibilities. The neighbouring property values will underpin this opportunity.
If you're not looking for a full-scale project (or if you want to build in the future), there's good scope to convert the walk-in wardrobes into an en-suite shower. If, however, you're looking to optimise the space, there's plenty of scope in the current garage (and a good parcel of land to the right of the drive to extend the parking or, SSTC, to build a detached garage).
This home has been in the same family for nearly 45 years, and we can certainly understand why they'd never felt the need to move. Chestnut Avenue is a peaceful road, but has the convenience of nearby stores (including a Little Waitrose) and Post Office on Reading Road. Frequent buses run to Reading, Wokingham town & station, and also Bracknell. A short walk away, up to Simons Lane, there are plenty of green spaces, including Chestnut Park.
Just a mile to Wokingham station, and a little further to Elms Field and the market town, this home offers the best of all worlds - with nearby amenities, and within walking distance of everything Wokingham has to offer (with its array of bars, eateries, cosy coffee shops, culture, and leisure facilities)
Please get in touch with Nick Harris or Teresa Ling at Quarters Estate Agents, Wokingham, for more information or to discuss viewing arrangements - we're looking forward to showing buyers around, and listening to the varied inspiration for this wonderful home!"
Council Tax Band: F (Wokingham Borough Council)
Tenure: Freehold
Windmill Pond is fed by underground springs, and not a tributary. This property does not appear in any flood risk (source: Environment Agency website)
The Annex has a separate EPC rating 59 (D) with a potential 68 (D)