Whitehall Lane, Checkendon, Reading, Oxfordshire, RG8

Wayside Cottage is a delightful two bedroom detached bungalow in this wonderful village setting. Set in a secluded spot the just 8 miles from both central Reading and Henley-on-Thames in the Oxfordshire Chilterns, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The property is close to some excellent country pubs, great equestrian facilities, playing field and beautiful country walks. This superb property is well presented throughout and comprises a spacious and bright living room with a wood burner and patio doors giving access to a patio area at the side of the house. There is a contemporary fitted kitchen/diner with a range of appliances and a feature island, two well-proportioned bedrooms with built in wardrobes and a modern bathroom. A full length garage with access to the rear garden can be found to the side of the house and there is driveway parking for several cars. The property further benefits from a new boiler and oil fired central heating. This immaculate home is being sold with no chain complications and offers potential to extend subject to the usual planning consents and create a large family home or suit someone downsizing, a small family or couple. Enjoy the best of rural life yet close enough to Reading and Henley to suit commuters.

Checkendon is located on the edge of the Chiltern Hills in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is just 8 miles to the west of Henley and also 8 miles to the North of Reading Town Centre. This close knit village dates back to the 12th century and has many amenities including a popular primary school and pre-school, local church plus equestrian centre and sports facilities on the recreation ground with its sports pavilion catering for the village cricket club
and football team. The village is within 15 minutes drive of both Henley on Thames and Reading town centre. Reading offers
excellent commuting links into London Paddington and Oxford and serves the London Tube Network on the Elizabeth Line and Crossrail. There is extensive and varied access to countryside footpaths, bridleways and The Ridgeway.