Description
A 1930`s four bedroom semi detached property in a central part of the village close to the shops and station. Accommodation includes three reception rooms; the main living room has a wood burner and the property has gas central heating to radiators and double glazing throughout. There is a large light kitchen with a breakfast bar. Two further reception rooms currently used as a dining room and family room. There is a downstairs toilet/shower as well as a small utility area. On the first floor there is a light and airy landing and four bedrooms; the main bedroom has an ensuite and there is a family bathroom. Available unfurnished with white goods, the property is available on a long term let with an initial 12 month term.

Outside
A large patio area immediately to the rear and steps leading up to a large area of lawn with some raised beds. One of the features of this substantial family home is a large garden shed and further wooden potting shed/storage. There are a number of mature trees and shrubs so the garden enjoys a great deal of privacy. The driveway can fit four cars on it and also includes an EV charging point.

Location
Cholsey lies approximately two miles to the south west of Wallingford. Historic information records the original tiny Saxon farming community to the thriving lively commuter village of today. There are excellent parks and an active local community served by The Forty` magazine. There is a local enthusiasts Cholsey and Wallingford Railway running between the two locations (known locally as The Bunk because the locomotive twice left the coaches behind and `did a bunk`). Agatha Christie is undoubtedly the most famous Cholsey inhabitant and is buried at the local church.

Cholsey today is a thriving village, and benefits greatly from the main line railway station offering direct access to London Paddington in approximately 50 minutes, 20 minutes to Reading and Oxford. The village offers a selection of amenities including various shops including a Tesco Express, an excellent butchers shop, hairdressers, two cafes, Chinese and Indian restaurants two pubs and a highly regarded Primary School. The market town of Wallingford is approx. 2 miles away with Waitrose & Lidl supermarkets, banks, restaurants, pubs and twice weekly market.

Outgoings
Council tax band C

Notice
All photographs are provided for guidance only.

Redress scheme provided by: The Property Ombudsman (D12072)
Client Money Protection provided by: NFOPP (A.R.L.A) (NFOPP (A.R.L.A))

Utilities
Electric: Mains Supply
Gas: Mains Supply
Water: Mains Supply
Sewerage: Mains Supply
Broadband: ADSL
Telephone: Landline

Other Items
Heating: Gas Central Heating
Garden/Outside Space: No
Parking: No
Garage: No