£495,000
3 bed semi-detached house for saleMount Pleasant, Wokingham RG41
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Man cave/basement!
Short cul de sac adjoining town centre
No onward chain
Featuring a "mancave"/basement!
On the edge of the town - close to railway station, shops and schools
At the end of a short cul de sac
No onward chain
Tucked away, no onward chain
On the edge of Wokingham town centre, close to railway station and shops
Walking distance to primary school and The Holt School, a secondary school for girls
The sale is subject to a grant of probate - expected August 2026.
3 bedrooms, bathroom, first floor small office/study. Extended ground floor with front sitting room, dining room, “L” shaped kitchen/breakfast room, useful basement room which most recently was the den of a railway enthusiast, gas fired central heating, radiators throughout. 1 or 2 off street parking spaces, 76ft deep approx rear garden
Energy Performance: Band E
Predicted Broadband Speeds: Ultrafast 5500Mbps highest available download speed, Ultrafast 5500Mbps highest available upload speed
An imposing semi-detached house just a few minutes walk from the railway station with the town centre just beyond. The house has been within the same family ownership for many years with regular improvements undertaken including a small ground floor extension. The basement has been created to form a hobbies room with access by way of a ladder, there is restricted ceiling height. The gardens are an important feature offering a tranquil and mature setting.
Mount Pleasant is a short cul de sac of mainly Victorian houses built around the time the railway line through Wokingham was created. Wokingham station offers services to Waterloo, Reading Guildford and Gatwick. There is a good range of shops and leisure amenities in the nearby town centre including swimming pool, bowling alley, cinema and library. The M4 passes just to the north of the town with Junction 10 available via the A329M. Nearby towns including Reading to the west, Bracknell to the east, Camberley to the south and Twyford to the north where there are alternative train services to London, Paddington and on the Elizabeth Line.
On the first floor:
Bedroom 1: Replacement sash window, sealed unit double glazing, dado rail, double radiator, fireplace with tiled hearth, cupboard housing hot water tank and immersion heater
Bedroom 2: Replacement sash window, sealed unit double glazing, dado rail, radiator, fireplace with tiled hearth
Bedroom 3: Replacement sash window, sealed unit double glazing, radiator
Study/Office: Replacement sash window, sealed unit double glazing,
Bathroom: White suite of panelled bath, mixer taps, hand shower and overhead shower, tiled surround, wash hand basin, low level WC, radiator with heated towel rail, sealed unit double glazed window
Landing: Access to roof space, not inspected
On the ground floor:
Covered Entrance Porch: Stained glass front door leading to
Entrance Hall: Door to basement
Sitting Room: Replacement sash window, sealed unit double glazing, fireplace with inset ornate tiles, pewter surround and hearth, radiator
Dining Room: Fireplace with tiled panels, painted wood surround, hearth, double doors to garden, radiator
Kitchen/Breakfast Room: “L” shaped, enamel sink unit set in worktop with cupboards below, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, further range of built in cupboards and 5 ring Neff gas hob with double oven to one side and further storage cupboads, door to garden, double aspect room
Basement: “L” shaped, ceilling height typically about 5’8
Two (max) parking spaces in the front garden.
Gardens: The front garden is mainly paviers with fencing on the two sides and flower beds adjoining the house. There is pedestrian access to the rear garden. The rear garden includes patio and raised flower beds immediately adjoining the house to one side and the rear. Timber garden shed. 3 steps up to the lawned area and towards the end of the garden there are further flower beds, summer house, another area of patio with a greenhouse.
Council Tax: Band E
Services: Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage are connected.
Important notice: Please note that we have not checked whether any extension or alterations to the property comply with planning or building regulations. This should be checked by your solicitor or surveyor. We have endeavoured diligently to ensure the details of this property are accurate, however all measurements are approximate and none of the statements contained in these particulars are to be relied on as statements of fact. They do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. We have no authority to make any representation or give any warranty whatever in relation to this property. We have not tested the services, appliances or fittings referred to in the details. School catchment zones are verified as far as possible with the local authority but cannot be guaranteed, nor do they necessarily guarantee a place in the school. We recommend that each of the statements is verified and the condition of the property, services, appliances and fittings is investigated by you or your advisers before you finalise your offer to purchase or you enter a contractual commitment.
On the edge of the town - close to railway station, shops and schools
At the end of a short cul de sac
No onward chain
Tucked away, no onward chain
On the edge of Wokingham town centre, close to railway station and shops
Walking distance to primary school and The Holt School, a secondary school for girls
The sale is subject to a grant of probate - expected August 2026.
3 bedrooms, bathroom, first floor small office/study. Extended ground floor with front sitting room, dining room, “L” shaped kitchen/breakfast room, useful basement room which most recently was the den of a railway enthusiast, gas fired central heating, radiators throughout. 1 or 2 off street parking spaces, 76ft deep approx rear garden
Energy Performance: Band E
Predicted Broadband Speeds: Ultrafast 5500Mbps highest available download speed, Ultrafast 5500Mbps highest available upload speed
An imposing semi-detached house just a few minutes walk from the railway station with the town centre just beyond. The house has been within the same family ownership for many years with regular improvements undertaken including a small ground floor extension. The basement has been created to form a hobbies room with access by way of a ladder, there is restricted ceiling height. The gardens are an important feature offering a tranquil and mature setting.
Mount Pleasant is a short cul de sac of mainly Victorian houses built around the time the railway line through Wokingham was created. Wokingham station offers services to Waterloo, Reading Guildford and Gatwick. There is a good range of shops and leisure amenities in the nearby town centre including swimming pool, bowling alley, cinema and library. The M4 passes just to the north of the town with Junction 10 available via the A329M. Nearby towns including Reading to the west, Bracknell to the east, Camberley to the south and Twyford to the north where there are alternative train services to London, Paddington and on the Elizabeth Line.
On the first floor:
Bedroom 1: Replacement sash window, sealed unit double glazing, dado rail, double radiator, fireplace with tiled hearth, cupboard housing hot water tank and immersion heater
Bedroom 2: Replacement sash window, sealed unit double glazing, dado rail, radiator, fireplace with tiled hearth
Bedroom 3: Replacement sash window, sealed unit double glazing, radiator
Study/Office: Replacement sash window, sealed unit double glazing,
Bathroom: White suite of panelled bath, mixer taps, hand shower and overhead shower, tiled surround, wash hand basin, low level WC, radiator with heated towel rail, sealed unit double glazed window
Landing: Access to roof space, not inspected
On the ground floor:
Covered Entrance Porch: Stained glass front door leading to
Entrance Hall: Door to basement
Sitting Room: Replacement sash window, sealed unit double glazing, fireplace with inset ornate tiles, pewter surround and hearth, radiator
Dining Room: Fireplace with tiled panels, painted wood surround, hearth, double doors to garden, radiator
Kitchen/Breakfast Room: “L” shaped, enamel sink unit set in worktop with cupboards below, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, further range of built in cupboards and 5 ring Neff gas hob with double oven to one side and further storage cupboads, door to garden, double aspect room
Basement: “L” shaped, ceilling height typically about 5’8
Two (max) parking spaces in the front garden.
Gardens: The front garden is mainly paviers with fencing on the two sides and flower beds adjoining the house. There is pedestrian access to the rear garden. The rear garden includes patio and raised flower beds immediately adjoining the house to one side and the rear. Timber garden shed. 3 steps up to the lawned area and towards the end of the garden there are further flower beds, summer house, another area of patio with a greenhouse.
Council Tax: Band E
Services: Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage are connected.
Important notice: Please note that we have not checked whether any extension or alterations to the property comply with planning or building regulations. This should be checked by your solicitor or surveyor. We have endeavoured diligently to ensure the details of this property are accurate, however all measurements are approximate and none of the statements contained in these particulars are to be relied on as statements of fact. They do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. We have no authority to make any representation or give any warranty whatever in relation to this property. We have not tested the services, appliances or fittings referred to in the details. School catchment zones are verified as far as possible with the local authority but cannot be guaranteed, nor do they necessarily guarantee a place in the school. We recommend that each of the statements is verified and the condition of the property, services, appliances and fittings is investigated by you or your advisers before you finalise your offer to purchase or you enter a contractual commitment.
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