Keble Way, Sandhurst

The Property
This three bedroom house features a notable lounge/diner, spanning the width of the home and featuring sliding doors to both the garden patio and a pitched roof conservatory. Partially brick-built, the conservatory offers heating and access to the garden, finished with carpet. The kitchen includes storage and space for appliances. A useful utility/cloakroom is provided from a garage conversion, with a work surface as well as plumbing for appliances. Upstairs the three bedrooms offer good use of space. A modern fitted bathroom benefits from a cabinet with shelving and there is a separate W.C.

The Grounds
Ample driveway parking is provided for this terraced house. Mainly laid to lawn, the rear garden presents a patio area to the back of the house as well as a further decking area, suited to al fresco dining and seating.

Location
This property is well situated for leisurely strolls, within easy reach of a nature reserve. Owlsmoor centre is also a short walk from the home, with facilities including a doctors, dentists and community centre.
Owlsmoor is a suburb of the small town of Sandhurst, home of the Royal Military Academy. The residential setting enjoys character homes and modern developments, along with a high street of independent retailers, restaurants, and a Co-Op store. Community and recreational facilities are served by many country parks, Trilakes and Sandhurst Meadows. Shopping is facilitated by The Meadows. Commuters are well-served by the A30, M3 and the M4, with Sandhurst station offering regular links to Reading and Gatwick.

Agent's Comments
"This well presented property is well located for access to Camberley and a short drive from The Meadows modern retail park, with a Marks & Spencer."

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