A spacious first-floor apartment in a beautiful Stately Home setting. With two en-suite bedrooms, large living room, high ceilings, and wonderful views.

Set in 24 acres of peaceful grounds, with plenty of parking and the use Swallowfield Park's historic library, drawing room and formal dining room

With the first 12 months' service charge paid for, a warm welcome awaits at Swallowfield Park.

This apartment enjoys plenty of natural light with its tall ceilings and large sash windows. Both bedrooms are generous sizes, with a walk-in wardrobe in the master bedroom. Bedroom Two has a good range of fitted wardrobes and an en-suite with a large shower enclosure.

The open-plan kitchen has lovely views over the grounds, integrated appliances, and plenty of space for a dining table and sofa.

The living room is an impressive size, with sash windows giving some more magnificent views. Uniquely, every room in this apartment enjoys a lovely outlook over Swallowfield Park.

We would point out that this apartment would benefit from some light refurbishment (flooring & decorating), but the freeholder is undertaking specialist treatment for the sash windows. Please also note the service charges (detailed below), with the first 12 months' charges covered by the seller.

With peaceful surroundings, exquisite architecture and wonderful grounds to enjoy, each converted apartment has its own individual charm and appeal. Swallowfield Park's grounds include a sweeping drive, tranquil lake, allotments, plenty of parking, and a private countryside setting.

The new owner of this apartment is free to use the wonderful communal reception rooms; so coffee in the Drawing Room, quiet focus in the Library or entertaining friends in the Dining Hall. Residents can also use the laundry room, catering kitchen and post room. These facilities, together with the upkeep of the grounds, buildings insurance and communal cleaning, are included in the service charge.

Swallowfield Park's origins date back to the Norman Conquest, with the present manor house dating back to the 17th Century. The building is Grade II Listed, and has a fascinating history of significant owners and residents.

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This really is a spectacular place to live, and a viewing (and tour!) are highly recommended. Please get in touch with Nick Harris or Teresa Ling at Quarters Estate Agents, Wokingham, to discuss arrangements.

Council Tax Band: F (Wokingham Borough Council)
Tenure: Leasehold (104 years)
Ground Rent: £0 per year
Service Charge: £1,000 per month
Lease term 125 years from 18th August 2004
Parking options: Off Street, Residents
Garden details: Communal Garden
Electricity supply: Mains
Heating: Gas Mains
Water supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains