3 bed flat to rent

Cholsey, Oxfordshire OX10

A fantastic Grade II listed luxury apartment within a former Victorian hospital, located on the first floor. With 10’ ceilings and sash windows there are stunning views across protected parkland and the Thames and Chilterns.

The property has three bedrooms, a spacious sitting room 18’ x 16’, 1 16’ kitchen-breakfast room, 4 piece bathroom and ensuite shower room.

The building is set within landscaped grounds and comes with 2 parking spaces. Located within walking distance of the train station and great links to London.

Accommodation:

The property is double glazed with gas central heating to radiators and has an air re-circulation system.

Stairs to Communal 1st floor, front door opens to:

Hallway: 15’5 x 4’6 Access to bedroom 2 and the bathroom, radiator, four stairs up to:

Inner Hall: 12’6 x 4’9 Utility cupboard (plumbing for washing machine and air circulation unit): Airing cupboard.

Sitting Room: 18’ x 16’1 Twin and triple sash windows, partially fitted with plantation shutters and with lovely views to the rear, wood floor, three radiators.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room: 16’ x 10’6

A bright room with tall twin sash windows and fitted with a range of storage units and worktops: Integrated induction hob, extractor hood, double electric oven, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Down lighters, radiator.

Bedroom 1: 14’1 excl. Wardrobe x 12’6 Twin sash windows with plantation shutters, fitted wardrobes, radiator: Cupboard housing gas boiler.

En Suite Shower Room: White 3-piece suite, part tiled walls, large wall mirror, down lighters, radiator.

Bedroom 2: 14’2 x 9’5 Twin sash windows with plantation shutters: Radiator.

Bedroom 3: 14’4 x 8’6 Window with plantation shutters to the rear, radiator

Bathroom: White 3-piece suite including bath with shower above, tiling, sash window with plantation shutters, down lighters, radiator.

Outside:

Two parking spaces.

Communal Grounds: Attractively landscaped and surrounding the building, beyond there is a cricket ground and meadowland that leads down to the Thames.