Enchanting Grade II Listed 3 Bedroom Tudor Cottage in prime Wokingham location. Historic charm, expansive gardens. Period features, comfortable living spaces. Ideal for families and professionals seeking a blend of historic appeal and modern convenience.

Enchanting Grade II Listed Tudor Cottage with Long Gravel Drive, Stunning Gardens, and a Prime Wokingham Location

An extraordinary opportunity awaits to own this Grade II listed Tudor cottage built in the 16th Century, rich with historic charm and set in one of Wokingham’s most desirable locations. Nestled back from the road, this beautiful property is approached via a long, gravel driveway lined with mature trees, offering a sense of seclusion and tranqulity. With ample parking space and scope to add more if desired, this property provides both flexibility and a sense of timeless elegance. It is available with vacant possession, ready for its new owners to create their chapter of it’s rich and varied history.

This idyllic cottage exudes period charm, with features that evoke the romance of a bygone era. Enter through a delightful porch and step into a spacious living room where original timber beams, exposed brickwork, and a characterful feature fireplace set the stage for cozy winter evenings. Imagine the joy of gathering family and friends around a crackling fire during the festive season, creating lifetime memories of Christmas celebrations in a space filled with warmth and charm.

The dining area, adjacent to the living room, is a beautiful setting for both intimate family dinners and entertaining. The kitchen blends rustic charm with contemporary convenience, featuring wooden countertops, a farmhouse sink, and modern appliances—all thoughtfully arranged to honor the home’s historic character while providing everything a modern household needs and also offers an alternative entrance to the house so if you have been out walking or doing the garden you can come into the kitchen rather than bringing mud and mess in through the heart of the house. 

With two well-appointed bathrooms, including a modern family bathroom on the ground floor and an ensuite shower room adjoining the master bedroom, this home combines historic appeal with everyday comfort.

Upstairs, each bedroom showcases unique period features, including distinctive exposed beams and leaded windows, creating spaces that feel both cozy and enchanting. The master suite, complete with an ensuite shower room, is a tranquil retreat, perfect for unwinding after a busy day.

The cottage’s outdoor spaces are just as captivating. The expansive garden is a green oasis that wraps around the entirety of this home, and is surrounded by mature trees that provide privacy and a natural backdrop to this charming property. In the warmer months, the garden becomes an idyllic setting for unforgettable summer gatherings, whether it's a family barbecue, garden party, or simply enjoying quiet afternoons in the sun. With a large lawn and various seating areas, the garden offers ample space for both relaxation and play, making it perfect for creating a lifetime of outdoor memories.

Wokingham itself is an exceptional location, blending historic charm with modern convenience. The town is known for its highly regarded schools, lively high street, and welcoming community spirit. Wokingham’s vibrant center, just minutes away, offers boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants, as well as regular farmers' markets brimming with local produce. For those who enjoy the outdoors, nearby California Country Park and the River Loddon offer scenic trails and beautiful natural spaces.

Transport links from Wokingham make commuting easy, with direct train routes to London Waterloo and Reading, as well as convenient access to the M4 and M3 motorways. This well-connected yet tranquil town is perfect for families and professionals alike, offering a balanced lifestyle in a location that’s growing while retaining its historic appeal.

This Grade II listed Tudor cottage is not just a home; it’s a legacy—a place where generations can build cherished memories. From cozy Christmases by the fire to unforgettable summer days in the gardens, this property is a timeless setting for the moments that matter most. Don’t miss this rare chance to own a piece of history in one of Berkshire’s most desirable towns.

We understand the property may contain asbestos, whilst we cannot see any visible evidence, it was a widely used building material of this era.

Flooding

No flooding in the past 5 years. We understand the flood risk summary for the area around the property is considered medium risk for surface water flooding. Flooding from rivers and seas is very low risk, for further information please check the gov.uk website.

Planning:

P A Number: 100971 - iLAP Number: VAR/2010/1593 Application to vary condition 2 of planning consent F/2002/7944 to allow conversion of garage to a home office accommodation and leisure use.

P A Number: 191694 - Application for a certificate of existing lawful development to establish that the two-storey rear extension permitted pursuant to applications F/2005/4007 & LB/2005/4008 has been lawfully implemented.

Digital records on WBC planning department are from 1998 to the present day. Any planning documents prior to this date are kept on Microfiche at Wokingham Borough Council offices.