Ratcliffe Court, Cholsey

Description
A 'Mews style' period conversion set in a courtyard. Ratcliffe Court is on the edge of Cholsey Meadows near the 'Ox Shed' café. With high rental potential, this property is supplied with all the white goods including oven, hob and fridge freezer, and washing machine. The open plan Kitchen/living space has a lovely light aspect with its modern features including a bespoke breakfast bar complimenting the character of property with its exposed beams throughout. Further accommodation includes a hallway, storage room, large bathroom. Gas bolier serving central heating and hot water. No onward chain complications. A potential buy to let investment and a potential rental yeild can be obtained from the agents.

Outside
To the front the property has its own garden with gated access with wrought iron fencing surrounding opening from the front living room. There is further access to the rear of the property for additional outside storage and an external tap.

Parking is an allocated parking space opposite within the courtyard with additional visitors parking spaces available.

The Development's Gardens
Located on the edge of the village but a short walk to the station. Cholsey Meadows is set within 100 acres of gardens and parkland. Featuring beautiful Grade II listed Victorian buildings that were part of the former Fairmile Hospital, the development has a cricket pitch and pavilion, children's play area, nature reserve, Great Hall (which holds events and is availble to hire) and direct access to more than a mile long stretch of the River Thames where there is access to go kayaking or paddleboarding.

Location
Cholsey village has a variety of amenities including a supermarket, local butchers, pharmacy, hairdressers, a gym, cafe, Chinese restaurant, Indian restaurant and two pubs. There is also a large village hall, a pre-school, toddlers group, a primary school and The Treehouse School. Lots of clubs cater for both children and older children. The Pavillion' and large park adjacent has a number of sports clubs including football (Cholsey Bluebirds), tennis courts, walking, cricket and badminton. There are a variety of clubs and associations and a proactive village magazine The Forty'. The train station is a huge benefit with regular trains to Didcot, Reading and London Paddington.

Outgoings
Council Tax band C

A freehold property with a maintennance fee of £273.23 every six months for the upkeep of the grounds and gardens.

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Purchasers must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.