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This fully furnished maisonette is convineintly located within 5 minute drive from Wokingham Train Station and local amenities. Light and airy throughout this home from home has a spacious living area, leading onto the fitted kitchen where you will find everything you need from cooking utensils to wine glasses. Two double bedrooms with ample clothes storage, sharing the modern family bathroom. With its own entrance and allocated parking. Pets are welcome!

Wokingham is a pretty market town popular with families for the excellent schools, buzzy town and surrounding countryside. Located on the Emm Brook in the Loddon Valley in central Berkshire and situated 39 miles (62.8 km) west of central London. It sits between the larger, industrial towns of Reading and Bracknell. Minutes from the M4 and with links to the M3, it is well served by trains from Wokingham Station which go direct to Waterloo (allow an hour and 15 minutes) and zip you to Reading in 10 minutes. There is also a steady stream of local buses. The town has undergone a big regeneration project and now has a bustling high street of independent and small chain shops, surrounded by accessible countryside. The town hall in Wokingham is the beautiful central building. Still used as council offices, it has a cafe and a shop, but the true gem is the small tourist information office with a wealth of information available for the area.