Langley detached home near station on market for £700,000

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A period property built in the early 20th century has gone on the market.

The house on Willoughby Road, Langley, is being sold for £700,000 and has three double bedrooms, two reception rooms, and a 'large' extension with a 23ft modern kitchen.

The house is said to be in excellent condition and has been modernised throughout, yet is in keeping with its original character, according to the Zoppla listing.

Shaker-style cupboards, modern worktops with a breakfast bar, are found in the kitchen, as well as double doors leading to the private rear garden.

There is also a spacious family bathroom and a downstairs cloakroom.

The Zoopla listing said: "Rising to the first floor are the main family bathroom and three excellent size double bedrooms boasting a range of fitted cupboards, and two original fireplaces in character with the 20th-century build."

Outside, the rear garden is mostly laid to lawn and has an outbuilding for additional storage.

At the front of the property, there is driveway parking for two cars.

The property is within walking distance of Langley station, which is on the Elizabeth Line, and is close to several primary and secondary schools.

The Langley Heritage Primary, Langley Hall Primary Academy, and Marish Primary School are all within 0.3 miles of the property, and Foxborough Primary School and The Langley Academy Primary are also under a mile away.

There are three secondary schools within a mile of the house - Langley Hall Arts Academy, The Langley Academy, and Langley Grammar School.

The property also has good transport links, with Langley station 0.3 miles away, Iver station 1.4 miles away, and 2.3 miles away from both Datchet and Slough stations.

The property has an EPC rating of D, and the estate agent said it is being sold with no onward chain.

According to the Government's website, the average energy rating for a property in England and Wales is a D.

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