A new-build apartment with high ceilings and secure underground parking has been listed for sale in central Reading.
Set in a recently launched development on Kings Road, the two-bedroom, two-bathroom flat is being offered for £395,000.
The building forms part of a collection of 93 apartments, with options available ranging from studios to two-bedroom homes, according to the Zoopla listing.
The property is close to the River Kennet in Reading’s RG1 area.
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Floor-to-ceiling heights in the building reach 2.8 metres, which the listing says ‘raises the bar for sophisticated apartment living in Reading’.
Each unit, including this flat, has an allocated underground parking space within a secure car park.
The apartment features an open-plan kitchen and dining area alongside a designated living room.
The main bedroom is equipped with built-in storage and an en suite shower room. A second bedroom and a family bathroom complete the living space.
The listing notes that the photographs are of other apartments in the Kennet Place development, not of the specific flat for sale, and do not necessarily show the exact layout or finishes of this home. The property is being sold with a leasehold tenure.
Mains water, drainage, and electricity are supplied, and the flat is heated by electric systems.
Broadband and mobile phone coverage are subject to checks, and interested parties are advised to use the Ofcom website for more information.
The flat’s Energy Performance Certificate, service charge details, and council tax band are yet to be confirmed. A reservation fee is payable to secure an offer.
There are also several schools all less than half a mile away. These include The Deenway Montessori School, Red Balloon Learner Centre Reading, Kendrick School and St John’s Church of England Primary School.
Reading’s market has shown modest year-on-year decreases in price of around two to three per cent in some datasets.
The local property sector remains described as ‘opportunity-rich’, with more availability and a wider mix of mortgage products than during recent years.
The average property price across the Reading postcode area sits in the mid-£400,000s, with levels little changed over the past year.
Proximity to Reading station, just half a mile away, and a choice of local schools—including primary, secondary, and independent options—are noted as factors underpinning continued demand for homes in the area.
The Deenway Montessori School, Kendrick School, and St John’s Church of England Primary School are all within half a mile of the development.