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Flat 20
£345,000
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superb top-floor two-bedroom apartment in an exclusive riverside setting, surrounded by four acres of mature landscaped grounds and commanding stunning views across the River Thames to the Berkshire hills. Perfectly positioned in the heart of the village, within easy walking distance of the High Street, riverside walks and the mainline station.
20 Cariad Court
Occupying the top floor of Cariad Court, Apartment 20 is accessed via an elegant communal entrance serving all apartments. A welcoming L-shaped reception hall provides a natural flow throughout the home, with all principal rooms accessed from this central space.
The well-appointed kitchen enjoys a pleasant front aspect and is comprehensively fitted with an extensive range of cabinetry and integrated appliances. The impressive sitting/dining room is the principal reception space, where large sliding doors open onto a private balcony, perfectly positioned to capture breathtaking views across the beautifully landscaped gardens, the River Thames and the Thames Valley beyond, extending to the wooded National Trust hills on the Berkshire side of the river.
The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and a stylish en suite bathroom with separate shower, while the second double
bedroom also enjoys delightful river views. A well-appointed family bathroom completes the accommodation.
Outside
Cariad Court is approached via a private entrance from Cleeve Road, leading through beautifully maintained grounds to the residents’ parking areas, including both extensive surface parking and additional underground parking.
Set within approximately four acres of magnificent landscaped gardens and grounds, the development occupies an elevated position some 100 feet above the River Thames, commanding spectacular west-facing views across the river, water meadows and the rolling Berkshire Downs beyond.
Originally created for Cariad House, a distinguished Tudor-style country residence built for the Earl of Shrewsbury during the late Victorian period, the gardens retain much of their historic character. Expansive lawns, elegant stone terraces, meandering pathways, ornamental rockeries and mature specimen trees combine to create an exceptional parkland setting, offering residents a rare sense of privacy, tranquillity and grandeur in one of the area’s most desirable riverside locations.
Tenure
The Apartment is Leasehold and has the benefit of a 999-year Lease originating in approximately 2012. The current years’ service charge is £2,000 per annum paid half yearly in April and October. The service charge includes buildings insurance, maintenance to the internal communal areas, maintenance to the exterior of the building, maintenance to the grounds, communal lighting, and exterior window cleaning. There is no Ground Rent to pay.
Situation
The sought-after village of Goring-on-Thames enjoys a picturesque setting in the Thames Valley, nestled between the Chiltern Hills and Berkshire Downs within the scenic Goring Gap, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Renowned for its riverside charm, Goring offers an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, traditional pubs, a boutique hotel, doctors’ and dental surgeries, together with a mainline station providing fast services to London Paddington via Reading and the Elizabeth Line. The village also offers convenient access to Oxford, Reading, Newbury, the M4, M40 and Heathrow Airport.
A thriving community, Goring benefits from a wide range of clubs and societies, a highly regarded primary school, and an excellent choice of both state and independent schools nearby.
Services
•Mains water, electricity and drainage. Background heating from thermostatically controlled night storage heaters. Domestic hot water from immersion heater.
•Council tax – Band E
•Local authority: South Oxfordshire District Council
•Postcode: RG8 9BT
Occupying the top floor of Cariad Court, Apartment 20 is accessed via an elegant communal entrance serving all apartments. A welcoming L-shaped reception hall provides a natural flow throughout the home, with all principal rooms accessed from this central space.
The well-appointed kitchen enjoys a pleasant front aspect and is comprehensively fitted with an extensive range of cabinetry and integrated appliances. The impressive sitting/dining room is the principal reception space, where large sliding doors open onto a private balcony, perfectly positioned to capture breathtaking views across the beautifully landscaped gardens, the River Thames and the Thames Valley beyond, extending to the wooded National Trust hills on the Berkshire side of the river.
The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and a stylish en suite bathroom with separate shower, while the second double
bedroom also enjoys delightful river views. A well-appointed family bathroom completes the accommodation.
Outside
Cariad Court is approached via a private entrance from Cleeve Road, leading through beautifully maintained grounds to the residents’ parking areas, including both extensive surface parking and additional underground parking.
Set within approximately four acres of magnificent landscaped gardens and grounds, the development occupies an elevated position some 100 feet above the River Thames, commanding spectacular west-facing views across the river, water meadows and the rolling Berkshire Downs beyond.
Originally created for Cariad House, a distinguished Tudor-style country residence built for the Earl of Shrewsbury during the late Victorian period, the gardens retain much of their historic character. Expansive lawns, elegant stone terraces, meandering pathways, ornamental rockeries and mature specimen trees combine to create an exceptional parkland setting, offering residents a rare sense of privacy, tranquillity and grandeur in one of the area’s most desirable riverside locations.
Tenure
The Apartment is Leasehold and has the benefit of a 999-year Lease originating in approximately 2012. The current years’ service charge is £2,000 per annum paid half yearly in April and October. The service charge includes buildings insurance, maintenance to the internal communal areas, maintenance to the exterior of the building, maintenance to the grounds, communal lighting, and exterior window cleaning. There is no Ground Rent to pay.
Situation
The sought-after village of Goring-on-Thames enjoys a picturesque setting in the Thames Valley, nestled between the Chiltern Hills and Berkshire Downs within the scenic Goring Gap, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Renowned for its riverside charm, Goring offers an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, traditional pubs, a boutique hotel, doctors’ and dental surgeries, together with a mainline station providing fast services to London Paddington via Reading and the Elizabeth Line. The village also offers convenient access to Oxford, Reading, Newbury, the M4, M40 and Heathrow Airport.
A thriving community, Goring benefits from a wide range of clubs and societies, a highly regarded primary school, and an excellent choice of both state and independent schools nearby.
Services
•Mains water, electricity and drainage. Background heating from thermostatically controlled night storage heaters. Domestic hot water from immersion heater.
•Council tax – Band E
•Local authority: South Oxfordshire District Council
•Postcode: RG8 9BT
