Kilmington Close

If you're buying your first house, moving as a couple or looking for somewhere that could comfortably accommodate a young child, this is a home where the layout makes particularly good use of the space available.

The ground floor has been opened up to create one sociable kitchen, dining and living space measuring approximately 22'7" x 10'11". Rather than dividing the house into a series of smaller rooms, the kitchen sits naturally at one end with a breakfast bar separating the cooking area from the main living space, leaving enough room for dining, relaxing and everyday life.

The full renovation has been carried through properly rather than simply cosmetically. The new kitchen includes integrated appliances, while improvements include a replacement boiler, radiators and Hive heating, meaning a buyer can move in without immediately facing a list of jobs.

Upstairs, the main bedroom has built-in storage while the second bedroom gives the house useful flexibility. It could work as a child's bedroom, nursery or dedicated home office without taking working space away from the main living area. The bathroom has been tastefully renovated with all new units, full length bath and over head shower.

Outside, the landscaped rear garden gives you somewhere private to sit, entertain or let a child play, while parking is unusually well catered for with a space immediately to the front and an additional allocated parking space to the rear.

What makes Kilmington Close particularly useful, though, is its position within Forest Park.

Crown Wood Primary School is approximately 500 meters away, and its January 2026 Ofsted inspection judged its early-years provision at Strong standard. For anyone thinking a few years ahead, having a primary school this close is a genuine practical advantage.

For commuting, Martins Heron station is around 1.5 miles away. Direct trains run towards both Reading and London Waterloo, with fastest journeys of around 19 minutes to Reading and approximately one hour to Waterloo. Bracknell station is around 2 miles away, while local bus stops are roughly 350–450 metres from the property.

Bracknell town centre and The Lexicon provide the larger shops, restaurants, cinema and leisure facilities, while the A322 and A329 connections give straightforward access towards both the M3 and M4.

Offered as a freehold two-bedroom terraced house with no onward chain, this is ultimately about buying something straightforward: modern accommodation, your own garden, useful parking and a location that works whether you're commuting during the week or starting to think about schools.