This four double bedroom detached period home has its origins dating back to the 1600s and is privately situated right in the heart of Burnham Village. The property is positioned on a generous plot and the front part of its structure is Grade II Listed. The ground floor features four reception rooms with the inclusion of 20ft living room, a 15ft sitting room with open fireplace, a 15ft dining room and a 19ft family room. There is also a 26ft granite fitted kitchen/breakfast room which includes a Range Cooker, bedroom four and access to the study/office. To the first floor there are three double-sized bedrooms and a three piece family bathroom. It should be noted that the master bedroom includes a 16th Century ceiling beam. Externally the rear garden is generous whilst there is a large patio area ideal for summer dining. The grounds incorporate a 22ft double garage and further parking set behind electric gates for up to four cars. This property is offered to the market with an abundance of character features and provides flexible and spacious living accommodation stretching to 2170 sqft.

External
The rear garden is generous whilst there is a large patio area ideal for summer dining. The grounds incorporate a 22ft double garage and further parking set behind electric gates for up to four cars

Council Tax
Band G

Adaptions
The property offers the potential to adjust the layout so that the kitchen could be moved into the family room with direct access onto the rear garden.

Transport Links
Nearest Stations:

Burnham (0.9 miles)
Taplow (1.2 miles)
Maidenhead (3.0 miles)

Location
The property is well situated for access to all amenities required for day to day living within Burnham. There are a variety of shopping and leisure facilities also within a short distance, in Windsor, Maidenhead and Slough. Additionally the property is served by excellent transport links including the M4, M25 and M40 as well as Burnham station which is soon to benefit from Crossrail providing a high speed rail service straight through to east London.