This impressive semi-detached period property built in the Victorian era offers substantial living accommodation throughout and blends the original features and modern decor. Located in a popular residential area, a short drive or a 15/20 minute walk to Maidenhead town centre and train station (Elizabeth Line).

On the ground floor, there are two spacious reception rooms with ample living space for both entertaining and relaxed family gatherings. It has original features, including high ceilings and ornate fireplaces, which have been lovingly preserved. The heart of the home is the kitchen/dining room with its ample storage, and bi-fold doors which open out onto the beautiful garden. It has granite worktops, solid oak kitchen cabinet doors and a range cooker, perfect for family meals. There is also a cloakroom and a utility room.

There are two double bedrooms with fitted cupboards and a smaller bedroom, plus a family bathroom on the first floor. On the second floor is the spacious main bedroom, which has an abundance of wardrobe space, a Juliette balcony overlooking the garden and an ensuite bathroom. Plus some very handy eaves storage.

Outside, the property truly shines. The beautifully landscaped garden offers a peaceful retreat, with mature trees, vibrant flowerbeds, and a large patio area ideal for outdoor BBQs and socialising. There is plenty of space for children to play and to keep a keen gardener happy. There is also the added benefit of a beautiful wooden cabin, which is currently being used as a home office but offers flexibility according to one’s needs. To the front, the private driveway provides parking for two cars.

Added benefits include a short drive or a 15/20 minute walk to the High Street and train station (Elizabeth Line). Providing easy access to London and the City. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a historic yet beautifully updated home in one of Maidenhead’s most desirable locations.

Location
The property is situated in the popular St Mark?s area of Maidenhead, less than 5 minutes? drive from the town centre and train station, with easy access to the A404M, M4 and Heathrow. There is a selection of excellent schooling nearby, including Newlands Girls School and Furze Platt School, as well as day-to-day amenities such as a florist, a lovely cafe, sourdough bakery, convenience store, and a local pub within walking distance.

Schools and leisure
The surrounding area provides excellent schooling for children of all ages, both in the private and state sectors. There are numerous rugby, rowing, and football clubs, plus racing at Ascot and Windsor. The River Thames can also be accessed at Maidenhead, and is perfect for paddle boarding, kayaking, and sailing. The local area has many walking trails, including the National Trust woodland at Maidenhead Thicket and Pinkneys Green. With nearby Bray and Taplow Lake, cold water swimming fans are spoilt for choice. Other amenities include the newly opened Braywick Leisure Centre, a multiplex cinema, shops, and lots of excellent restaurants.