About this property

A characterful and elegantly appointed extended Victorian home with gated parking and a good-size garden with a predominantly southerly aspect.

Situated on a prominent and larger-than-average corner plot in an area of Maidenhead much loved for its character Edwardian and Victorian homes, is this attractive five-bedroom property that has been extended to create a generous family residence. The Victorian property has a number of lovely original features, including wood floors, open fireplaces and sash windows, which are beautifully complemented by the more modern décor scheme which is mostly neutral and incorporates contemporary lighting, a stylish kitchen and modern bath/shower rooms. The house extends to just over 2000 sq ft across three floors, following a loft conversion and an extension to the rear. A good size reception hallway with stripped wood floors and understairs storage leads to a 26ft dual aspect sitting room which has two open fireplaces. and there is a doorway to an adjoining study which has external access. The open plan kitchen/dining room has a free standing range-style cooker and breakfast bar, with ample space for formal dining and relaxation beyond, and overlooks the attractive garden. To the rear of the home are a utility room and ground floor shower room with WC. On the first floor there are four bedrooms and a family bathroom, with a principal bedroom with an en suite shower room and eaves storage on the second floor which is in addition to loft storage.

Outside
The home has a well proportioned plot owing to its corner position, with a pedestrian entrance on All Saints Avenue onto a delightful front garden. A vehicle entrance from St Marks Road is accessed via a set of electric double gates opening to a gravel driveway with parking for several vehicles. The secluded garden, which has a predominently southerly aspect, has a paved terrace adjacent to the home which has doors opening onto it from the kitchen and study, a lawn and well-stocked borders featuring a variety of shrubs.

Situation
The property is located within an area of Maidenhead popular for it's character home and ease of access to the town centre and station. More locally are a coffee shop with indoor and outdoor seating, a pub and a Tesco Express. Amenities within the town include a modern leisure centre, variety of sports clubs and nature reserve at Braywick Park, Play areas at Oaken Grove and Boyn Hill parks, lawn tennis and cricket clubs and there are active community programmes at the Centre for the Arts at Norden Farm and the centrally located library. The town centre is also home to a multi screen cinema and there are a range of dining options in the regenerated Waterside Quarter, along the river and near the footpaths and National Trust land at Maidenhead Thicket and Pinkneys Green. There are a number of highly regarded schools in the Maidenhead area in both the state and independent sectors.

Junction 8/9 of the M4 is easily accessible providing access to the M25 motorway network, Heathrow Airport, London and the West Country. Direct and regular rail services to London Paddington are available from Maidenhead station (1 mile), which is also served by the Elizabeth Line.

Five bedrooms

Three bath/shower rooms

Sitting room

Kitchen/dining room

Study

Utility room

Driveway parking

Garden

Total of approx. 2004 Sq Ft

Additional information

• Five bedrooms
• Three bath/shower rooms
• Sitting room
• Kitchen/dining room
• Study
• Utility room
• Driveway parking
• Garden
• Total of approx. 2004 Sq Ft

Key information

Council Tax Band: 5

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate