About this property

With origins dating back to circa 1830 this charming property offers a flexible layout of accommodation including an annex and extends to over 6,700 sqft in total.

The property is approached via a long sweeping gravelled driveway that runs through the front garden, past the double garage and up to the front door.
The reception hall is very impressive, with polished wood parquet flooring, open fire place and high ceilings with moulded cornice, it certainly sets the scene for rest of the property. The 33 foot long sitting room with another open fire place and 4 sets of floor to ceiling double opening doors is another very noteworthy feature. On a more practical front, the self-contained two storey annex is ideal for long term guests, older children or perhaps could even be used as an Air B&B (subject to regulations).
The garden wraps around 3 sides of the property and at just over an acre is another lovely feature. It is laid largely to lawn but surrounded mature trees and shrubs providing a good deal of privacy.
We understand that in the early 20th Century Englefield Lodge was let during Ascot race week to Edward Prince of Wales and later Edward VII by the owner at the time, George Cassells.

Situation
Englefield Lodge can be found in a popular, residential road the heart of the picturesque village of Englefield Green. The village green is about half a mile away where you will find the cricket pitch and The Barley Mow pub which is part of the renowned culinary chain The White Brasserie Co. Shopping amenities catering for ‘day to day’ needs are available in the village centre and nearby Egham town whilst further extensive facilities may be found in Windsor and Staines.
Englefield Green is surrounded by miles of beautiful countryside yet is still within easy commuting distance of Central London. Rail connections to London (Waterloo) are available from Egham, Staines, Virginia Water, Datchet and Windsor and access to the M25 is available via Junction 13, which in turn provides access to the M4, M3 and Heathrow Airport.
Excellent sporting and leisure facilities in the area include golf at many well-known local courses including Wentworth and Sunningdale; polo at Smith’s Lawn and The Royal Berkshire; racing at Ascot and Windsor; tennis at nearby Coopers Hill Lawn Tennis Club; walking and horse riding in Windsor Great Park (subject to the necessary riding permit); boating on some stretches of the River Thames. Virginia Water Lake and Savill Garden are in close proximity.
There is extensive schooling in the area including Bishopsgate, St. John’s Beaumont, Eton College, St. Mary’s School, Heathfield, St. George's, Lambrook, TASIS & ACS International schools.

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Additional information

• 6 Bedrooms with 3 Bathrooms
• 4 Reception Rooms
• Kitchen/Breakfast Room
• Multi-room cellar
• Self-contained annex with separate entrance
• Double garage
• Plot of just over 1 acre

Key information

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate