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The house was built in 1904 in the classic Edwardian style as a manor house, and later converted to two separate wings in the 1950s. Internally the décor is traditionally appointed to complement the array of character features throughout, including wood panelling and wood floors, open fireplaces and leadlight windows. An extension to the rear houses the Mark Wilkinson "Cooks Kitchen" with an integrated range oven and dishwasher, as well as ample storage and a breakfast bar. A laundry room is attached to the kitchen, and there is also a pantry, boot room and cellar.
The well-proportioned sitting room is ideal for entertaining on winter days, featuring a stunning bay window and open fireplace. The generously sized dining room lets in plenty of light through bifold doors, which open to the rear garden, creating the ideal open environment for outdoor entertaining. This room also features a gas-fired stove.
On the first floor, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms and two bath/shower rooms, with a further two bedrooms, a bathroom and a lounge on the second floor. All of the bedrooms have built-in storage and there is also a useful cellar.
Outside
The property affords a grand first impression, set behind a generously sized gated driveway which leads to a double garage. The rear southwest-facing garden is enclosed by mature trees, giving the garden a high degree of privacy. To the rear it backs onto the open space at Maidenhead Thicket, which is managed by the National Trust. The garden also features a pond, an expansive level lawn and a summer house for storage or relaxing in. There is a generous patio area adjacent to the home for hosting.
Situation
The property is located on a private gated road within one of Maidenhead’s most prestigious residential areas, just west of the town centre and very convenient for commuters, a short drive from the Thicket Roundabout on the A404(M) which links the M40 and M4 motorways. The local area has many walking trails, with the property adjacent to the National Trust woodland at Maidenhead Thicket and approx. a mile from Pinkneys Green. Local amenities include a modern indoor swimming pool and leisure centre, a multi-screen cinema and a number of pubs and restaurants. Norden Farm Centre for the Arts offers an extensive community programme and live entertainment. Direct and regular rail services to London Paddington are available from Maidenhead station, which is also served by the Elizabeth Line. Back to listing
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Description
Set on a private road just off Newlands Drive, a highly coveted area of gated homes, this welcoming family home is well positioned for the commuter, being under half a mile from the A404(M), and just over two miles from Maidenhead train station. The house is in an excellent position for accessing the National Trust land at Maidenhead Thicket, with many dog walking opportunities in the local area.The house was built in 1904 in the classic Edwardian style as a manor house, and later converted to two separate wings in the 1950s. Internally the décor is traditionally appointed to complement the array of character features throughout, including wood panelling and wood floors, open fireplaces and leadlight windows. An extension to the rear houses the Mark Wilkinson "Cooks Kitchen" with an integrated range oven and dishwasher, as well as ample storage and a breakfast bar. A laundry room is attached to the kitchen, and there is also a pantry, boot room and cellar.
The well-proportioned sitting room is ideal for entertaining on winter days, featuring a stunning bay window and open fireplace. The generously sized dining room lets in plenty of light through bifold doors, which open to the rear garden, creating the ideal open environment for outdoor entertaining. This room also features a gas-fired stove.
On the first floor, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms and two bath/shower rooms, with a further two bedrooms, a bathroom and a lounge on the second floor. All of the bedrooms have built-in storage and there is also a useful cellar.
Outside
The property affords a grand first impression, set behind a generously sized gated driveway which leads to a double garage. The rear southwest-facing garden is enclosed by mature trees, giving the garden a high degree of privacy. To the rear it backs onto the open space at Maidenhead Thicket, which is managed by the National Trust. The garden also features a pond, an expansive level lawn and a summer house for storage or relaxing in. There is a generous patio area adjacent to the home for hosting.
Situation
The property is located on a private gated road within one of Maidenhead’s most prestigious residential areas, just west of the town centre and very convenient for commuters, a short drive from the Thicket Roundabout on the A404(M) which links the M40 and M4 motorways. The local area has many walking trails, with the property adjacent to the National Trust woodland at Maidenhead Thicket and approx. a mile from Pinkneys Green. Local amenities include a modern indoor swimming pool and leisure centre, a multi-screen cinema and a number of pubs and restaurants. Norden Farm Centre for the Arts offers an extensive community programme and live entertainment. Direct and regular rail services to London Paddington are available from Maidenhead station, which is also served by the Elizabeth Line. Back to listing
