House For Sale £525,000
Located in a prime area of St Marks, this attractive home is tucked away towards the end of a private drive, just off of Penyston Road. The property is set behind an off-street parking space, with a walled garden to the rear. The Victorian home has been sympathetically updated over the years, with an attractive modern extension to the rear. There are a wealth of period features throughout including: Original Victorian cast iron fireplaces; cornicing; and original stripped pine doors. All complemented by contemporary décor.
The property is well laid out, making maximum advantage of the available space. Large sash windows afford good natural light which makes the space feel light and airy.
Access is from the front door onto a hallway, which opens to the sitting room, which has plantation-style solid wood shutters at the window. The room is open plan onto the dining room, fitted with ample storage, which leads to the modern kitchen at the rear which has a semi-vaulted ceiling with three skylights and French doors opening to the garden. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom with rolltop bath and separate shower.
Outside
To the front of the house there is an off-street parking area with an additional gravel path along the side, providing direct garden access. The rear garden is south-west facing and is well enclosed with wooden panel fencing to either side and a high wall at the rear. The garden features a parcel of lawn, a paved patio and a raised bed stocked with a variety of shrubs.
Situation
Penyston Road is situated in the St Mark’s area of Maidenhead, with many attractive period terraced properties. There are amenities in the village area of Pinkneys Green, which is surrounded by beautiful countryside and National Trust land, and a wider choice of shopping and leisure facilities in Maidenhead town centre. The popular Temple Golf Club is situated to the north west of the town, while other sporting and leisure facilities in the area include horse racing at Ascot and Windsor and rowing at Dorney Lake. The M4 motorway provides access to London, the West Country, Heathrow Airport and the M25/wider motorway network. Rail access to London is available via Maidenhead Station (1.2 miles); the future arrival of Crossrail will further enhance commuting to London’s West End and the City.
The property is well laid out, making maximum advantage of the available space. Large sash windows afford good natural light which makes the space feel light and airy.
Access is from the front door onto a hallway, which opens to the sitting room, which has plantation-style solid wood shutters at the window. The room is open plan onto the dining room, fitted with ample storage, which leads to the modern kitchen at the rear which has a semi-vaulted ceiling with three skylights and French doors opening to the garden. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom with rolltop bath and separate shower.
Outside
To the front of the house there is an off-street parking area with an additional gravel path along the side, providing direct garden access. The rear garden is south-west facing and is well enclosed with wooden panel fencing to either side and a high wall at the rear. The garden features a parcel of lawn, a paved patio and a raised bed stocked with a variety of shrubs.
Situation
Penyston Road is situated in the St Mark’s area of Maidenhead, with many attractive period terraced properties. There are amenities in the village area of Pinkneys Green, which is surrounded by beautiful countryside and National Trust land, and a wider choice of shopping and leisure facilities in Maidenhead town centre. The popular Temple Golf Club is situated to the north west of the town, while other sporting and leisure facilities in the area include horse racing at Ascot and Windsor and rowing at Dorney Lake. The M4 motorway provides access to London, the West Country, Heathrow Airport and the M25/wider motorway network. Rail access to London is available via Maidenhead Station (1.2 miles); the future arrival of Crossrail will further enhance commuting to London’s West End and the City.
