House For Sale £1,350,000
Situated within the sought-after Thames Valley village of Shurlock Row, this attractive detached cottage occupies a leafy and approx. 1.16 acre plot. The house is enveloped by mature gardens with far reaching views over the surrounding countryside. The period home has been altered and extended over the years though retains much of its original character including exposed timber beams and cast-iron fireplaces. This lovely home offers excellent potential for the new owner to put their stamp on the interiors, with scope for further extension if desired, subject to obtaining the necessary consents. The accommodation is well planned and offers a high degree of flexibility, with rooms across both floors that could easily afford other functions. The ground floor is accessed directly onto the kitchen, which is farmhouse style with space for a breakfast table. In addition there is a separate dining room, sitting room and lounge, plus a utility room and cloakroom with w.c. Upstairs there are five good size bedrooms and a further interconnecting room which would make an ideal study or shared playroom for children. There is a bathroom and a separate shower room, plus a further shower within one of the bedrooms providing potential to create an en-suite.
Outside
The house is set back from the road behind a small front garden bordered by a high hedge providing privacy from the road, and to one side boardered by an area of woodland. A driveway leads between the house and a selection of outbuildings including a garage and shed, with a further storage space to the rear of the house. There is ample off-street parking for several vehicles. The garden is mostly laid to lawn interspersed with mature trees including an impressive weeping willow.
Situation
Nestled at the heart of the Thames Valley, Shurlock Row is a charming village within easy reach of Maidenhead (6 miles) and Twyford (3 miles), as well as the larger city of Reading (9 miles) with its extensive shopping and amenities. There is open green space surrounding the village in the form of arable and grassland farms and woodland which provide attractive walking areas. The village is also home to the well-regarded pub, The Shurlock Inn. Country pursuits are locally very popular including polo with many local grounds, racing at Windsor and Ascot, and watersports on the River Thames. The M4 motorway can be accessed at junctions 9 and 10, linking to the M25, Heathrow and Gatwick airports and the wider motorway network. Rail services are available from Twyford (2.9 miles) and Maidenhead, with direct trains to London Paddington and the future arrival of Crossrail further enhancing commuting to London’s West End and the City.
Additional Information
Oil fired central heating and hot water.
Outside
The house is set back from the road behind a small front garden bordered by a high hedge providing privacy from the road, and to one side boardered by an area of woodland. A driveway leads between the house and a selection of outbuildings including a garage and shed, with a further storage space to the rear of the house. There is ample off-street parking for several vehicles. The garden is mostly laid to lawn interspersed with mature trees including an impressive weeping willow.
Situation
Nestled at the heart of the Thames Valley, Shurlock Row is a charming village within easy reach of Maidenhead (6 miles) and Twyford (3 miles), as well as the larger city of Reading (9 miles) with its extensive shopping and amenities. There is open green space surrounding the village in the form of arable and grassland farms and woodland which provide attractive walking areas. The village is also home to the well-regarded pub, The Shurlock Inn. Country pursuits are locally very popular including polo with many local grounds, racing at Windsor and Ascot, and watersports on the River Thames. The M4 motorway can be accessed at junctions 9 and 10, linking to the M25, Heathrow and Gatwick airports and the wider motorway network. Rail services are available from Twyford (2.9 miles) and Maidenhead, with direct trains to London Paddington and the future arrival of Crossrail further enhancing commuting to London’s West End and the City.
Additional Information
Oil fired central heating and hot water.
