House For Sale £600,000
Situated in the sought-after area of St Marks, the property boasts a classic red brick Victorian façade and benefits from the high ceilings and large windows of the era. Period features such as picture rails, original fireplaces and ornate bannisters beautifully complement the more modern internal touches found in this wonderful home, which has been sympathetically extended to maximise the space and create a layout well-suited to family living.
An entrance hallway opens onto the main sitting room with its feature log burner and wide bay window, as well as to a separate family room which leads through to a rear extension encompassing an open plan kitchen/dining room, separate utility and a handy shower room. Velux windows allow much natural light to flood the kitchen/dining room, which also enjoys ample storage, a central breakfast bar, built-in appliances including a wine fridge and access to the garden via bifold doors. There are three bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor, plus a fourth bedroom with eaves storage and velux windows on the second floor.
Outside
The property is set behind a small gravel front garden on a pleasant residential road offering on-street parking. A side gate leads to the south-west facing rear garden with its long lawn bordered by an eclectic mix of established shrubs and small trees. A paved patio with direct access to the dining room and a brick-built barbeque provides an excellent entertaining space, while a sizeable summer house at the end of the garden is equipped with power and internet, ideal for use as a home office.
Situation
Penyston Road is situated in the St Mark’s area of Maidenhead, with many attractive period terraced properties. There are amenities nearby 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 greatly enhance commuting to London’s West End and the City.
An entrance hallway opens onto the main sitting room with its feature log burner and wide bay window, as well as to a separate family room which leads through to a rear extension encompassing an open plan kitchen/dining room, separate utility and a handy shower room. Velux windows allow much natural light to flood the kitchen/dining room, which also enjoys ample storage, a central breakfast bar, built-in appliances including a wine fridge and access to the garden via bifold doors. There are three bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor, plus a fourth bedroom with eaves storage and velux windows on the second floor.
Outside
The property is set behind a small gravel front garden on a pleasant residential road offering on-street parking. A side gate leads to the south-west facing rear garden with its long lawn bordered by an eclectic mix of established shrubs and small trees. A paved patio with direct access to the dining room and a brick-built barbeque provides an excellent entertaining space, while a sizeable summer house at the end of the garden is equipped with power and internet, ideal for use as a home office.
Situation
Penyston Road is situated in the St Mark’s area of Maidenhead, with many attractive period terraced properties. There are amenities nearby 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 greatly enhance commuting to London’s West End and the City.
