House For Sale £475,000
Offered to the market with no onward chain stands this three bedroom semi-detached riverside cottage with 20ft backwater mooring. To the ground floor there is a kitchen, a downstairs bathroom, lounge and a sunroom. Upstairs there are two double-bedrooms and a further single. To the front of the property is a shed and lawned garden, with parking for two cars. The rear garden is laid to lawn with riverside moorings. There is potential to extend, subject to the usual planning consents, and some modernisation is required.
Owners Comments: "The Ankerwycke estate which is easily accessible by foot from the house along Hythe End Road, and leads to the 2,500 years old Ankerwycke Yew tree and Ankerwycke Priory, which has been the subject of a major archaeological dig by Surrey County Archaeological Unit over the last 2 years it is reachable from 54, either by foot or boat. King Henry VIII courted Ann Boleyn under the Ankerwycke Yew tree! The walk takes you along beautiful Riverside footpaths through equally beautiful woodland which is part of the Green Belt and is now in the care of the National Trust. The area benefits from a good "Neighbourhood Watch" system, and the neighbours are excellent; very friendly and helpful, with a useful road committee.”
The property is located within easy reach of Wraysbury with all its associated amenities and picturesque village cricket Green, and Staines-upon-Thames town centre is also close by. There is good access to motorway network M25 and easy access to Heathrow Airport. There are a selection of excellent state and private schools located nearby including Eton College. It is understood that Wraysbury has the highest number of clubs and societies in any UK village from sailing to sewing!
Owners Comments: "The Ankerwycke estate which is easily accessible by foot from the house along Hythe End Road, and leads to the 2,500 years old Ankerwycke Yew tree and Ankerwycke Priory, which has been the subject of a major archaeological dig by Surrey County Archaeological Unit over the last 2 years it is reachable from 54, either by foot or boat. King Henry VIII courted Ann Boleyn under the Ankerwycke Yew tree! The walk takes you along beautiful Riverside footpaths through equally beautiful woodland which is part of the Green Belt and is now in the care of the National Trust. The area benefits from a good "Neighbourhood Watch" system, and the neighbours are excellent; very friendly and helpful, with a useful road committee.”
The property is located within easy reach of Wraysbury with all its associated amenities and picturesque village cricket Green, and Staines-upon-Thames town centre is also close by. There is good access to motorway network M25 and easy access to Heathrow Airport. There are a selection of excellent state and private schools located nearby including Eton College. It is understood that Wraysbury has the highest number of clubs and societies in any UK village from sailing to sewing!
