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Windsor Lane

£1,850 Price Per Month

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Stunning and Spacious! A Three Bedroom Maisonette - Newly Refurnished - Walk to Burnham Train Station for the Elizabeth Line CONTINUED...

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Over 1,000 sq ft of sleek, modern living—just moments from the Elizabeth Line!Step into this beautifully transformed home where space, light, and contemporary style meet. Situated in the peaceful and sought-after Windsor Close, this exceptionally large three-bedroom first-floor maisonette offers the kind of generous layout rarely seen on the market.Freshly refurbished from top to bottom, every inch of this home has been designed for comfortable, modern living:Light-Filled Living: A bright, expansive lounge perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests.Modern Fitted Kitchen: Comes fully equipped with generous counter space and smart storage solutions.Three Genuine Double Bedrooms: No "box rooms" here—plenty of space for the whole family or home-office setups.Sleek Family Bathroom: Finished with contemporary fixtures for a fresh, clean feel.Unbeatable Location for Families & Commuters Alike:Commuter’s Dream: Quick access to Burnham Station (Elizabeth Line) means seamless, direct trips into Central London, Canary Wharf, and Heathrow.Top-Tier School Catchment: Ideally placed for renowned local schools, including Burnham Grammar, St Peter's C of E, Lent Rise, and Priory School.Everyday Convenience: Enjoy local parks, vibrant shops, and major supermarkets right on your doorstep.Added Comforts: Gas central heating, fantastic natural light throughout, and convenient on-street parking.Contact us today to arrange your private viewing before it’s gone!

Property Reference: HRT044103507

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About Maidenhead

This quaint market town in Berkshire was once a small Roman settlement called Alaunodunum. By the mid-1800s Maidenhead had become one of the most popular coaching towns in England. The infamous bridge here, designed by architect George Edmund Street, has been in place since 1777.

Maidenhead’s natural beauty, complete with riverside walks, mean that despite your proximity to the city, you're never far from peace and quiet. This is an area for food lovers, with the nearby village of Bray home to Heston Blumenthal’s The Fat Duck restaurant, as well as Alain Roux's Waterside Inn. In Maidenhead, there's a mix of Italian, Indian and Mexican restaurants, gastro pubs and bars, and more on the way.

Exciting new developments like Crossrail, and increased investment in the area, have helped to revive Maidenhead as a popular area to live. Increasing travel connections has made it much easier for commuters travelling into the capital.

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