3 bedroom Detached House
Ellington Road, MAIDENHEAD
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A wonderfully private home in sought-after Taplow, close to the River Thames and station. Offering excellent scope for renovation and extension STPP, with a mature garden and substantial detached workshop, creating an exciting opportunity for a bespoke f
Detached Family Home
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Tucked away in a peaceful private cul-de-sac, moments from the River Thames, this charming 1960s home offers a rare combination of privacy, position and exciting potential.
Set within a wonderfully established plot, the house has been extended over the years and now presents an excellent opportunity to create a highly individual family home. There is considerable scope for further enlargement and reconfiguration, subject to the necessary consents, including potential to extend over the garage or to the side and rear. Planning permission was previously granted, although this has now lapsed.
For those looking for a property with potential, this is an appealing renovation project in a particularly desirable setting. The existing house provides a comfortable foundation, while the generous garden and private position offer plenty of inspiration for a future transformation.
The accommodation begins with an entrance hall opening into the kitchen, with a cloakroom and WC nearby. The sitting room and study provide flexible living spaces, while to the rear, the conservatory has a lovely outlook over the garden and currently serves as the dining room.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom has an attractive vaulted ceiling, built-in wardrobes and an en suite shower room. A further double bedroom enjoys views across the rear garden, alongside a single bedroom and family bathroom.
Outside
One of the property's most appealing qualities is its sense of seclusion. Approached via a private cul-de-sac shared with just three other houses, it feels pleasantly removed from the surrounding village while remaining exceptionally well connected.
A tarmac driveway leads to a tandem garage, with a lawn and established planting creating a welcoming approach. To the rear, the garden is mature, private and wonderfully green, enclosed by established trees and hedging. A broad area of lawn is framed by well-stocked flowerbeds, while a deck adjoining the house provides a natural setting for outdoor dining and summer entertaining.
A particularly notable feature is the substantial detached workshop, extending to more than 500 sq ft. Offering an impressive amount of versatile space, it could suit a wide variety of uses, from a serious workshop or studio to a home office, gym, creative space or additional storage, subject to any necessary consents.
The garden also lends itself to a relaxed country-garden lifestyle, with raised vegetable beds and mature planting providing plenty of opportunity for keen gardeners.
The Lifestyle
Taplow offers an enviable blend of village living, riverside walks and excellent connectivity. The River Thames is close by, while Taplow Lake provides opportunities for watersports and enjoying the outdoors. There is a good selection of everyday amenities nearby, including a Tesco superstore, with further shopping, restaurants and leisure facilities available in Maidenhead and Windsor.
The surrounding area is particularly well known for its food and hospitality, with riverside dining at Roux at Skindles and the celebrated restaurants of nearby Bray, including several Michelin-starred establishments.
Families are also well served by the area's schools, with the property within the catchment area for Burnham Grammar School, subject to the school's admissions criteria and annual arrangements.
For commuters, Taplow station is approximately 0.9 miles away, providing regular Elizabeth line services towards London Paddington and Reading. The M4 is also readily accessible at Junction 7, giving convenient connections to Heathrow, the M25, London and the West Country.
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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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