• Detached home +
• cul de sac location +
• Four bedrooms +
• Two bath/shower rooms +
• Three reception rooms +
• Enclosed garden +
• Double garage +
• Parking +
• Good transport links +
• Total of approx. 1260 sq ft +

A family home situated on a 1980s development accessed from the Windsor Road, with great links to Maidenhead, Windsor and the M4. The detached property has a good setting on a corner plot, with the garden, garages and parking to the rear. Internally the house is filled with natural light and has well-proportioned accommodation ideally suited to families or professionals, and there is great scope to personalise the home to suit the needs and tastes of the new owner.

The accommodation extends to about 1260 sq ft and is arranged over two floors, with a choice of reception rooms downstairs. The hallway, with its storage cupboard and cloakroom with WC, leads to an open plan kitchen/breakfast room, a separate formal dining room, a family room and a lovely sitting room with glaze sliding doors opening to the rear garden. Upstairs the principal bedroom is en suite with a wall of built-in wardrobes for storage. The remaining three bedrooms comprise of two good-size doubles and a single, and share a family bathroom.

There is scope for extension subject to necessary consents and aided by a recent approved planning application 22/03133/FULL - Please see RBWM's planning portal for full details

Outside

The front is accessed via a pedestrian path leading through a pretty front garden stocked with trees and shrubs. To the rear, the garden is partly walled and fully enclosed, with a private feel. It is attractively landscaped with a terrace adjoining the house and a further paved area at the rear, where there is space for a hot tub. There are access gates from the front and back and the double garage is situated to the rear of the garden, where there are three parking spaces.

Situation

Tithe Barn Drive is situated on the Bray side of Maidenhead, with the open green spaces of Braywick Park and Nature Reserve. Both Bray, Dorney lakes and the River Thames are in walking distance. The residential cul de sac is situated 2.6 miles from Maidenhead station which serves London Paddington and from which there is direct access to the West End, City and Canary Wharf via the Elizabeth Line. It is within easy reach of the M4 motorway which links to the London, Heathrow airport and the West Country. Locally, there are day to day amenities in central Maidenhead with an array of dining options in the Waterside Quarter plus fine dining in Bray. Sporting and leisure facilities are abundant with a modern Leisure Centre at Braywick Park, the Centre for the Arts at Norden Farm, a cinema and range of sports clubs in the town. There are a number of very well-regarded schools in both the state and independent sector in the local area.