Burroughs Crescent, Bourne End, SL8

The front door opens into the entrance hall with access to the sitting room, kitchen, cloakroom and under stairs storage cupboard. The sitting room is a generous space with parquet flooring throughout with a window to the rear aspect, double doors into the dining/family room and stairs leading up to the first floor landing. The dining/family room to the rear of the house has flexible use, the current owners use the space for home working as well as for entertaining. There are French doors out to the rear decking and garden, there is a door leading into the garage. The front aspect kitchen has been re-fitted and has a comprehensive range of storage units, and integrated appliances including double oven, gas hob, extractor and dishwasher. There are sliding, glazed panels to the rear as a serving hatch to the sitting room. To the first floor are three bedrooms and the family bathroom. All of the bedrooms have built in wardrobes, The family bathroom has also been re-fitted with a white three piece suite, with shower over the bath. The owners have recently carried out additional work to the roof, including additional insulation, and replacing the flat roof to the rear.

Outside

To the front of the house is a driveway leading to the garage, providing off road parking for up to 2 vehicles. There are bay bushes to the front and is low maintenance. The rear garden is enclosed and has a westerly aspect. There is an area of decking adjacent to the dining room with the majority of the garden laid to lawn with planted borders. A gate in the rear wall leads out to the central, communal green which creates an extended garden space for the local residents.

Situation

The house is located within a short and level walk of Bourne End village centre and the River Thames. The village offers a selection of shops, services and local schooling. There is a wide selection of schooling in the local area including grammar, secondary and private levels. For the commuter the M4 and M40 Motorways are easily accessible, via the Marlow bypass (A404), at Maidenhead and High Wycombe respectively. The railway station is within a short walk, which connects via Maidenhead to the Elizabeth Line into London. The village of Cookham is within a few minutes’ drive, and a pleasant walk along the Thames towpath, the larger Thames Riverside town of Marlow is also close by.