Camley Park Drive, Maidenhead, SL6

Occupying a generous plot on a sought-after road, this detached home is well suited for family life. It’s set within beautifully tended, landscaped gardens complete with a swimming pool and is close to open countryside for dog walks and a popular local pub. The home has three good-size reception rooms – ideal for entertaining for special occasions. The substantial property offers more than 3300 sq ft of internal accommodation and has been well-maintained but has great scope to extend, remodel and further improve, subject to planning and the necessary consents. Some lovely character features remain, such as parquet flooring in the entrance hall and dining room.

The current layout comprises a central hallway opening to a family room/study, 29ft dual aspect sitting room and a formal dining room. The kitchen has a breakfast area and a utility room, and there is good storage and a WC in the hall. On the first floor there are four double bedrooms plus an attic room and eaves space for storage. There is an en-suite to the principal bedroom, which has far-reaching views over the neighbouring National Trust land, and a family bathroom is shared by the remaining bedrooms. For the upkeep of the private road, a payment of £400 is paid annually to Camley Park Drive Residents Association (advised at April 2024)

Outside

Tucked away on a private cul-de-sac, the house has a fantastic setting with the west-facing rear garden backing onto the lovely open countryside of the National Trust-owned Pinkeys Green. The lawned garden is an excellent size and stocked with a huge variety of trees, shrubs and flowers, and features a heated swimming pool and terrace, a large pond and a summerhouse. The front of the house has a beautifully landscaped garden providing a superb first impression, as well as a sizeable driveway and access to the integral garage. The property also benefits from a detached workshop.

Situation

Camley Park Drive is situated on the western periphery of Maidenhead, backing onto the beautiful National Trust land at Pinkneys Green. Maidenhead station is approx. 3 miles by road, with direct trains to London Paddington on the mainline and the West End, City and Canary Wharf via the Elizabeth Line. The A404(M) links both the M4 & M40. There is a good range of country dining options locally as well as a little further afield in Cookham village and the neighbouring riverside towns of Maidenhead and Marlow. Maidenhead and Marlow cater well for the arts with their local theatre and cinema venues and the centre for the Arts at Norden Farm. Sports clubs are abundant and there is a good selection of very well regarded schools in both the state and independent sector in the local area.