Abbey Road, Bourne End, SL8

The front door opens into the entrance hall with access to the dining room and cloakroom. The dining room is generous and is a super entertaining space which has doors to both the sitting room and through to the kitchen, with solid wood flooring, built in storage under the stairs to the side and a box bay window to the side aspect. The sitting room is to the front aspect and is a super space with a wood burning stove set within the fireplace. The client has re-fitted the kitchen space and is a key feature of the home which opens into the conservatory/orangery to the rear. The kitchen has granite worktops which extend into a breakfast bar, there is a range of integrated appliances including fridge and freezer, dishwasher, Neff oven and halogen hob with extractor above. French doors to the rear open into the courtyard style private garden to the rear.
To the first floor are two double bedrooms and the family bathroom. Both the principal and second bedrooms have built in wardrobes. A staircase continues from the landing up to the second floor to a dual aspect double bedroom, again with built in storage.

Outside

To the front of the property is a gravelled driveway providing off street parking for 2 to 3 vehicles. To the side is gated access through to the rear garden. The rear, private garden is enclosed and has been landscaped in a courtyard style. There are planted shrubs and screening, a paved patio area and raised decking with access to the studio/summerhouse. The studio doubles up as a bar area and utility space with plumbing for washing machine and timber dryer. There is wood flooring, windows to the front aspect and further built in storage.

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.