Thames House, Marlow Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6

Description

Thames House was originally built in 1998 as a headquarter office building and comprises a part two and part three storeys set under multiple pitched and hipped roofs.

In addition, there is a double basement with space for circa 140 cars.

The building is of traditional concrete frame construction with face brick elevations and extensive glazing. In addition, to the rear and above the 2 storey element is a roof terrace.

Albeit now halted, works have commenced to convert the property under PD rights to 43 residential units.

The completed development will comprise 1x studio flat, 19x 1 bed flats and 23x 2 bed flats.

The individual flats will all be of a similar layout with an open plan living room/kitchen, a double bedroom with fitted wardrobe and a bathroom. The 2 bed flats will have an ensuite.

The larger flats will also have an office/study.

Location

The property is located in Maidenhead, within the Royal Borough of Windsor, approximately 6 miles to the west of Slough, 12 miles north east of Reading and 25 miles west of London.

Maidenhead is a relatively small town of 67,375 people, however has grown over the years due to its proximity to London and ease of commute by rail.

Maidenhead railway station, also serviced by the Elizabeth Line, is situated approximately 600 metres to the south of the property.

The property is located on Marlow Road to the immediate north of the A4/A308 intersection and forms a rectangular site running westerly from the Marlow Road.

Maidenhead town centre is circa 500m to the east, accessed via West Street and High Street.

Directly opposite the subject can be found Kidwells Park and the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The surrounding area is mixed, with residential properties to the north and west and commercial occupiers to the south and east, including a training college.