Belmont Crescent, Maidenhead, SL6

This impressive detached period property built in the Victorian era offers substantial living accommodation throughout and blends the original features and modern decor, located in the heart of Maidenhead.

To the ground floor, two spacious reception rooms with ample living space for both formal entertaining and relaxed family gatherings. The original features, including high ceilings, original doors, stained glass windows and a log burner, add to the property’s character and charm. The heart of the home is the kitchen/dining room with its ample storage, middle island, and bifold doors overlooking the rear garden and is perfect for family meals and entertaining guests. There is also a downstairs W.C.

To the first floor, a light and airy landing area and four well proportioned bedrooms, the main bedroom benefitting from an en suite shower with double sink. Also a beautiful family bathroom featuring a bath and separate shower unit. There is a bonus loft room perfect to be used as a guest room or for extra storage.

The rear garden offers a peaceful retreat with a large patio area ideal for outdoor entertaining. There is plenty of space for children to play or for those with a green thumb to indulge in gardening. To the front, the private driveway provides parking for three cars. 

Added benefits include just a short five minute drive to the High Street and train station (Elizabeth Line) and with no onward chain allows the possibility of a quick sale. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a historic yet beautifully updated home in one of Maidenhead’s most desirable locations

Location

This property is conveniently located within walking distance of the Town Centre. The Railway station is just over 1 mile away - providing fast links into London Paddington (fast trains approx. 20 minutes). Maidenhead Riverside and Ray Mill Island are also close by, offering a good selection of family activities. The property is well located for access to the M4 and M40 via the A404 making commuting into London and the West Country very easy.

Schools and Lesiure

There are numerous local sports clubs including tennis, rugby, rowing and football, various fitness centres and racing at Ascot and Windsor. The River Thames can also be accessed at Maidenhead with many walks to be enjoyed along the Thames Path. The local area has many walking trails, including the National Trust woodland at Maidenhead Thicket and Pinkneys Green. Nearby amenities include numerous golf courses, the new Braywick Leisure centre, a multiplex cinema, shops and restaurants. There are also a number of good and outstanding schools close by.