Malders Lane, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6

A beautifully crafted family home in an exclusive countryside setting with far reaching views, swimming pool & paddock. Gardens and grounds approximately 1.2 acres.

Description

A fine house of exceptional character, offering substantial and elegantly designed accommodation arranged over two floors. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered, with bespoke features and contemporary fittings seamlessly integrated into the fabric of the home. The principal rooms have been positioned to take full advantage of the stunning panoramic views, creating a light-filled and airy environment that is equally suited to formal entertaining and relaxed family living.

The ground floor opens into an impressive reception hall with a galleried landing above, setting the tone for the rest of the house. A spacious drawing room and a versatile dining/snug area provide generous living spaces, while the kitchen/breakfast/family room forms the heart of the home. Additional practical spaces include a utility room, larder, boot room and two cloakrooms.

Upstairs the principal bedroom extends to an impressive 27 ft and boasts a luxurious en suite bathroom. This elegant suite enjoys panoramic views across the surrounding countryside and towards the picturesque village of Cookham. Additional bedroom accommodation includes a spacious guest suite and three further double bedrooms. A stylish family bathroom completes the upper floor. A secondary staircase provides independent access from the driveway to an en suite bedroom located above the garage. This self-contained space offers excellent flexibility, ideal for use as guest accommodation, staff quarters, or an annexe.

Specification - The property features a bespoke kitchen with high-end appliances from Miele, Liebherr and Fisher & Paykel, plus a Quooker boiling-water tap. Interiors include engineered wood flooring, limestone flagstones, and underfloor heating. The drawing room offers a wood-burning stove, while architectural highlights include exposed trusses, reclaimed brickwork, barn doors on cast-iron runners and a striking oak staircase. There is also a large solar panel installation.

The property is approached via oak gates with an audio entry system, opening onto a tree lined gravelled driveway and beautifully landscaped gardens. The rear garden has terraces which frame the property designed to harmonise with the surrounding countryside.

These delightful gardens features a swimming pool and a covered outdoor kitchen, creating an ideal setting for al fresco dining and entertaining. A further terrace offers further space for outdoor living, while a generous lawn leads to a paddock area with flexible potential for leisure or lifestyle use.

Cannon Court Barns is a small and exclusive development of four individual homes, created through the sympathetic conversion of original barns. Each residence has been restored with care, retaining the character and charm of the original structures while incorporating bespoke features and reclaimed materials. The result is a collection of unique homes, each set within generous plots and enjoying far-reaching views from their principal rooms.

Gardens & grounds in approximately 1.3 Acres

The Old Granary pairs timeless character with modern comfort, enhanced by the recent addition of solar panels

Location

Cannon Court Barns is set within an area renowned for its stunning countryside, yet conveniently located for the local amenities.

Maidenhead Station 2 miles - Paddington from 22 minutes.
With The Elizabeth Line - Maidenhead to Bond Street
will take just 41 minutes, Maidenhead to Liverpool Street
48 minutes & Maidenhead to Reading 12 minutes.
M4 (Junction 8/9) 4 miles; M40 (Junction 4) 8 miles;
Heathrow Airport 16 miles; London SW 1 28 miles;
Gatwick Airport 52 miles.
Cookham 2 miles; Bray 3.5 miles; Marlow 4.5 miles;
Windsor 8 miles; Henley 10 miles; Reading 14 miles

(All distances are approximate)

Situated in the parish of Cookham, the Barns are within easy reach of the train station at Maidenhead and the attractive Thameside towns of Marlow, Maidenhead and Windsor. Cookham village offers boutique shops, restaurants, cafes and pubs along an historic High Street and onto Cookham Moor, both often captured in the works of local artist Stanley Spencer.

Marlow provides further amenities together with some renowned eateries, including The Hand and Flowers, Tom Kerridge’s gastro-pub with two Michelin stars, The Coach (also Michelin-starred) and The Ivy at Marlow Garden. For additional fine dining, Bray village is home to Michelin starred restaurants The Fat Duck and The Waterside Inn. The area also benefits from extensive activities and events for all the family, including Cliveden, a stunning Italianate mansion set within glorious National Trust gardens providing woodland trails and riverside walks, nearby Winter Hill, renowned for its panoramic views over the Thames Valley and Chilterns, and the regattas at Marlow, Cookham and Henley.

Local Amenities:

Golf at: Winter Hill; Maidenhead; Marlow; Temple; Henley and Stoke Park

Polo at: Royal Berkshire Polo Club, Winkfield; Guards Polo Club, Windsor Great Park

Tennis: Bisham Abbey National Sports Centre and Maidenhead
Horse racing: Windsor and Ascot

Rowing: Leander Club, Henley
Sailing: Cookham Sailing Club and Bray Lake

Schools:

In the independent sector are St Pirans and Claires Court in Maidenhead, Herries in Cookham Dean, Caldicott in Farnham
Royal, Davenies and High March in Beaconsfield, Wycombe Abbey in High Wycombe, The Abbey and Reading Blue Coat
in Reading and Eton College. There are a number of highly regarded state schools in the area with grammar schools just over the border in Buckinghamshire. NB. Please check catchments and admissions.

Square Footage: 5,752 sq ft