Elm Lane, Bourne End, Buckinghamshire, SL8

A bright and spacious home with a secluded garden, double garage and ample driveway parking in a sought-after Bourne End position. Flexible and well-presented accommodation.

Description

On the convenient eastern edge of Bourne End, with excellent access to village amenities, this detached home has been updated in recent years and offers well-planned, light and modern accommodation to suit a range of families. The attractive red brick property was built in the 1980s by local builder Thomas Ground; it has been in the same family since it was constructed. The bright, neutral interiors provide a blank canvas for further updates and personalisation by the new owner.

Downstairs, the accommodation is well planned and includes a spacious triple aspect sitting room with bifold doors opening to the rear garden, a dining room with bay window and a useful office that could equally be an additional bedroom or snug. The kitchen also has bifold doors opening to the garden and a pleasant breakfast area, as well as an attached utility room with space for laundry machines and a cloakroom/WC. There is an en suite double bedroom on the ground floor in addition to a further double bedroom and a family bathroom. The third bedroom is situated on the first floor with its own en suite bathroom.

The property is accessed via a generously sized tarmac driveway with parking for several cars and a detached double garage. The enclosed garden is situated to the south side of the house and can be entered via a side gate or from the sitting room, kitchen or utility room. A good size elevated terrace provides space for outdoor dining and adjoins a parcel of lawn which is bordered by mature shrubs, perfectly angled to capture the sun. There is a further, secluded area of garden to the east side of the house with an additional terrace, lawn and water point.

Location

The thriving village of Bourne End is situated on the banks of the river Thames and provides shops and amenities for everyday needs, including a station to London Paddington (via connection at Maidenhead).

The nearby towns of Beaconsfield, Marlow and Maidenhead offer wider shopping and facilities, with an eclectic mix of independent and national retailers. Just outside the village, the area opens onto glorious Green Belt rolling countryside and a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Outdoor pursuits are numerous, such as sailing, rowing, golf, football, cricket and rugby.

Bourne End station (0.7 miles) provides a superb link to Maidenhead, with London Paddington accessible in as little as 18 minutes. Maidenhead (11 mins from Bourne End station) with Crossrail services, provides a superb link to The City and Canary Wharf. The M40 London-bound is accessed at Junction 3 around four miles away; the M4 is about nine miles away at Junction 8/9.

Square Footage: 2,391 sq ft



Directions

From Bourne End station head northwest along the A4155 and at the roundabout take the first exit onto The Parade. Continue for 0.6 miles and turn right onto Elm Lane. The property will be found just before the bend on the left-hand side.

Additional Info

All mains services
Council Tax Band - G
Tree is subject to a Tree Preservation Order