Queens Road, Egham, Surrey, TW20

An extended and loft-converted Victorian red-brick home in central Egham, with a large entrance hallway, off-street parking on the driveway, three double bedrooms and two bathrooms. Full of character and period features, the property combines original charm with thoughtful modern improvements.
The home is situated on a popular road in Egham Town Centre, just a few minutes’ walk from the high street and railway station. The town offers a good variety of shops, pubs, restaurants, coffee shops and supermarkets. A superb commuter location, London Waterloo can be reached via the mainline railway in approximately 40 minutes, while the M25, M3 and M4 are all within easy reach.

The property benefits from a generous driveway providing off-road parking, as well as an additional space over the dropped kerb on the street. A particularly useful side extension creates a spacious porch, ideal for coats, shoes and storage, while the hallway leads through to a conveniently positioned downstairs WC.

At the front of the house, the reception room provides a separate and inviting living space, with a bright window with shutters and impressive high ceilings. The central dining room has a semi-open-plan feel, flowing naturally into the wider-than-usual kitchen. A beautiful exposed brick fireplace provides a striking focal point and adds plenty of period charm.

The kitchen is a stylish shaker design and, having been fitted just two years ago, remains in superb condition. With a double oven, generous enclosed fridge space and excellent storage, it is a practical and well-appointed space that works particularly well for family life.

Upstairs, the first floor offers two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Bedroom two also benefits from an exposed chimney breast, adding an attractive original character feature to the room.

The principal bedroom occupies the loft level, offering ample fitted wardrobe space alongside a recently refurbished shower room and WC. A Juliette balcony enjoys a pleasant outlook over greenery.

The first-floor bathroom is currently accessed through one of the bedrooms. However, with the removal of the existing stud wall and chimney, it could be reconfigured to create a separate family bathroom, as has been done in a number of neighbouring properties.

The property also benefits from professionally drawn-up plans for both downstairs and upstairs extensions, offering further potential to enhance and enlarge the existing ac