Garson Lane, Staines-upon-thames, TW19

This well-presented four double bedroom detached home is quietly positioned on a private residential road in the desirable Thames-side village of Wraysbury. The property offers generous and versatile accommodation, a large gated block-paved driveway with ample parking, an integral garage and a beautifully landscaped rear garden.

GROUND FLOOR

The spacious entrance hall with galleried landing leads to a cloakroom, integral garage, study and inviting sitting room with log burner. The impressive open-plan kitchen/dining/family room forms the heart of the home, featuring built-in TV/media storage, breakfast bar, stone work surfaces, pantry and a comprehensive range of integrated appliances including Neff oven, combination oven/microwave with warming drawer, fridge freezer, wine cooler and Quooker hot tap. French doors from all three reception rooms open onto the rear terrace and garden, creating an excellent flow for entertaining.

FIRST FLOOR

Upstairs, the principal bedroom enjoys a pleasant rear aspect and luxury en-suite bathroom, with three further double bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, served by a stylish family bathroom with bath and separate walk-in shower.

LOCAL AMENITIES & SCHOOLING

Wraysbury offers a range of local shops, convenience stores, traditional pubs, cafés and eateries, with the wider facilities of Staines-upon-Thames, Egham and Windsor close by. Schools within approximately three miles include Wraysbury Primary School, King’s Court First School, St Peter’s Church of England Middle School and Churchmead Church of England (VA) School, alongside independent options including St John’s Beaumont, Bishopsgate School and ACS Egham International School.

COUNTRYSIDE & HERITAGE

The River Thames towpaths, Wraysbury Reservoir and surrounding countryside provide excellent opportunities for walking, cycling and water-based activities. The village also has a fascinating heritage, with Runnymede and Magna Carta Island nearby and strong associations with the sealing of the Magna Carta in 1215. The National Trust’s Ankerwycke features an ancient yew tree estimated at around 2,000 years old, the remains of Ankerwycke Priory and historic associations with Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, while St Andrew’s Church has 12th-century origins.

TRANSPORT

Wraysbury railway station is approximately 0.9 miles away, providing regular direct services to London Waterloo in around 45–55 minutes, as well as connections to Windsor & Eton Riverside. The station offers approximately two trains per hour to London during weekdays, with additional services at weekends. Sunnymeads station is approximately 1.1 miles away, with Egham around 1.9 miles. The M25, M4 and M3 are readily accessible, while Heathrow Airport is approximately 10–15 minutes by car.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band G
Local Authority: Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead