3 bedroom terraced house for sale

An attractive extended and completely refurbished 3-bedroom mid-century modern terraced home, in a cul-de-sac just a short walk to local conveniences. Presented in immaculate condition, with open-plan living, a landscaped rear garden, an integral garage and off-road parking for 2 cars.ACCOMMODATIONThe house is terraced, with a brick facade and modern double-glazed windows, with an integral garage with barn-style doors. Up the block-paved driveway and via a composite door into the newly extended front porch. The area has striking Amtico flooring in a herringbone pattern, an insulated vaulted roof with a Velux window, and windows to either side of the front door. An internal wooden door opens into the garage utility laundry room, with space for a washer and dryer, a sink, fitted wall and base units, and an insulated vaulted ceiling with a Velux window.From the porch, an inner composite door with frosted panels leads into the main hallway, with continuing Amtico flooring. A door leads into the cloakroom with a tiled floor, with a w.c., a radiator and a wash hand basin set into a cabinet. Into the large open-plan kitchen/diner which was extended and opened up in the last few years. A taupe-coloured Wren kitchen has fitted wall and base units, with some frosted glass wall cabinets, under-counter lighting, attractive antique brass handles and an extensive quartz worktop, which extends out from the wall into a peninsula with breakfast bar. The stainless steel sink has a brass tap over. Integrated appliances include a fridge freezer, a dishwasher, a wine fridge, a combination oven and a convection oven, with a 4-ring induction hob with a low-level extractor fan inset. Wooden display shelves have brass spotlights over. A window overlooks the rear garden. Beyond the peninsula, to the dining space, which sits beneath a bright roof lantern and has views out to the garden via the bi-fold doors onto the deck. There is space for an 8-10 seater rectangular table and chairs.The open-plan living extends from the dining room into the sitting room - a generous room which has been carpeted, with a floating wooden display shelf and downlighters. There is also a wooden door which leads out into the hallway. Up the carpeted stairs to the first-floor landing, with loft access via a metal ladder. The loft has been part-boarded and fully insulated. Bedroom 1 is a double bedroom, carpeted, with fitted wardrobes, a large panel of windows to the rear, and wall-mounted reading lights. Bedroom 2 is a double bedroom, carpeted and with windows to the rear. Bedroom 3 is a small double, carpeted, with fitted wardrobes and with windows to the front. The spacious family bathroom has a tiled floor, an oval panelled deep bath, a w.c., a walk-in shower with rainfall head and hand wand, a heated towel rail, and a sink bowl on a useful drawer unit. The window has privacy glass, and a fitted blind. OutsideTo the rear of the house, the enclosed garden is a neat and sociable space. For convenience from the open-plan dining room, the garden features a composite deck and leads down two steps to the lawn and patio area. The composite decking is designed for a long shelf-life, and features inlaid LED lights. Up-and-down lighters provide character for evening entertaining, on either side of the bifold doors. Useful outdoor electrical sockets have been installed on the side of the raised bed, and around the external side of the dining room wall. The broad patio area has been laid with porcelain tile, and makes the most of the evening sunshine. The neighbour's garden features a weeping silver birch which makes pretty dappled light into the garden. A rear gate in the wooden fencing opens to a pedestrian alley that leads either to the parade of nearby shops, or to the main road.LOCATIONLiving in Marlborough CloseMarlborough Close is a neighbourhood of mid-century modern homes, conveniently located for the A4, a short drive into the centre of Maidenhead, and about a half mile away from the A404 towards the M4 motorway. The house is a 3 minute walk to a Budgens supermarket, a hairdressers, a dry cleaner and a post office.The riverside towns of Windsor, Marlow and Henley-on-Thames are all just a short distance by car.Rail services to London (Paddington) are available from Maidenhead with the Elizabeth Line connecting directly to Canary Wharf and beyond, and the frequent GWR mainline services about 20 minutes into London Paddington. Road connections are excellent with the M4, available via junction 8/9 providing access to Heathrow airport, central London, the West Country and the M25. The M40 can be reached at High Wycombe via the A404M.Sporting and leisure facilities include the David Lloyd Centre and Magnet Leisure Centre in Maidenhead; golf at Maidenhead, Temple, Harleyford and Henley golf clubs; horse racing at Windsor and Ascot; polo at Smith's Lawn and The Royal Berkshire Polo Club at Winkfield; rowing on Dorney Lake and boating on the River Thames at Henley and Marlow. Stubbings Nursery, a few miles away on the Henley Road, is a charming venue for events, theatrical performances, car boot sales, and has a cafe and a walled garden. SchoolsThere are a number of good local schools including St Edmund Campion Catholic Primary School, which has an 'Outstanding' Ofsted. Newlands Girls' School, Desborough Boys, Altwood and Cox Green Secondary schools are close by. Private schools include St. Piran's, Claires Court, Sir William Borlase's Grammar in Marlow. The Berkshire College of Agriculture is also just a short distance away.Services - Mains gas, electricity, water and sewageLocal Authority: Royal Borough of Windsor & MaidenheadCouncil Tax: Band DBroadband - Superfast up to 34Mb download and Ultrafast up to 1Gb download speed.