A four-bedroom former coach house that dates back to the 19th century is for sale for £2,150,000.
Nestled on Court Road in Maidenhead, this freehold property was first built in 1889 and spans across 3,431 sq. ft, offering a mix of period charm and modern finishes.
The house has been extended thoughtfully in the early 20th century, maintaining its architectural heritage while accommodating the needs of contemporary living.
On Zoopla, the home is described as an 'extraordinary' family abode, complete with a 'sense of timeless elegance'.
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Upon entering the house, visitors are greeted by an impressive reception hall adorned with limestone floors and a wall of leaded light windows.
These unique features contribute to a light and airy feel by capturing the garden views and using natural sunlight.
The ground floor houses several utilitarian and leisure spaces, including a bespoke kitchen with a central granite island and air conditioning.
In the adjoining family room, original double doors open to the gardens.
From the vaulted beamed ceiling and log-burning fire in the dining room to the charming porthole window in the drawing room, the entire home is fitted with original, charming features.
The conservatory, acting as an extension of the drawing room, provides a peaceful spot flooded with natural light.
Other facilities on the ground floor include a study and a utility room.
Moving upstairs, the master bedroom serves as a restful retreat while French doors open to a Juliet balcony with views across the gardens.
The room also features a contemporary en-suite and fitted wardrobes.
There are three additional bedrooms on the first floor, all equipped with air conditioning.
Completing the upstairs layout is a family bathroom with a generous walk-in shower.
Externally, the property has gardens that incorporate various elements, infusing a mix of aesthetics and functionality.
The outdoor expanse includes lush lawns, mature borders, and a Victorian glasshouse retaining the original ironwork benches - a testament to the craftsmanship of a bygone era.
Moreover, this garden also houses a flourishing vegetable and fruit garden equipped with two discreet brick stores.
Throughout the year, the gardens remain well-kept with the help of an advanced irrigation system.
Lastly, the garage is currently serving as a home gym/studio, accessible from the garden and interconnected with the study.
For prospective buyers interested in commuting, the property is not too far from Maidenhead town centre and Taplow and Maidenhead stations.
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