Terraced house for sale in Forest Green Road, Holyport, Maidenhead SL6

Overview

Situation:

Available for the first time in over 45 years is this charming two bedroomed cottage, situated in a picturesque, private lane off Forest Green Road, close to the village of Holyport.
The property originates from the Victorian era but has been lovingly refurbished over time, while retaining a wonderfully characterful and homely feel.
Holyport is a popular semi-rural village with a characteristic green, sought-after for its appealing country setting and village community feel. It has a well serviced centre offering various shops including a newsagent, grocery store, delicatessen, doctor's surgery and a chemist. There are also several popular local pubs and a cafe in the village.
Its proximity to major transport routes such as M4, M25 and M40 and accessibility to the neighbouring towns of Windsor, Ascot, Reading, and Bracknell make this a convenient location for commuters, as does Maidenhead station (2.7 miles) where the Elizabeth Line provides a frequent rail service to Paddington and central London.
Holyport is well located for some of the area's most popular Ofsted rated "Good" and "Outstanding" schools and offers a convenient base from which many of the sought-after grammar schools in both Berkshire and Buckinghamshire can be reached. (N.B., we recommend checking individual school catchment areas by contacting schools directly.)
There is no shortage of outdoor pursuits ranging from options to explore the unspoiled countryside on foot, by bike or horseback, or enjoy a relaxing stroll along the stunning Thames River which meanders through Marlow, Cookham, Maidenhead and Bray, through to nearby Windsor and beyond.
Sports enthusiasts can take advantage of the neighbouring Bray Lake offering open water swimming and paddleboarding, or the well-equipped leisure centre at Braywick.

Interior:

A wooden gate provides access to the property’s delightful front garden, where a long gravel path leads up to the front door. The homely, historic feel of the cottage is immediately noticeable upon entering the porch, which opens into the inviting living room.
The living area boasts stylish Cotswold flagstones and a cast iron wood burning stove enhances the character and cosiness. A colourful vista of the front garden can be admired from the living room window.
There are two handy built-in double storage cupboards in the living room.
Interjoining the living room is the dining room, perfect for family dining or entertaining, and ideally located next to the kitchen. Generous under-stairs storage is available in the dining room.
A glass panelled door opens into the light and airy kitchen, equipped with high and low-level storage units and benefitting from a ceramic hob, including an electric grill and oven with an extractor hood above. There is space for a dishwasher and refrigerator. Stylish worktops complete the kitchen in coordination with eye-catching graphite tiled flooring.
The recently refurbished bathroom is located to the rear of the property and comprises a three-piece suite including a glass panelled shower. This pristine bathroom enjoys stylish matching floor and wall tiles and there is under-vanity storage and a heated towel rail.
Further storage is found in the corridor next to the bathroom.
A flight of stairs from the dining room leads up to the first floor where the two bedrooms are located.
Bedroom One is a spacious double room with two built-in double wardrobes offering floor-to-ceiling storage. A large window provides a lovely impression of light and space to the bedroom and there are attractive views from Bedroom One over the front garden and surrounding fields.
Bedroom Two, which has a built-in double wardrobe, provides far-reaching views over the unspoiled open countryside which envelops the property to the rear.

Exterior:

A stable door leads into the delightful rear garden. Flanked by tall wooden panelling the secluded garden is bedecked with flowering pot plants and shrubs creating a vibrancy of colour, the perfect location for relaxing and soaking up the idyllic surrounding countryside.
A gravel path winds past a generously sized wooden shed/workshop equipped with electricity and a water supply. The latter end currently doubles up as a utility room with plumbing for a washing machine and dryer.
Continuing forward, a five barred gate opens into a lawned paddock, which backs onto the immediate neighbouring countryside. A mature hedge surrounds most of the garden with wooden posts on one side and there are many mature fruit trees in the garden. Additional outdoor storage units including a wooden lean-to/shelter are available.
The property’s total plot amounts to 1/4 acre.
The terrace is tucked away at the end of a small, peaceful rural lane and there is available parking for one car next to the property.
This is a rare opportunity to purchase a unique period property exuding original charm and character, located in a highly sought-after area. Early viewing is highly recommended to avoid disappointment.
Please quote ref: Cbp for all enquiries.

Material information:
Council tax band: B (Windsor & Maidenhead)
tenure: Freehold
EPC: D
Gas: Lpg
Electric: Mains supply
Water: Mains supply
Drainage: Mains supply
heating: Gas boiler
broadband: Yes. Please check coverage for this property
mobile signal/coverage internal: Signal available. Please check network providers for availability
parking: One parking space in front of property
property construction: Standard construction
building safety: No issues highlighted
is the property listed or in an aonb / conservation area? No
restrictions: None that we have been made aware of
rights & easements: Ask agent for details
flood risk: No
planning permissions: Ask agent for details
property alterations: Bathroom refurbished / recent redecoration throughout downstairs
accessibility/adaptations: No
coalfield or mining area: No
any other relevant information: N/A
Council tax band: B