Bungalow for sale in Belmont Park Avenue, Maidenhead SL6

Occupying a central location on its plot on a desirable residential road, this detached bungalow offers huge potential for refurbishment or more extensive development (subject to planning and necessary consents). The single-storey home has an elevated position and has the look of a Mediterranean villa, with a pretty loggia-style covered terrace to the front overlooking the attractively landscaped front gardens. Inside the décor has been well maintained though the home would benefit from cosmetic modernisation.

The house is entered via the front covered terrace onto a good-size entrance hall and the main reception rooms: A 25ft-long sitting room with fireplace; a separate snug; a study/playroom; and via a useful storage area, the open plan kitchen and breakfast room which has a door onto the rear garden. Situated separately to the living spaces, the bedrooms are a good size and comprise a principal bedroom with en suite shower room and dressing room, and three further bedrooms share a family bathroom.

The house is approached over a pretty front garden stocked with a variety of trees, shrubs and bedding plants – it’s bright and colourful, with lots of different textures. The ‘loggia’ to the front provides a protected space to sit outside in all weathers, and there is a private driveway leading to the integral garage. The rear garden is west facing and designed in a low-maintenance courtyard style with two terraces, with plenty of space for entertaining. The garden also includes a detached workshop with WC.

Situation

Belmont Park Avenue is a leafy residential road to the northwest of Maidenhead, yet only around 1.5 miles to beautiful National Trust land at Pinkneys Green and Maidenhead Thicket with Oaken Grove Park positioned more locally. The area offers a peaceful, green environment while being conveniently close to Maidenhead town centre, which provides a wealth of amenities, including medical services, high street shopping, supermarkets and a wide range of cafes, bars and restaurants. For entertainment there is a Centre for the Arts at Norden Farm and multi screen cinema in the town. There are an extensive range of well regarded schools in the state and independent sectors in the local area. For commuters, Maidenhead station, with direct access to Paddington via the mainline plus the Elizabeth line serving the West End, City and Canary Wharf, is approximately 1 miles away and Junction 8/9 of the M4 is easily accessible.