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" Beautifully presented in a neutral colour scheme, this three bedroom semi-detached home with an abundance of natural light provides a balance of contemporary finish and character. An entrance porch and hall lead through to the open plan dual aspect sittingdining room which has a striking brick-built open fireplace with seating area positioned to benefit. There is neatly fitted shelving and cabinetry for display and storage purposes and ample space to dine and entertain. The sociable kitchen has a vaulted ceiling and a range of eye and base level units in a classic Shaker style. The freestanding range-style cooker has a gas top and electric ovens and there is a compliment of integrated appliances. Completing the ground floor is a WC and rear porchboot room leading to the garden.

The first floor provides two bedrooms and a wonderful third bedroom is located on the second floor. Each bedroom has an element of built in storage or wardrobe space. The three bedrooms share a shower room and separate bathroom whilst the second floor bedroom also has a separate WC and hand basin.

Situation
The home is adjacent to hundreds of acres of National Trust land at Pinkneys Green so is ideally located for country pursuits yet also commuting. There is a good range of country dining options locally as well as a little further afield in Cookham village and the neighbouring riverside towns of Maidenhead and Marlow, all of which have pretty riverside paths. Maidenhead and Marlow cater well for shopping and the arts with their bustling town centres, local theatre venues and the centre for the Arts at Norden Farm. Sports clubs are abundant in the local area and there is a modern leisure centre at Braywick Park. Fine dining is on offer at a selection of Michelin starred establishments in nearby Bray.

Maidenhead station is approx. 3 miles by road, with direct trains to London Paddington on the mainline and to the West End, City and Canary Wharf via the Elizabeth Line. The A404(M) links both the M4 & M40 for access to London, Heathrow Airport and the West Country and Cotswolds.

Outside
Approached via and tucked at the end of a gravel lane, the home has an open outlook across National Trust land at Pinkneys Green and direct access to woodland trails. Set behind a low level brick wall, there is gated pedestrian access to the front door and a side path to the secluded west-facing rear garden. Immediately to the rear of the home is a paved terrace with ample space to relax and entertain. The brick store is an ideal additional utility space and beyond is a garden shed and well-tended lawn, flanked by mature borders. At the end of the garden is a timber studiosummer house with power which provides flexible opportunity to create a hobby room, gym or home work space. "