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" An attractive, early 19th century period house, with some original features providing period charm. Upon entering the property there is a delightful lobby glazed on two sides, which lights up the generous entrance hall. There are two reception rooms at the front of the house which together with the hall, have high ceilings. The rooms at the rear have slightly lower ceilings, as in keeping with houses of this period. The main reception room extends through to the rear of the house with a feature archway dividing the two areas. There is an open fireplace and gas fired central heating radiators. This is currently arranged as a sitting room and dining room with French doors opening onto the garden at the rear. The second reception room is currently used as a studystudio and benefits from a large low-cill sash window providing plenty of light. There is a shower roomcloakroom on the ground floor. The kitchen also benefits from a large low-cill sash window with views over the garden and access door to the cellar area. A stair with period banister rail leads to the first floor which is on two levels. The two bedrooms at the front have higher ceilings than the two smaller bedrooms and the bathroom to the rear of the property.

Situation
Ideally situated in the heart of Windlesham village, the property is conveniently located to the local shops and amenities along with access to the motorway network, with junction 3 of the M3 being about 1 mile away. This connects with the M25 and provides good vehicular access to central London, Heathrow and the west country. The property is also only about one and a half miles from Sunningdale station; Waterloo is about 50 minutes. Local shopping facilities and a fine selection of Public Houses are well catered for in Windlesham, Sunningdale and Ascot, with a more comprehensive selection in Windsor, about 7 miles away.

Anyone with a sporting interest should enjoy this area. There are several world renowned golf courses, health and tennis clubs, leisure and swimming centres, an ice rink and dry ski slope, horse racing at Ascot and you could even try your hand at polo.

There is an excellent selection of both state and private schooling including Woodcote House boarding and day school, Coworth Flexlands, Eton, Hall Grove, Papplewick, St Mary‘s school, St John‘s Beaumont, St George‘s and The Marist.

Outside
The front approach is via a double gated entrance and wide gravel driveway with space for parking a number of vehicles in addition to the double garage. To the rear is a generous garden, mainly laid to lawn with mature hedging. There is a terrace adjoining the rear of the house with attractive flower borders, but the whole provides a good degree of privacy and in all, extends to 0.27 acre.

Additional Information
A rare opportunity to purchase a period property with scope to update and enlarge. Architects proposals have been prepared (available on request) to illustrate the potential to extend the property to create a large open plan kitchendiner and home office at ground floor and six bedrooms and additional en-suite bathrooms at first floor. Proposals for extension will be subject to the necessary planning consent. "