Exceptional in design, this stylish home enjoys a unique riverside location situated near the top of Glen Island where the Thames and Jubilee merge allowing pleasant views of the rivers from both aspects of the property. The ground floor consists of a large entrance hall with utility room, bathroom, bedroom/living room and large open plan L-shaped kitchen, dining room and sitting room. Patio doors lead onto a large 40ft garden.

The first floor consists of two large double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms. The master bedroom also benefits from a dressing room and a balcony overlooking the garden and the Jubilee River. Allocated parking spaces are found outside the front of the property and visitor spaces are also available.

Location

The property has easy access to beautiful countryside walks along the River Thames through the adjacent country park. The home is also within easy reach of the woodlands and grounds of Cliveden House which can be enjoyed all year round. There are several restaurants within the vicinity including The Boathouse at Boulters Lock, Roux at Skindles and Hall & Woodhouse. Glen Island is surrounded by an abundance of picturesque villages which offer great facilities and include the village of Bray (2 miles) home to a range of award-winning restaurants such as The Hinds Head and The Waterside Inn, with water sports available close by at Bray Lake water sports.

Furthermore, the village of Cookham has an array of shops and popular village pubs, whilst the bustling town of Marlow boasts a range of shops and restaurants to include The Ivy Marlow Garden as well as Tom Kerridge's 'The Coach' and the renowned 2 Michelin Star 'The Hand & Flowers'. Seven miles away is the historical town of Windsor which has many tourist attractions including Windsor Castle, Windsor Great Park, Lego Land Resort and nearby Dorney Lake. Glen Island is well placed for access to road networks into London and Heathrow Airport via the M4. Train services run from Taplow and Maidenhead station to Reading and London Paddington, each conveniently served by the Elizabeth Line.

Directions

From Maidenhead town centre head east along Bridge Road towards the River Thames. Go straight over Maidenhead bridge and turn immediately left into Mill Road. Continue up Mill Road past the new pub, the Hall and Woodhouse on the lefthand side and the landscaped park land on the righthand side. Continue past Laychequers Meadow, Jubilee Wharf and Jubilee Terrace and Jubilee Mews and the stables will be located straight ahead of you at the end of the road.