Nashdom, Nashdom Lane, Burnham, SL1 8NJ

This recently refurbished three double bedroom top floor period conversion apartment forms part of a Grade II Listed building set within 17 acres of beautifully landscaped communal gardens and woodlands and with access to Heated Swimming Pool, BBQ area, Gym and Tennis Court.

The property provides an abundance of charm and character with its high ceilings, ornate cornicing, exquisite double-glazed sash windows and oak flooring.

The layout includes underfloor heating throughout with a 19ft reception room directly off the recently refitted 19ft kitchen/dining room with central island, skylight and the adjoining utility room.

There are also three double-sized bedrooms, with the 17ft master bedroom benefiting from fitted wardrobes and ensuite shower room.

Further to this the three piece bathroom has also been refitted to include a double-ended free-standing bath.

The apartment, being conveniently situated on the top floor, also provides access to a boarded loft.

Externally, the property includes an 18ft garage and secure allocated parking (accessed via electronic gates). There is also lift access to all levels.

Residents of Nashdom Abbey enjoy an exclusive lifestyle that combines the tranquillity of a countryside retreat with excellent connections to London via The Elizabeth Line (servicing Burnham Train Station), Heathrow Airport, and surrounding towns and villages.

This property comes onto the market with no onward chain allowing for the possibility of a quick sale.

Building Safety No - there are two managers employed by the management company that look after all aspects of building maintenance and safety.

Mobile Signal 4G great data and voice Existing Planning Permission No. Coalfield Or Mining No.

Lease Information Tenure - Share of Freehold Length of Lease - 982 years remaining Maintenance Charges - £9122 per annum Onsite Amenities - A gym - An outdoor heated swimming pool - A tennis court - A BBQ area - 17 acres of private woodland and landscaped grounds - A full-time Estate Manager and concierge service, ensuring the estate is beautifully maintained year-round History Nashdom Abbey in Burnham, Buckinghamshire, is a Grade II* listed Neo-Georgian country house designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and completed in 1909 for Prince and Princess Dolgorouki.

Originally a private, luxurious weekend home named "Our Home" in Russian, it was sold in 1924 to an Anglican Benedictine community, becoming a renowned monastery until 1987 before being converted into apartments in 1997.

Key Historical Phases 1905–1909: Construction and Origin: Architect Sir Edwin Lutyens designed the house for Princess Dolgorouki (formerly Frances Wilson), a Scottish shipping heiress, and her husband, Prince Alexis Dolgorouki.

It served as a venue for entertaining exiled royalty and river parties, featuring a, "Mediterranean villa-style" back elevation.

1924–1987: Benedictine Monastery: Following the death of the Prince, the property was sold in 1924 (often cited as 1926 in some accounts) to the Anglican Benedictine community.

It operated as a monastery, with th...