33, Wellington Road, Maidenhead, SL6 6DH

Nestled in the heart of Maidenhead, this delightful three bedroom Victorian semi detached house offers a perfect blend of period charm and modern convenience.

With its sought-after location and thoughtful layout, this home is ideal for first-time buyers, families, or investors alike.

To the ground floor is a welcoming entrance hall, a well sized front sitting room with high ceilings, log burner fireplace, built in alcoves and shutters, a second reception room again with built in alcoves which leads to a well appointed kitchen with a door leading on to the garden.

To the first floor, the stylish principal bedroom has fitted wardrobes, the second double bedroom also has fitted wardrobes, there is a single bedroom and an upstairs shower room.

All bedrooms have bespoke fitted shutters. Externally, the well maintained low maintainance garden features a decking area with astro turf grass.

To the front, driveway parking for one car and plenty of on road parking.

This well presented family home offers contemporary living accommodation whilst retaining many period and character features and comes with potential to extend subject to planning permission.

Further enhancing the appeal, the property is just a short stroll from Maidenhead High Street and the train station, with direct access to both the gwr mainline and the Elizabeth Line.

Location The property is situated in the popular St Mark’s area of Maidenhead, less than 5 minutes’ drive from the town centre and train station, with easy access to the A404M, M4 and Heathrow.

There is a selection of excellent schooling nearby, including Newlands Girls School and Furze Platt School, as well as day-to-day amenities such as a florist, a lovely cafe, sourdough bakery, convenience store, and a local pub within walking distance.

Schools And Leisure The surrounding area provides excellent schooling for children of all ages, both in the private and state sectors.

There are numerous rugby, rowing, and football clubs, plus racing at Ascot and Windsor. The River Thames can also be accessed at Maidenhead, and is perfect for paddle boarding, kayaking, and sailing.

The local area has many walking trails, including the National Trust woodland at Maidenhead Thicket and Pinkneys Green.

With nearby Bray and Taplow Lake, cold water swimming fans are spoilt for choice.

Other amenities include the newly opened Braywick Leisure Centre, a multiplex cinema, shops, and lots of excellent restaurants.