Archway House, Court Road, Berkshire, SL6 8LQ

Archway House is a distinguished former coach house dating back to 1889, offering a rare blend of Victorian character and refined modern luxury.

This impressive 4-bedroom family home spans approximately 4,004 sq ft, perfectly positioned on the prestigious Court Road, located just a short stroll from the River Thames and Boulters Lock.

The home’s architectural heritage is celebrated through striking red brickwork and timber-framed gables, opening into a masterfully curated interior.

A limestone-floored reception hall serves as a grand entrance, leading to five distinct reception rooms designed for both relaxation and high-end entertaining.

The bespoke kitchen acts as the social heart of the home, featuring a central granite island, that flows seamlessly into an inviting family room, creating a perfect hub for daily life.

Practicality is well-catered for with a separate utility room and a guest cloakroom.

For formal gatherings, the vaulted dining room provides a dramatic backdrop with its soaring exposed beams and log-burning stove.

The sitting room features a charming period fireplace and porthole window, with double doors that open into a light-filled sun room, while a dedicated study offers a quiet space for home working and provides internal access directly into the converted double garage.

The upper level is home to four well-proportioned bedrooms.

The principal suite is a private sanctuary, boasting fitted wardrobes, a contemporary en-suite shower room, and elegant French doors that open onto a Juliet balcony overlooking the landscaped rear grounds.

The remaining three bedrooms all feature built-in wardrobes and are served by a luxury family bathroom featuring a large walk-in shower.

Garden and Grounds The exterior is as meticulously designed as the interior, offering a private oasis behind secure wrought iron gates and a sweeping driveway.

The manicured lawns and specimen trees surround a raised decking area that is perfect for alfresco dining.

A standout feature of the grounds is the original Victorian greenhouse, which retains its ornate ironwork and provides a unique space for the keen gardener.

Situated adjacent to the glasshouse is a substantial brick-built outbuilding offering potential for a variety of uses.

Furthermore, the double garage has been expertly converted into a home gym and studio with its own guest cloakroom, seamlessly connected to the main house via the study to provide a versatile space for fitness or professional use.

Location Ideally positioned, the property is just over 2 miles from Maidenhead, offering a wide range of shopping and leisure facilities.

Close to the picturesque riverside towns of Marlow (5.6 miles) and Henley-on-Thames (10.8 miles) are also within easy reach, providing an abundance of charming cafes, restaurants, and riverside walks.

For commuters, Maidenhead station offers fast services to London Paddington from just 26 minutes, while Beaconsfield station provides access to London Marylebone in as little as 23 minutes.

Excellent road connections include the M4 (Junction 8/9) just 4 miles away and the M40 (Junction 2) 7 miles away. London Heathrow is approximately 14 miles, with Central London around 27 miles away.

Families are well-catered for with a choice of respected educational institutions, including N Family Club – Maidenhead Nursery, Claires Court Senior Boys and Girls and St Nicolas’ Church of England Combined School.

Public transport is easily accessible, with local bus stops within walking distance and Taplow station just a short drive away, offering direct access to the Elizabeth Line for seamless connections into Central London and beyond.

Additional information Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: Royal Borough Of Windsor & Maidenhead EPC Rating: D