- Gorgeous Victorian Cottage
- Far Reaching Views All The Way To Windsor Castle
- Private Mature Wrap Around Garden
- Three Double Bedrooms
- Perfect Period And Modern Blend
- Gym/Home Office
The spacious accommodation to the ground floor comprises of a large living room with bay window and a log burner, extended formal dining room comfortably seating eight with a dual aspect which leads into a modern kitchen, utility room and wc. To the first floor the property boasts two double bedrooms with cast iron fireplaces and a gorgeous four piece family bathroom. To the second floor is another double bedroom with eaves storage. Externally, the property offers mature and private grounds on three different levels with the frontage mostly laid to lawn, a koi carp pond and a modern patioed seating area. The garden also benefits from a fully insulated home office with bi-fold doors, creating a fantastic workspace, together with an attached storage shed. Nestled in the picturesque village of Know Hill Common with far reaching views of breathtaking countryside all the way to Windsor Castle. The property sits 3.8 miles from Twyford and 4.9 miles from Maidenhead with both offering train stations and the Elizabeth line with fast routes into London. Knowl Hill is a friendly village with a real sense of community and an active social calendar throughout the year. The local pub is just a few minutes’ walk from the house, and the neighbouring villages of Waltham St. Lawrence and Wargrave, along with the riverside towns of Henley-on-Thames and Marlow, are all within easy reach. There are beautiful countryside walks right from the doorstep, with a public bridleway directly opposite the house, making it easy to step outside and enjoy the surrounding countryside. This property is the perfect blend of period features and modern comforts. This must be viewed in person to be truly appreciated. Council Tax Band E
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