With its attractive façade featuring multi-paned windows and an entrance door accented by pilasters and a decorative pediment, Number 30 Bosman Drive is an appealing property offering accommodation with an open ambience and neutral décor creating an oasis of calm simplicity. Wood floor covering in the reception hall extends across the ground floor providing practicality and a sense of cohesion with rooms comprising a sitting room with bay window and arch through to a dining room. French doors in the dining room and the adjacent kitchen/breakfast room provide a seamless connection to the garden, extending the living environment to the outside. Recent enhancement has seen the formation of a generous, light-filled kitchen/breakfast room, which is fitted with white, contemporary cabinetry, topped by wooden work surfaces and with on-trend grey metro-tiling to splashbacks.

The cool colour palette continues on the first floor where there is the principal bedroom, with fitted wardrobes and a smart en suite shower room. There are three further rooms, one of which is currently being utilised as a study, and a family bathroom with modern fittings, which complements the cloakroom on the floor below.

To the front, access to the house is via a block paved driveway which provides parking and leads to the garage, and the garden itself comprises an area of lawn, flower/shrub beds, and low level hedging.

At the rear of the property, a large, paved terrace, with low brick wall edging, spans the rear of the house offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation, with steps rising to a lawn. There are planted borders to the boundaries and high-level hedging beyond the far margin offers a sense of seclusion.

Bosman Drive is situated on the northern fringes of desirable Windlesham, which is well-located for access to the M3 and benefits from an excellent rail service to London Waterloo at nearby Sunningdale. Local shops, including a post office, cater for everyday needs, with a wider selection of amenities available at Sunningdale and Ascot. Further afield at Windsor and Guildford, there is a further more extensive range of shopping, leisure and cultural facilities.

The area boasts some of the best know golf clubs in the world in Sunningdale, Wentworth, with polo, at the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club and Guards Polo Club. For horse racing enthusiasts, both Ascot and Windsor offer race days and events. The local countryside is picturesque with excellent walking at Chobham Common, Swinley Forest and Windsor Great Park; family attractions include Windsor Castle and Legoland.

The general area is served by an excellent range of schools, both in the state and private sectors, and the infant schools in Windlesham and Valley End are both highly regarded.