Secluded Elegance, Detached Bungalow in the Heart of Dorney's Picturesque Conservation Haven

A detached bungalow sits behind the long private gated entrance, surrounded by woodland, tucked away in a secluded position with walled and fenced gardens to the side and rear.

The expansive outdoor space offers residents a private sanctuary, providing a perfect setting for relaxation and outdoor activities. The property boasts off-street parking that can comfortably accommodate several cars. 

Inside there are two bedrooms, bathroom and an open plan kitchen, lounge and dining area. The property is To Be Let Unfurnished with white goods only to the kitchen that included dishwasher, free standing fridge freezer, washing machine and cooker.

Whether enjoying the serenity of the garden or appreciating the practicality of ample parking, this property harmoniously blends the beauty of nature with the convenience of modern living, creating a well-rounded and inviting living environment.

The property is To Be Let un-furnished and excludes all monthly bills.

EPC rating E

Location

Located within the picturesque conservation area of Dorney, residents are treated to breathtaking walks on the common and along the Thames pathway, creating an idyllic living environment.

Positioned alongside the prestigious Dorney Rowing Lake, the very site of the 2012 Olympics, the residence offers a unique blend of tranquility and sporting history. Shopping conveniences are easily accessible in Eton (approx. 2.2 miles) and Taplow (approx. 3.3 miles), while the more extensive amenities of Windsor (approx. 5.4 miles) and Maidenhead (approx. 4.7 miles) are within a short drive.

Dorney Village, merely 0.9 miles away, features two renowned pubs, and the gastronomic village of Bray, approximately 4.4 miles distant, showcases Michelin-starred restaurants, including the acclaimed Fat Duck and Waterside Inn.

Commuting from this charming locale is convenient, with London Waterloo accessible from Windsor and Datchet, and London Paddington reachable from Taplow, Maidenhead, and Slough. Additionally, the newly operational Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) extends its services to these stations.

The area is esteemed for its diverse educational opportunities, with institutions such as Dorney School, Burnham Grammar School, Claires Court School, Eton College, St. George's Windsor Castle, and Eton End. Prospective residents are advised to check catchment areas and admission policies.

For those with a penchant for sports and leisure, the region offers an array of activities. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy courses in Maidenhead and Datchet, while horse racing events unfold at Windsor and Ascot. Polo aficionados can partake in the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club and Guards Polo Club. Rowing enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the Olympic venue of Dorney Lake, Maidenhead Rowing Club, and Henley. White Waltham Airfield caters to aviation enthusiasts, and Windsor Great Park and surrounding countryside provide ample opportunities for walking, cycling, and riding. Boating on the River Thames is also a delightful pastime.

Dorney Common extends further equestrian options with a riding school and horse riding facilities. Picturesque walks lead to the River Thames, connecting to Windsor and Bray via a scenic towpath. Local footpaths beckon exploration toward the Jubilee River and Dorney Wetlands, havens for wildlife enthusiasts and a source of additional riverside walks. The Braywick Leisure Centre stands ready to accommodate diverse sporting activities for both adults and children.