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3 bedroom detached house
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Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Grade 2 listed building
- Three double bedrooms
- 19' kitchen / diner
- 14' lounge
- 31' chapel
- Turreted staircase
- Private side and rear garden
- scope for further development
- Downstairs WC
- Roof top balcony
Chapel Lodge, built around 1897 by EJ Shrewsbury for the Maidenhead Cemetery Company,
Edward James Shrewsbury (1852-1924) began in practice at Maidenhead in 1875 and went on to become the town's leading architect of the late C19 and early C20. Among his works are the Jubilee clock tower on Station Approach (1901), the former Technical School on Marlow Road (1896), and the churches of St Peter, Furze Platt (1897) and St John, Littlewick Green (1893). Among his pupils was the renowned Arts and Crafts architect and designer Henry Wilson.
The property offers a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of local history, comprising of a cemetery lodge and chapel building, located in one of the most highly sought after roads in Maidenhead, the property has been significantly upgraded over the years and now offers a sizeable stunning family home, in good condition, offering a inspiring lifestyle space, with additional scope for further development.
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