3 bedroom semi-detached house

A characterful Grade II-listed converted barn set on Marlow Road, easily accessible via the M40 and M4 and well positioned for the river Thames and local amenities.

Description

The Hayloft was originally built in the 17th century and later converted from an agricultural barn in 2009, still possessing plenty of country charm as a Grade 2 listed property and affording a variety of character features such as exposed beams throughout. It is situated near the end of Marlow Road and tucked away behind an electric gated entrance, along with three other properties.

The accommodation is spacious and inviting, with high ceilings and a double-height reception room that serves as the heart of the home. The kitchen is immaculately presented having had recently fitted cabinets, featuring contemporary design and integrated appliances, yet it still clearly retains the character of a country home. The kitchen is open plan to a snug, providing an extra space for relaxing. There is also a utility room and all ground floor areas are warmed by underfloor heating. In the sitting/dining room, there is a modern wood-burning stove, with plenty of light let in through the tall windows.

Upstairs there is a main bedroom and two other good-size bedrooms. All three come with en suites and have vaulted ceilings and fitted wardrobes. There is an additional downstairs WC.

The attractive wooden plank and brick construction provides a striking first impression. To the front of the house are two parking spaces within the courtyard plus a double car port with an electric vehicle charger and full width storage to the rear. There is a south facing front garden with a paved seating area and to the rear of the property is a recently laid terrace, being ideal for alfresco entertaining. This looks on to a good sized enclosed paddock with hedges and trees providing privacy.

Location

Well End Farm is a small development of converted farm buildings, situated on the western edge of Bourne End. Popular with London commuters, young families and retirees alike, Bourne End’s amenities include shops, restaurants and pubs, including a station to London Paddington (via connection at Maidenhead).

The nearby towns of Beaconsfield, Marlow and Maidenhead offer wider shopping and facilities, with an eclectic mix of independent and national retailers. The village nestles in glorious rolling green belt countryside in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Outdoor pursuits are numerous, such as sailing, rowing, golf, football, cricket and rugby.

Schooling around the area is renowned with a number of state, grammar and private options.
For commuters, Bourne End station (0.8 miles) from The Hayloft) provides a superb link to Maidenhead, with London Paddington accessible in as little as 40 minutes. Maidenhead (11 mins from Bourne End station) with Crossrail services, provides a superb link to The City and Canary Wharf. The M40 London-bound is accessed at Junction 3, approximately four miles away, and the M4 is about seven miles away at J7.

Square Footage: 2,064 sq ft



Directions

From Bourne End station head northwest on Station Road and at the mini roundabout take the first exit onto The Parade, which becomes Marlow Road. After 0.6 miles the turning to the development will be found on the left-hand side.

Additional Info

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