Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house
Featured
Study
Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
3601
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Beautifully appointed and presented accommodation
- Access into London by road and rail
- Stunning landscaped gardens and terrace
- Outbuildings including a gym, summer house & cinema room
- Gated driveway with garage
- EPC Rating = D
Beautifully presented period cottage with outbuildings set in landscaped gardens.
Description
Mulberry Cottage dates back to about 1850 and was originally the Gardeners Cottage to the neighbouring Stoke Court. This was then extended in the 1950s and joined with the adjacent Coach House. Perfect for family life, the accommodation is beautifully appointed, seamlessly blending the old and the new.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors with the front door opening into the reception hall, with built in storage, and leading to a quietly situated study, perfect for home working. Across the hall the superb kitchen/dining/family room is a stunning open-plan sociable space, ideally suited for growing families. The Neptune bespoke fitted kitchen provides excellent storage, complemented by marble worktops and integrated appliances. A large island incorporates a breakfast bar for informal dining. Bi-fold doors extend the space to the outside terrace area. Further accommodation includes a playroom opening into an elegant dual aspect sitting room. Beyond here a cosy TV room enjoys views over the garden. A boot room lies adjacent, perfect for muddy boots and coats with a door to the rear garden. In addition on the ground floor is a fully fitted utility room, bedroom and adjacent bathroom, offering potential as a granny or au pair suite.
The cottage benefits from two staircases leading to the bedroom accommodation on the first floor. Stairs from the playroom lead to a characterful double bedroom, overlooking the garden with an adjacent spacious bathroom. There are two further bedrooms accessed from the reception hall alongside a well-appointed bathroom.
Electric gates open on to a gravelled driveway with parking for several vehicles. A wide terrace provides the perfect spot for outside dining and entertaining. The gardens are delightful and beautifully landscaped with well stocked beds and borders. A large lawn area is interspersed with a variety of specimen trees, an ornamental pond and a pretty patio with doors from the TV room. Outbuildings include a charming cinema room, summer house and detached garage with adjoining garden room/gym offering excellent flexibility of use.
Location
Slough station 2.9 miles, Beaconsfield 8.4 miles, Heathrow (T5) 14 miles, central London (Baker Street) 21 miles. All distances are approximate.
The village of Stoke Poges enjoys a rural feeling being surrounded by attractive mature woodland and benefits from a primary school, doctors surgery and several local shops.
The larger towns of Gerrards Cross and Beaconsfield provide further facilities, together with a mainline station serving London Marylebone. The newly opened Elizabeth Line operates from Burnham, Taplow and Slough. M40 and M4 give access to central London and Heathrow.
Local golf clubs include the nearby Wexham Golf Club with additional clubs in Stoke Poges and Burnham.
The county is one of the last to maintain the traditional grammar school system with Burnham Grammar School (for girls and boys) together with The Royal Grammar School and John Hampden in High Wycombe (for boys) and Beaconsfield High School (for girls). Independent preparatory schools include St Mary’s, Godstowe, High March (for girls) Caldicott, Davenies (for boys) and Dair House (for boys and girls).
Square Footage: 3,601 sq ft
Additional Info
Services: All mains connected. Please note none of the services have been tested.
All distances and times are approximate and correct at the time of writing.
Note from the vendors: Mulberry Cottage has an easement over the gravel lane leading to our neighbours houses in order to access Duffield Lane. Mulberry Cottage has been accessing the main road this way since 1850.
Description
Mulberry Cottage dates back to about 1850 and was originally the Gardeners Cottage to the neighbouring Stoke Court. This was then extended in the 1950s and joined with the adjacent Coach House. Perfect for family life, the accommodation is beautifully appointed, seamlessly blending the old and the new.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors with the front door opening into the reception hall, with built in storage, and leading to a quietly situated study, perfect for home working. Across the hall the superb kitchen/dining/family room is a stunning open-plan sociable space, ideally suited for growing families. The Neptune bespoke fitted kitchen provides excellent storage, complemented by marble worktops and integrated appliances. A large island incorporates a breakfast bar for informal dining. Bi-fold doors extend the space to the outside terrace area. Further accommodation includes a playroom opening into an elegant dual aspect sitting room. Beyond here a cosy TV room enjoys views over the garden. A boot room lies adjacent, perfect for muddy boots and coats with a door to the rear garden. In addition on the ground floor is a fully fitted utility room, bedroom and adjacent bathroom, offering potential as a granny or au pair suite.
The cottage benefits from two staircases leading to the bedroom accommodation on the first floor. Stairs from the playroom lead to a characterful double bedroom, overlooking the garden with an adjacent spacious bathroom. There are two further bedrooms accessed from the reception hall alongside a well-appointed bathroom.
Electric gates open on to a gravelled driveway with parking for several vehicles. A wide terrace provides the perfect spot for outside dining and entertaining. The gardens are delightful and beautifully landscaped with well stocked beds and borders. A large lawn area is interspersed with a variety of specimen trees, an ornamental pond and a pretty patio with doors from the TV room. Outbuildings include a charming cinema room, summer house and detached garage with adjoining garden room/gym offering excellent flexibility of use.
Location
Slough station 2.9 miles, Beaconsfield 8.4 miles, Heathrow (T5) 14 miles, central London (Baker Street) 21 miles. All distances are approximate.
The village of Stoke Poges enjoys a rural feeling being surrounded by attractive mature woodland and benefits from a primary school, doctors surgery and several local shops.
The larger towns of Gerrards Cross and Beaconsfield provide further facilities, together with a mainline station serving London Marylebone. The newly opened Elizabeth Line operates from Burnham, Taplow and Slough. M40 and M4 give access to central London and Heathrow.
Local golf clubs include the nearby Wexham Golf Club with additional clubs in Stoke Poges and Burnham.
The county is one of the last to maintain the traditional grammar school system with Burnham Grammar School (for girls and boys) together with The Royal Grammar School and John Hampden in High Wycombe (for boys) and Beaconsfield High School (for girls). Independent preparatory schools include St Mary’s, Godstowe, High March (for girls) Caldicott, Davenies (for boys) and Dair House (for boys and girls).
Square Footage: 3,601 sq ft
Additional Info
Services: All mains connected. Please note none of the services have been tested.
All distances and times are approximate and correct at the time of writing.
Note from the vendors: Mulberry Cottage has an easement over the gravel lane leading to our neighbours houses in order to access Duffield Lane. Mulberry Cottage has been accessing the main road this way since 1850.
Property information from this agent
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