4 bed town house for sale

Boulters Lane, Maidenhead SL6

Live The High Life In Maidenhead

9 Ray Mead Court is beautifully set within a leafy, tranquil cul-de-sac approximately 250 yards from the River Thames. Offered with no onward chain, this end-of-terrace townhouse presents superb scope for modernisation and future value uplift.

Ideal for young families, downsizers or rental investors, this location is a major draw - quiet, green, and residential. The outlook to the front is wonderfully open, with elevated views from the large first floor sitting room with large windows.

Arranged over three floors, the accommodation is spacious and versatile. There is a driveway to the front, with further residents permit parking available. The integral garage offers excellent storage or parking options.

The ground floor features an entrance porch, hallway, fourth bedroom and a utility room - which could readily convert to a ground floor shower room/bathroom if desired. From the hall, stairs rise to the first floor where you find the bright open sitting room and a well fitted kitchen/breakfast room with a range of eye and base level units plus boiler cupboard. There is also a cloakroom with wc adjacent.

The second floor offers three further bedrooms and family bathroom.

Outside, the rear garden is very private and laid mainly to patio - ideal as a low maintenance lock-up-and-leave and perfect for entertaining, framed by tall mature trees. The neighbouring property demonstrates how this space could be attractively landscaped to redesign the garden further if wished.

Location

Ray Mead Court is a private residential cul-de-sac in a highly sought-after position perfect for commuters needing the Elizabeth Line yet close to the River Thames and Boulters Lock; whilst downsizers will appreciate the fantastic proportions, excellent condition and quiet neighbourhood.. Maidenhead town centre is close by and offers a wide range of shopping and leisure facilities, with further amenities available in the nearby riverside towns of Windsor and Marlow. Maidenhead itself a historic market town set on the River Thames, long known for its riverside lifestyle. Boulters Lock and Ray Mill Island are popular focal points with river boat trips, scenic walks and well-regarded riverside restaurants & superb gastro pubs and bars including Hall and Woodhouse, Roux at Skindles and the Boathouse, great on sunny afternoons entertaining friends and family. Local events include regular farmers’ markets and a full programme of arts at Norden Farm Centre for the Arts. There are excellent sports, clubs and leisure facilities locally, including paddle, lawn tennis, bowls, rowing and cycling, and Braywick Leisure Centre offers swimming and a wide range of indoor activities. Golf is available at Winter Hill, Temple, Maidenhead, Marlow and Stoke Park, with horse racing at Windsor and Ascot, and rowing at Maidenhead Rowing Club and Dorney Lake. Transport links are excellent, with rail services to London Paddington available from Maidenhead and Taplow (journeys from around 20 minutes at peak times), in addition to the Elizabeth Line. Road connections are strong with the M4 (Junctions 7 and 8/9) nearby.

There are many highly regarded schools in the area including St Pirans, Oldfield, Claires Court and Highfield in Maidenhead, and Herries in Cookham Dean (prospective purchasers should check catchments and admissions policies).

Mains gas, water, electricity & drainage