Luxaura Homes with 6-Bed Detached House – Maidenhead

Description

Modern 6-bedroom detached house in Maidenhead, finished to a high standard throughout. Open-plan kitchen-living-diner with bifold doors onto a private garden, 6 bedrooms across floors with 4 bathrooms, and a private driveway for 2 cars. Underfloor heating, fast Wi-Fi and air conditioning in the living room. Sleeps up to 13, with 2 king fixed beds. A short drive to Maidenhead town and station, with fast trains to London Paddington. Ideal for families, groups and contractor teams.

A spacious 6 -bedroom detached house in Maidenhead, newly built and finished to a high standard. The house runs over 3 floors and sleeps up to 13 across 6 bedrooms, with 4 bathrooms and generous open-plan living space.

The heart of the house is the open-plan kitchen, living and dining room on the ground floor. The kitchen has a large central island, sleek grey cabinetry, a gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, separate fridge and freezer, microwave and coffee machine. The dining area seats six, and the living area has a sofa, smart TV and air conditioning. Bifold doors open onto the private rear garden, filling the space with light. There is a separate utility room with a washer-dryer.

The 6 bedrooms are split across both floors. We have 1 super king sized and 2 are king fixed beds and 5 single beds. The 4 bathrooms are finished in marble-effect tiling with walk-in showers.

The house has underfloor heating on both floors with a digital thermostat in every room, fast broadband, and full self check-in by key box. There is a private driveway with space for 2 cars and a fully enclosed rear garden with a lawn and paved patio.

The house is in a quiet residential part of Maidenhead, a riverside town in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, Berkshire. The surrounding streets are leafy and well-kept, a mix of established homes and newer builds, with everyday shops and supermarkets a short drive away.

Maidenhead town centre has a good range of shops, the Nicholson’s Quarter, supermarkets, restaurants and cafes. The town sits on the River Thames, with riverside walks at Boulter’s Lock and Ray Mill Island, and there are several well-regarded pubs and restaurants in the surrounding villages of Bray and Cookham. Bray is home to two of the country’s most famous restaurants, the Fat Duck and the Waterside Inn.

The area is popular with families and professionals, well-placed for the M4 corridor and within easy reach of Windsor, Henley and Reading.