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" Situated on a desirable road between the amenities of central Maidenhead and the river is this handsome character property dating back to 1901. The detached Victorian home has been extensively modernised to create a vibrant, contemporary residence, including a two-storey extension to the rear and a new kitchen, both completed in 2018. The property is an excellent size, with accommodation over two floors extending to over 2300 sq ft, and is characterised by the high ceilings and large windows of the Victorian era.

The ground floor accommodation is arranged in a versatile layout including a welcoming central reception hall, sitting room, formal dining room, study, family room and a cloakroom. To the rear of the house beyond the family room there is an impressive kitchen and dining area with an attached boot room, which has bifold doors leading out to the garden, a large central breakfast island and a range of built-in appliances.

Upstairs the principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom and there is a second en suite guest bedroom to the front of the house. The two remaining bedrooms share a family bathroom and there is also a useful laundry room on the first floor.

Situation
Ray Park Avenue is situated in close proximity to the river Thames to the east of Maidenhead centre, which has a number of amenities including local shops and schools, plus a mainline train station. The Thameside promenade has riverside walks and leads to Ray Mill Island and on to Cookham via the towpath. Boulters lock hosts a popular barbrasserie. There are ample leisure opportunities on the Thames, a modern leisure centre and sports clubs at Braywick Park, a multiscreen cinema and library are located in the town centre and Norden Farm Arts Centre is a thriving community hub.

The M4 is easily accessible at J89 providing access to the M25 motorway network, Heathrow Airport, London and the West Country. Maidenhead station is approx. 1 mile away with services via the mainline to London Paddington and the Elizabeth Line gives direct access to the West End, City and Canary Wharf.

Outside
The house further benefits from a wealth of outside space, including a resin bound driveway to the front with space for a number of cars and double gates leading to the side of the home. The rear garden is west facing and perfectly designed for entertaining, featuring an elevated paved terrace, a generous lawn enclosed by a wall and hedge, an astroturf play area and two storage sheds. There is also an area of bark chippings which is ideal for a playhouse or similar. "