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4 Bedroom detached house ● London Road, Ascot ● £800,000
This extraordinary double-fronted, four-bedroom detached family home presents an exceptional chance to create your dream property with a partially converted two-bedroom annexe, complete with its own kitchen and bathroom.
This extraordinary double-fronted, four-bedroom detached family home presents an exceptional chance to create your dream property. Overflowing with charm and character, it seamlessly blends timeless Victorian elegance with boundless potential for modern enhancements. Situated on a generous plot spanning nearly one-fifth of an acre, this home offers abundant space for both family living and entertaining. The gated driveway ensures ample parking and convenient access to the expansive garden.
Step inside, and you’ll find a welcoming ground floor featuring an open-plan living and dining area. Here, the light pours through a striking bay window, highlighting the period-style flooring and exquisite plantation shutters. The modern kitchen flows effortlessly into the stunning garden via bi-folding doors, creating a harmonious blend of indoor and outdoor living. A thoughtfully designed bathroom with luxurious roll-top bath and premium fixtures completes this level, offering a touch of indulgence.
Upstairs, the charm continues with four generously sized double bedrooms that beautifully preserve the home’s Victorian appeal. Original flooring and low-level traditional radiators create a warm, inviting ambiance, perfect for relaxation or family living.
One of the standout features of this property is the detached stable block, which has been expertly reimagined into a versatile two-bedroom annexe. The ground floor boasts a high-spec, open-plan kitchen and living area, while the sleek, modern shower room offers practicality with a contemporary edge. The upper level provides two well-proportioned bedrooms, making it perfect for extended family, guests, or even as a potential rental opportunity. An additional outbuilding offers further storage or creative potential.
The expansive garden is a true sanctuary, featuring a harmonious mix of manicured lawn, gravel paths, and a raised decked area. Perfect for al fresco dining, family gatherings, or peaceful outdoor moments, this garden is an entertainer’s dream.
While certain areas of the property, including the annexe and stables, would benefit from further finishing and personalization, this home offers a unique canvas. Whether you’re envisioning a grand family residence or a flexible property with annexed living or rental potential, this stunning Victorian gem is ready to be transformed into something truly special.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a property that combines rich heritage with endless possibilities. With thoughtful upgrades, this could become the masterpiece you’ve always imagined.
- The Story
- Sitting in their bright family room, with light pouring in through the large windows, the owners of Cranbrook consider the changes their Victorian home must have seen over the decades. "There was once a bakery in this house - one side of the building was a shop front," one of them explains. "This was where people in the area would come every day to buy their freshly baked breads. We have two outbuildings at the back of the house: one of these was where the flour and grain were kept and the other was the stable for the bakery's horse."
- BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED
- The detached, four-bedroom house has been renovated by the couple in the time they have been there. "We bought it eight years ago because it was very attractive and still had period features," she recalls. "It gave us the space we were looking for and it had a large sunny garden, as well as the outbuildings, which offered lots of possibilities." Since then, they have updated Cranbrook from top to bottom. New hot water and heating systems have been installed, rooms have been opened up and spaces have been replastered and redecorated. "We removed walls to create one large reception room at the front of the house and we made a spacious kitchen breakfast room from a series of six smaller rooms."
- BRIGHT AND INVITING
- The aim, she emphasises, was to retain elements of the property's period style while also making it bright and inviting for modern day living. "We kept features such as cornices and coving, and we uncovered balustrades on the stairs, as well as two fireplaces that had been boarded over in bedrooms. We also exposed a vaulted ceiling in part of the kitchen." Original floorboards were uncovered, sanded and polished, and rooms were decorated in light, neutral shades. "We have also added period-style radiators and plantation shutters in many rooms, as well as chandeliers," she adds.
- EASY LIVING
- The red-brick property now offers excellent family living space. It is entered via a lobby, which leads through into the open-plan reception hall, drawing room and family room. "We love spending time in the drawing room, where have a nice three-seat sofa - this is a great social space." Further on, there is a ground floor bathroom, as well as the kitchen breakfast room, with its bi-folding doors on to the garden. "The kitchen is very contemporary, with a white quartz work surface, which was imported from Germany, a double Smeg oven and a Porcelanosa porcelain floor." All four double bedrooms are up on the first floor: "They are all very sunny," she observes. And, she says: "There is also space on this level for an additional bathroom to be added if required."
- PRIVATE GARDEN
- Cranbrook offers superb opportunities for indoor-outdoor living, says the owner. "We love sitting in the kitchen with the doors open when it is warm," she explains. "We can look out over the garden and in summer we pull our outdoor sofas right up and sit outside to watch television! The garden is very private and catches the sunshine all day. It is mature with some lovely shrubs and trees, and attracts lots of birds." She adds: "We have a nice apple tree that we discovered when we landscaped the garden after we had already moved here."
- EXCELLENT LOCATION
- The Ascot surroundings have also given them great pleasure. "We have enjoyed having the nature reserve right opposite and also being just down the road from the racecourse," says the owner. "There is always something happening down there - often very family friendly activities." It has been easy to walk to Ascot High Street and to head into Windsor for the afternoon; the new Lexicon centre in Bracknell is also a good place to go shopping. "We also have London on our doorstep," she adds. "We can walk to the train station from here and then be at Waterloo in 35 minutes." The current owners have had plans for the outbuildings to be converted: their idea was to have one as a one-bedroom, self-contained annexe and the other as a garden room. "But really they could be anything the next owners wanted to suit their own needs," she adds. "This is already a lovely house but there is still potential to take it further."
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- Property reference CWR083402119
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Ascot is a small town in East Berkshire, 6 miles south of Windsor, and 25 miles west of London. It is most notable as the location of Ascot Racecourse, home of the prestigious Royal Ascot meeting.
While the racecourse is the focus of the town, Ascot has some thriving boutiques, cafes and restaurants to discover.
The nearby towns of Windsor, Camberley, Guildford and Reading have everything else you might need, from impressive shopping centres to theatres.
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The information displayed about this property comprises a property advertisement. This property advertisement does not constitute property particulars. The information is provided and maintained by chewton rose. Please contact the chewton rose office directly to obtain full property particulars and any information which may be available under the terms of The Energy Performance of Buildings (Certificates and Inspections) (England and Wales) Regulations 2007 and The Home Information Pack Regulations 2007.
