🏡 July Property Of The Month 🏡

📍 Taplow

🥑 Marketed by Matt & Matt

Agents View...
What a house! The Jubilee Gardens development at Taplow Riverside is a stunning collection of high-end, modern homes with this house in particular backing out onto the Jubilee River. Built by Berkeley Group in 2018 the property has all the modern efficiencies and luxuries you would expect from a Berkeley home with a floorplan that lends itself to a versatile set of uses for different buyers. The finishes are stunning and the property would make an ideal family home. Come and see for yourself! 

Area View...
Situated inbetween the Jubilee River and the River Thames water views are not in short supply here. Taplow train station - which offers direct access to Paddington via the Elizabeth Line - is exactly 1 mile away. Other more local amenities such as Taplow Riverside Gardens and the Hall & Woodhouse Pub make this an excellent community for family living. 

Other Information...
Vendor Position: No onward chain
Rental value: £5000pcm
EPC: B-rated

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Or get in touch with Matt and Matt directly on the details below 👇

☎️ Matt P - 07920 065080
📧 matthew@avocadoberkshire.co.uk

☎️ Matt B - 07717 725609
📧 mattbarrell@avocadoberkshire.co.uk


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