🏡 September Property Of the Month 🥑

This gorgeous family residence boasts four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and is impeccably completed throughout. Be sure to view the video to grasp why we selected this home as the property of the month! 😍

🏡 The Red House
📍 Maidenhead

🥑 Marketed by Stuart Bock

An opportunity to acquire this delightful four bedroom, two bathroom (1 En-Suite) family home which was originally built by reputed local builders, the Bunce brothers.

❤️ The Sellers View...

We have been happily living in this house for the last 17 years after deciding to relocate from Oxfordshire to be closer to family. We originally saw the for sale sign from the road and took a sneaky look over the gates. It was love at first sight for us and knew this would be the perfect family home for us. Even to this day we get a buzz approaching our house.

This private little road has been the perfect location for us with easy access to London and surrounding areas (Marlow, Windsor and Henley are our favourites). We have 3 lovely neighbours and enjoy being part of our community, walking our dogs at the local nature reserve. 

Whilst living in the house we updated the downstairs to create the beautiful open plan living space. We put in a handcrafted bespoke kitchen which we lovingly designed and is perfect for entertaining family and friends. 
 
We have created some wonderful memories here but it is now time for us to downsize and for someone else to enjoy this wonderful home.


Interested in viewing this beautiful family home? Get in contact with Stuart on the details below 👇 

☎️ Stuart - 07747 196 809
📧 stuart@avocadopropertyagents.co.uk


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Young people have been locked out of homeownership. Deposits are impossible to save. Mortgage rules are too strict. And ‘Generation Rent’ is now permanent. According to the narrative by the newspapers, younger generation homeownership has collapsed.