Hamways are proud to offer this newly redecorated three bedroom semi detached cottage house in the peaceful area of Taplow.
This house has an entrance lobby leading through to the lounge, a study and dining room, toilet and a great size fully fitted kitchen to the ground floor. Upstairs there are three good size bedrooms (master bedroom with large en suite) and white family bathroom with bath and overhead shower. This property benefits from a gas central heating, lots of natural light throughout, large fully equipped kitchen.

This property is not on mains gas but has a gas storage tank – an account will need to be set up with Calor Gas for supply.

There are many walking, cycling and riding facilities accessed via a network of scenic footpaths and bridle ways. Lots of green spaces (think dog-walking, cycling, open-air yoga, picnics)

This house is in a peaceful oasis in the country yet is within minutes of comprehensive train services and three major motorways.
Taplow the mainline train station on the new Elizabeth Line between London and Reading, also the Great Western rail network between London and Cornwall. The M4, M40 and M25 are all easily accessed from Cliveden Road.

The government website shows this property falls under Council Tax Band E, please note this may not always be accurate and recommend you speak with the local authority for confirmation.

The property is ready for occupation now and viewings are being arranged. Please quote property code PK425
(Date available subject to change)

This property is available with a Deposit-Free option which means that instead of paying a traditional security deposit of up to 5 weeks, you pay a fee of one weeks rent to become a member of flatfair (a deposit-free renting scheme) which significantly reduces the upfront costs. This fee is non-refundable and is not a deposit so cannot be used towards covering the cost of any future damage. More details available at flatfair.co.uk

**Minimum Term 12 months. This will continue a month-by-month basis thereafter**

These particulars are believed to be correct, but their accuracy is not guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract.