With an attractive façade featuring multi-paned, modern sash windows, the house has been beautifully refurbished and offers versatile living space with an open ambience and a neutral colour palette perfectly suited to an uncomplicated, relaxed lifestyle. The reception hall provides access, via a glazed internal door, into the sitting room which extends into a bay window alcove and has an open aperture to the impressive kitchen/breakfast room to the rear of the house. Filled with natural light courtesy of its dual aspect and bi-folding doors which open to the garden, this sociable setting offers a seamless link from the inside to the outside environment. The kitchen is fitted with contemporary wall and base level cabinetry, topped with stone work surfaces, and features a Belfast sink, a range-style cooker, and an island unit with a breakfast bar. Ancillary space is available in the adjoining utility room, which provides a home for additional domestic appliances, as well as a link to the cloakroom, whilst the ground floor office will suit those wishing to work from home.

The stylish décor continues on the first floor, which is reached via a staircase with glazed baluster panels, and comprises four bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobe storage. The principal room has the benefit of an en suite shower room and a well-appointed family bathroom completes the accommodation on the upper level.

Outside

The property is approached via a gravelled driveway which provides parking for two cars and leads to the garage. Natural reed screening, atop a low timber wall, provides privacy to an area of garden at the front of the house which enjoys a south/westerly aspect. This area is paved, with retaining walls incorporating a bench and steps enclosing a seating area. Planting to the surrounding bed includes a pleasing selection of architectural shrubs and perennial plants, along with a parasol tree feature. A pathway extends to the side and rear of the house which is also paved for low-maintenance and provides additional spots in which to sit and relax, with rambling greenery to the boundary fencing and pockets of attractive planting.

Situation

Cooper Road is situated within striking distance of the range of amenities on offer in Windlesham village, including the Field of Remembrance with its coffee shop. It is also conveniently placed for access to the M3 and the excellent rail services to London Waterloo at nearby Sunningdale.

The local shops cater for everyday needs, with a wider selection of facilities available at Sunningdale and Ascot, and slightly further afield at Windsor, Guildford, Bracknell and Reading, for an extensive range of shopping, leisure and cultural facilities.

Prestigious golf clubs can be enjoyed at Sunningdale, Wentworth, Swinley Forest and The Berkshire, and for equestrian enthusiasts, both Ascot and Windsor offer race days and events. The local countryside is picturesque, with walking at Chobham Common, Swinley Forest, Windsor Great Park, Virginia Water and Savill Garden.

Excellent schooling is available in the area in both the state and independent sectors, including the local Windlesham Infant School (rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted), Sunningdale School, St George’s, St Mary’s, Lambrook, Wellington College, and Eton College.

Directions

With Strutt & Parker’s Sunningdale office on your left, continue on Chobham Road and at the T-junction, turn left onto London Road (A30). Follow the road for approximately 3 miles, turn left onto Westwood Road and after about 1.3 miles, turn left into Kennel Lane (B386). After about 0.3 miles, turn left into Cooper Road and the property will be found at the end of the cul-de-sac.