The ground floor features an array of versatile reception rooms, including a bright, dual-aspect sitting room defined by twin bay windows and garden access, a separate snug, and a formal dining room, providing dedicated spaces for relaxation and hosting. For those wishing to work from home, the property is complemented by a private study and an additional office.

At the heart of the home is the kitchen/breakfast room featuring a central island and a vaulted roof lantern. This bright space flows through bi-fold doors onto the terrace, creating a natural hub for relaxing and entertaining.

The upper levels host six bedrooms, five of which benefit from en-suite facilities, and a family bathroom. Of particular note is the principal suite, comprising a generous walk-in wardrobe and a private bathroom.

This property has 0.66 acres of land.

Outside

Set within 0.66 acres of beautifully secluded, landscaped grounds, the property boasts a secure gated carriage driveway, and a detached double garage.

The gardens are a particular highlight, featuring manicured lawns, mature borders and an expansive, full-width patio spanning the rear of the house and offering the perfect setting for al fresco dining in a private, tranquil environment.

Situation

Prince Albert Drive is conveniently situated just over a mile from the centre of Ascot with its selection of shops catering for day-to-day needs. The area also offers an excellent variety of restaurants and cafes, while the nearby towns of Windsor, Camberley and Reading also offer a wide range of shopping, leisure and dining options.

For the commuter, the property is well placed for rail services to London Waterloo from the local station in Ascot, while road links are also excellent with the M3, M4 and M25 all easily accessed. Heathrow Airport is about 12 miles away, providing convenient access to international travel.

Outstanding-rated schooling is available at Ascot Heath Primary School, while there are also several reputable independents in the local area, including Papplewick School and St. George’s School.