Nashdom Lane Burnham Buckinghamshire, Slough, England, SL1

The impressive apartment (The Orangery) is of considerable character, forming part of the original mansion designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens for a Russian Princess in 1909. High ceilings, ornate cornicing and beautiful full length sash windows abound in the property to give a luxurious and spacious feel. Notable features include an impressive drawing room with a versatile mezzanine level above that is currently used as a dining area. Both the ensuite bathroom and main shower room are luxuriously equipped, whilst the contemporary styled kitchen offers a range of integrated appliances. The apartment also enjoys the use of two private courtyard/terrace areas offering plenty of space for outside dining and entertaining.SituationNashdom enjoys an idyllic position to the north east of Maidenhead in this quiet rural location. Within close proximity are the grounds of Cliveden and Burnham Beeches, with its hundreds of acres of dense woodland and open meadows providing excellent walks and recreational facilities.Area Info: Burnham village & Railway Station - 1.5 miles. Maidenhead town & Railway Station approx. 3 ½ miles distant. Beaconsfield approx. 5 miles. M4 (junction 7) 3½ miles. M40 (junction 3) Beaconsfield - 6 miles.OutsideCommunal facilities are excellent with the grounds, expanding to approximately 17 acres, having been professionally restored in recent times and include wooded walks, formal gardens and attractive landscaped areas. All residents have the exclusive use of a hard tennis court, a heated outdoor pool and a purpose built gym with changing facilities.Additional Informationtenure: Leasehold We are informed by the vendor that there is approx 122 years remaining of the exisiting lease. Annual Ground Rent £100 p/a, an annual Service Charge of £6018 and Buildings Insurance £444.