Grove Road

On entering, the entrance hall immediately sets the tone with its tessellated floor, leading into the stylish sitting room with its bay window. Stripped wooden floorboards and a handsome marble fireplace create a refined yet welcoming impression. Adjacent is a further reception room, currently arranged as a study but equally as well-suited as a dining room. This space echoes the detailing of the sitting room with its own marble fireplace, exposed wooden floorboards, and the addition of bespoke built-in bookshelves and cupboards.

From here, steps descend to a delightful snug, an inviting space that seamlessly connects the period character of the home with its more modern extensions. Skylights flood the snug with natural light, complementing the sliding glass doors that open onto a wisteria-covered terrace. The snug itself flows directly into the heart of the house – the stunning kitchen/breakfast room. This room also benefits from skylights, ensuring that the room is bright and airy throughout the day. An entire wall of sliding glass doors open to the terrace, whilst a further set of sliding doors opens the room out to the garden itself, thereby extending the living space outdoors.

The first floor features a principal bedroom with a marble fireplace, twin windows with plantation-style shutters, and an en suite shower room, and there is a second bedroom, also with a fireplace along with built-in wardrobes.

Located on a mezzanine level is a striking, spacious marble-tiled bathroom with a standalone bath, double basins, and a walk-in shower, whilst the upper floor is host to a further bedroom with skylights, and a home office, also with skylights and enjoying a view of Windsor Castle.

This remarkable townhouse is not only rich in period charm but also thoughtfully arranged to suit contemporary lifestyles. Its combination of original features, well-proportioned rooms, abundant natural light, and superb indoor-outdoor flow ensures it will appeal to those seeking both character and modern convenience.