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Originally built as the village Methodist chapel in 1858, it closed for worship in 1972 and was converted into residential use in 1977. It is now a charming, much improved and extended family home occupying an idyllic setting. Several delightful village Pubs, the historic St John the Baptist Church and the highly regarded Cookham Dean Primary School are all within a few minutes walk. Cookham Dean is a quintessential English village, surrounded by beautiful rural views, a real hidden gem. There are lovely rural walks and scenery throughout the village with pockets of National Trust land, including the old cricket green and several commons on the doorstep. Picturesque Cookham High Street with a selection of Gastro pubs, restaurants, boutique shops & cafes, together with lovely Thames riverside walks is a short distance away. Further day to day shops can be found at Cookham Rise including a convenience store, butchers, delicatessen, hairdressers, dentist & doctor’s surgery & the Cookham branch line train station connecting to London Paddington and the newly opened Elizabeth line (providing direct access to Bond Street, Tottenham Court Road, Farringdon and Canary Wharf). The larger towns of Marlow & Maidenhead are a short drive away offering comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities together with easy access to the M4, M40 and M25 to Heathrow Airport.
For further details, contact Nicky Jones, (Tel:01628 532010), quoting reference c/1069