Location

Tudor Lodge enjoys a prime position in the highly desirable village of Dorney, offering the ideal blend of rural tranquillity and superb connectivity. Surrounded by picturesque countryside, the village retains a charming, semi-rural feel, while being just a short distance from the everyday amenities of Eton Wick and Eton. A wider selection of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities can be found in the vibrant centres of Windsor and Maidenhead, both just a short drive away.

The property is exceptionally well-connected. The nearby M4 (Junction 7) provides access to the M25, Heathrow Airport, Central London and the West Country. For rail commuters, services to London Waterloo are available from Windsor and Datchet, while the Elizabeth Line offers fast, direct trains to London Paddington & City from Taplow, Maidenhead and Slough—ideal for both business and leisure travel.

The surrounding area offers an abundance of leisure and sporting opportunities. Golf enthusiasts are well catered for with prestigious courses at Maidenhead, Datchet, Sunningdale and Wentworth. Rowing at the world-class Dorney Lake, boating along the River Thames, and racing at Ascot and Windsor provide exciting options for active lifestyles. The Thames Valley Athletic Centre in nearby Eton supports a range of athletic pursuits, while nature lovers will appreciate the scenic walking trails along the Jubilee River and through the Dorney Wetlands, with stunning views towards Windsor Castle.

The village also boasts two riding stables, Dorney Court and The Spanish Bit.

The region is also well-served by excellent schools. Local options include Dorney School, with renowned independent schools such as Eton College, St. George’s School, Eton End and Claires Court School all within easy reach.

Description

Tucked away at the end of a private road, Tudor Lodge enjoys a truly idyllic setting in the picturesque village of Dorney. This beautifully appointed family residence offers an exceptional lifestyle combining peaceful, countryside charm with excellent convenience, just moments from Dorney Common and the River Thames.

From the moment you step inside, the home exudes warmth and elegance throughout. The bright and spacious accommodation is thoughtfully arranged over two generous floors, beginning with a welcoming entrance hall that seamlessly connects to all the principal reception rooms. At the heart of the home lies a delightful 24 ft dual-aspect sitting room, complete with a striking feature fireplace and a log-burning stove. The “farmhouse-style” kitchen is a true centrepiece of the property: beautifully finished with flagstone flooring, an AGA cooker and extensive worktop and storage space, making it ideal for both everyday family living and entertaining.

The ground floor also features a versatile array of living spaces, including a study, a sunroom with garden views, a family room, formal dining room, a spacious utility room and a cloakroom—offering both comfort and flexibility for modern living.

Upstairs, the home continues to impress with five well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal suite is impressive, boasting bespoke fitted wardrobes, air conditioning, a luxurious en suite bathroom with underfloor heating and views across the gardens, surrounding farmland and towards Windsor Castle. A light-filled landing leads to a generous guest suite and three additional bedrooms and family bathroom, ensuring ample space for family and guests alike.

GARDENS & GROUNDS - approximately 0.4 acres

The landscaped gardens are truly one of the houses key features. The expansive rear south facing garden offers a private and secluded setting with mature planting, fish ponds, colourful flowerbeds and a wide, sun-drenched terrace perfect for al fresco dining. A charming post-and-rail fence frames the garden, allowing uninterrupted views of the open farmland beyond.

To the front, electric gates open onto an expansive carriage driveway including a natural well, that leads to the main house, a detached garage and a covered carport, providing secure and convenient access with ample parking.

Directions

Travelling westwards, exit the M4 at Junction 7, proceed to the roundabout (on the A4 Bath Road) and turn left. At the next roundabout turn left into Lake End Road (B3026), which becomes Village Road. Continue into the village (passing the turning into Court Lane on your right) and the turning leading to Tudor Lodge will be seen on the right hand side: the property will be facing you at the end of the cul-de-sac.