£1,575 pcm
(£363 pw)
2 bed flat to rentBath Road, 7 Bath Road SL1
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
614 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Available immediately
Unfurnished
About this property
Fully integrated, dual colour kitchens
Secure intercom entry systems
Optional, gated allocated parking
Bespoke wooden doors with double glazed windows throughout
Open plan living space
Vast open green space directly opposite (Salt Hill Park)
New apartment building
A secure, high energy efficient apartment building
Close to all local amenities
One parking space included
Chesterfield House, undoubtedly a new benchmark set for rental accommodation in Slough. Chesterfield House offers a blend of studio, one and two bedroom apartments to rent within a secure residential apartment building with the added bonus of optional, allocated gated parking.
Location
Chesterfield House is situated on Bath Road, Slough, and is located just 24 miles west of Central London, and 9 miles from Heathrow Airport with access to the M4. Slough Station is also nearby, which was originally built in 1838. Slough Station can lay claim to a very auspicious piece of rail history. It was there that Queen Victoria embarked on her first train journey in 1842. This was then the closest station to Windsor Castle, and Victoria continued to use it for another seven years before the completion of the Windsor & Eton branch in 1849. Today, trains to Slough serve as an important commuter hub, connecting to Oxford, Reading and London Paddington as well as Windsor. Slough Mainline Station offers regular services into Central London (12 minutes), and to Heathrow Airport. The building is also just a short walk to Slough Overground Station, and is situated directly opposite Salt Hill Park which provides expansive open green space, in addition to Tescos and all other local amenities being extremely close by.
Location
Chesterfield House is situated on Bath Road, Slough, and is located just 24 miles west of Central London, and 9 miles from Heathrow Airport with access to the M4. Slough Station is also nearby, which was originally built in 1838. Slough Station can lay claim to a very auspicious piece of rail history. It was there that Queen Victoria embarked on her first train journey in 1842. This was then the closest station to Windsor Castle, and Victoria continued to use it for another seven years before the completion of the Windsor & Eton branch in 1849. Today, trains to Slough serve as an important commuter hub, connecting to Oxford, Reading and London Paddington as well as Windsor. Slough Mainline Station offers regular services into Central London (12 minutes), and to Heathrow Airport. The building is also just a short walk to Slough Overground Station, and is situated directly opposite Salt Hill Park which provides expansive open green space, in addition to Tescos and all other local amenities being extremely close by.
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