4 Bedroom Detached House

Riverside waterway properties rarely come to market in Wraysbury, and when they do, the combination of a private mooring, electric gates, and parking for the whole extended family at once is rarer still. Thames Creek is one of those properties. Set on Hythe End Road, an established residential address with a strong community character, this four-bedroom detached riverside home sits on a generous plot with a southwesterly orientation and 45 ft of Thames-connected waterway frontage and a private mooring.

Accommodation and Grounds

The entrance hall opens onto a well-proportioned layout suited to both everyday flow and larger gatherings. The dining room sits naturally between the kitchen and the main living space. The kitchen is fitted with classic cabinetry and dark granite worktops, with tiled flooring, a Bosch double oven, gas hob, and leaded-light windows to the front. A utility room and separate WC complete the ground floor. The living room is the standout interior space. Generously proportioned and flooded with light, it opens onto the riverside deck through full-width sliding patio doors. A decorative arched alcove with pillar detailing adds a period character note to an otherwise calm, neutral room. The study offers real flexibility as a home office or fourth reception room.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom is the largest room in the house and benefits from en-suite facilities. Three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the accommodation. The layout has never felt constrained, even for a busy household with regular guests. 

Step outside and the full appeal of this home comes into focus. A raised timber deck overlooking the south-westerly garden and the Thames beyond is where the owners have spent long evenings with friends and family, setting out by kayak and watching swans from the water’s edge. Below the deck, a well-maintained lawn runs to the private mooring. Wildlife varies by season. The quiet does not. 

The Road and the Community

Hythe End Road has a character that does not appear on property portals. It is a close-knit address with an active residents’ WhatsApp group, community events, and the kind of familiarity that comes from people choosing to stay. At the end of the road, Ankerwycke National Trust land opens onto riverside meadows and ancient woodland with almost no foot traffic. It is an exceptional amenity for a property at this price point and within this proximity to London. 

Transport and Connections

Wraysbury station provides direct South Western Railway services to London Waterloo, making the property a practical choice for London-based professionals. The M25 (junction 13) is within a few minutes by car, placing Heathrow Airport and the wider motorway network within easy reach. Windsor, Staines, and Egham are all within a short drive.

Further Potential

The property presents the potential for an extension or annexe facilities, subject to the relevant local authority approvals and planning permissions. The layout and plot size support this for buyers considering multi-generational living or additional guest accommodation. STPP