8teenthirty8
Combining the excitement and advantages of an urban base with a delightful setting just a few minutes from the picturesque waterside of the River Thames, and in easy reach of London by road or rail, 8teenthirty8 represents the best of contemporary apartment living. A short stroll from the town centre, the new homes are just two miles from the M4 and less than 35 minutes from London Paddington by rail.

Outdoor activities
Maidenhead offers an exciting choice of open-air activities, from hovercraft racing a couple of miles outside the town at Wildcat Hovercraft, with its invigorating series of S-bends and downhill hairpins, to the pleasures of boating in some of the most picturesque reaches of the Thames. The Rivertime organisation, who can provide a range of craft from 12-seater launches to punts and canoes, have a base at the Thames Riviera Hotel, just a few minutes walk from the development. The town also has a wide choice of parks and green spaces, including delightful riverside walks, and there are many attractive neighbouring villages to explore.

Shopping
There is a convenience store in Bridge Road, opposite the development, and an excellent choice of food and drink retailers including Waitrose and Sainsbury's supermarkets in easy reach. In the town centre, Nicholson's Shopping Centre presents a selection of over 60 shops, ranging from famous high street names to independent traders, within two modern covered malls. Maidenhead also has a Farmers' Market held on the second Sunday of each month.

Transport
8teenthirty8 is around two miles from the M4, giving easy access to central London, approximately 30 miles away. Maidenhead Station has a frequent rail service to London Paddington, with the journey taking around 35 minutes, and Heathrow Airport is only 14 miles away.

Sport and leisure
In addition to an 18-hole golf course, close to the town centre and just a short walk from the apartments, Maidenhead has a range of indoor leisure facilities. The Magnet Leisure Centre, around 500 yards from the development, incorporates a 25-metre swimming pool, two sports halls, a BodyZone gym and a health suite. And adjacent to the Magnet Centre, the Tenpin entertainment complex includes pool tables, amusements and a diner bar, as well as 26 bowling lanes.

Entertainment
There is a 10-screen Odeon cinema in the town centre, and Maidenhead has a spectrum of meeting places ranging from the Blue River Café, just a few minutes walk from 8teenthirty8 and offering impressive views across the Thames, to Smokey Joe's Roadhouse, a live entertainment venue in the town centre. Norden Farm Centre for the Arts presents an eclectic programme of live music and drama, films and workshops, and the surrounding area includes a wide selection of restaurants, cafés and traditional country pubs.

Health care
There is a choice of GP and dental surgeries within a few minutes walk of the apartments, including two large medical practices in Cookham Road.

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From the M4 travelling westwards
Travelling west along the M4 leave the motorway at junction 7, taking the left filter following signs for Slough West and crossing the overpass to join the Huntercombe Spur of the M4. At the roundabout, take the first exit to enter the A4 (Bath Road) following signs for Maidenhead, and stay on Bath Road for approximately two miles. Once across the Thames, take the second exit at the roundabout to enter Bridge Road, then take the first left turn into Oldfield Road. The entrance to 8teenthirty8 is after a few yards, on the right.

From the M4 travelling eastwards
Leave the motorway by the slip road at junction 8/9, and at the roundabout take the second exit to join the A308(M). At the next roundabout, take the first exit to join the A308 (Windsor Road) and carry on for just over a mile, passing through one roundabout and following the sharp left then right turns at Grenfell Road. At the next roundabout take the third exit to enter the A4 (Bad Godesberg Way) and take the second exit at the next two roundabouts to enter Bridge Road. Oldfield Road is on the right, around 500 yards past the second roundabout but, since there is no right turn at the junction, carry on to the roundabout just before the bridge and double back. Turn into Oldfield Road and the entrance to 8teenthirty8 is after a few yards, on the right.

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