About this property

Originally built in the early 20th century and offering versatile accommodation, there is ample potential to extend (subject to the usual planning consents). Set in beautiful mature and level gardens. NO ONWARD CHAIN

Upon crossing the threshold, one is struck by the warm and "homely" atmosphere. The well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room has a Belfast sink, a Rangemaster oven, a fitted Bosch dishwasher and a Zanussi fridge/freezer. A door to the side opens to the garden. The 23 ft x 11 ft dual aspect sitting room is bathed in light on sunny days and has a gas-fired, wood-burning-effect stove with arched windows to either side and fitted bookshelves to one end. The dining area opening off the entrance hall has a lovely open feel with exposed beams on the ceiling and French doors to the garden at the rear, making al fresco dining on the terrace a tempting summer option.
Overlooking the rear gardens, the study/snug would work well as a childrens' playroom if desired. The main bedroom with an en suite bathroom and dressing room; the study (with fitted shelving and the potential to create a fourth bedroom); airing cupboard and cloakroom complete the ground floor accommodation.
Rising to the first floor, the landing opens to two double bedrooms (one of which is fitted with bespoke Strachan furniture), a living space (ideally suited to teenagers) and the family bathroom with underfloor heating. Additionally, there is a generous amount of storage space.

Outside
The gardens are a joy and offer year-round interest. The lawn at the rear of the house has scalloped edging which draws the eye to an abundance of mixed planting (shrubs and perennials). In addition there is a shed discreetly positioned to the rear boundary and close to an attractive weeping ash. The gravel driveway at the front provides plentiful parking for several vehicles and is bordered by an area of lawn with mature hedging to the boundaries.

Situation
The property is located close to the village centre which offers numerous shops, a Post Office, hairdressers, pubs and two supermarkets. The village of Great Missenden is 1.1 mile away with a picturesque high street, many historic buildings and a diverse selection of shops, pubs, restaurants and the popular Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre. Both villages are surrounded by captivating countryside and benefit from an extensive network of public footpaths and bridle paths. The fast train from Great Missenden’s main line station to London Marylebone takes approximately 43 minutes with the tube accessible at Amersham (6.8 miles distant). Buckinghamshire is renowned for its state and private education including the grammar schools, details of which may be obtained from the local authority.

Original parts of house date back to 1919

Light and airy adaptable accommodation

Ground floor bedroom with en suite bathroom and dressing room

Double-glazed throughout

Stunning gardens - south-facing to the front

High degree of privacy

Within 350 yards of Prestwood amenities

NO ONWARD CHAIN

Additional information

• Original parts of house date back to 1919
• Light and airy adaptable accommodation
• Ground floor bedroom with en suite bathroom and dressing room
• Double-glazed throughout
• Stunning gardens - south-facing to the front
• High degree of privacy
• Within 350 yards of Prestwood amenities
• NO ONWARD CHAIN

Key information

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate