About this property

A five bedroom family home arranged over four levels with approximately 2,841 sq. ft. of accommodation with attractive views to the rear. Please note the photo of the front elevation has been edited to illustrate how the property could be styled subject to the usual permissions.

A striking five-bedroom family home arranged over four levels with attractive views from every room. The property provides flexible, bright and airy accommodation creating an interesting home which can be arranged into a variety of different ways of living. The entrance hall affords access to the family room, through to the garage, the fifth bedroom and a shower room. Stairs go down to a kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a comprehensive range of floor and wall units incorporating integrated appliances and a spacious dining room opening onto a large patio. The sitting room, situated on a mezzanine floor, is a spacious double aspect room with double doors to a balcony and a feature fireplace with wood burning stove, an adjoining study benefits from views over the garden. Stairs rise to the top floor where there is a large dual aspect principal bedroom boasting en-suite facilities, built in wardrobes and far reaching views. The three further bedrooms are serviced by the family bathroom.

Outside
The tarmac drive leads to the front of the property and the attached double garage, the remainder of the front garden is laid to lawn. The rear garden is again mainly laid to lawn with mature fruit trees and shrubs. The garden is a key feature with mature borders and most definitely an enjoyable area for entertaining with picturesque views. There is a terrace running the entire width of the house, ideal for alfresco dining room.

Situation
Hampden Hill is located on the outskirts of Beaconsfield and is noted locally for its architecture. The road contains detached properties which were designed in the early 1960s by architect Mary Christian Hamp who had local connections. These properties feature roofs of uneven pitch which were tailored to this location. They remain relatively unaltered and with their original character intact. The area was designated as a conservation area by South Bucks District Council in 2004 and is a no through road around a generous green with far reaching views, a great place to relax on a Summer's day.

5 Bedrooms

4 Reception rooms

3 Bathrooms

Garden

Garage. Council Tax band G

Additional information

• 5 Bedrooms
• 4 Reception rooms
• 3 Bathrooms
• Garden
• Garage. Council Tax band G

Key information

Council Tax Band: 6

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate