About this property

Originally dating back to the early 20th century, this attractive period home has been extended and renovated to a high standard. Comprising three reception rooms, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a high quality kitchen/breakfast room. Viewing is recommended.

The house stands well back from the road and offers light and spacious accommodation with high ceilings. Opening off the left-hand side of the hall, the bay-fronted sitting room (with oak flooring and a Portland stone fireplace handmade by Totem) leads to the dining room which has French doors opening to the rear garden. To the other side of the hall, a bay-fronted family room provides an additional reception room with a Morso wood-burning stove and continuation of the oak flooring.
The kitchen, designed with the serious chef in mind, was handmade by Furniture & Design of Oxford and is fitted with two sinks and Miele appliances including two ovens (incorporating a steamer), two plate warmers and a microwave. There is a six-plate Gaggenau ceramic hob with extractor over, an integrated Siemens dishwasher and space for an American-style fridge/freezer. The units are complemented by a combination of oak and attractive Italian bespoke granite worktops as well as porcelain flooring. There is a walk-in larder cupboard and a useful utility room with granite worktops and a door to the side. The cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation.
The first floor offers a principal bedroom with panoramic views over the rear gardens and beyond, as well as a recently refitted en suite shower room with two washbasins, underfloor heating, a generous walk-in shower and dura blue limestone vanity tops. There are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom with underfloor heating and fitted with a Villeroy and Boch suite and rainwater shower.

Outside
Double timber gates open onto a Cotswold stone driveway providing off-road parking. A splendid feature of this property is the generous sized garden which offers panoramic views towards the Cotswolds. The gardens are laid to lawn with a few mature trees and enclosed by hedging with gated side access for vehicles.

Situation
Situated on the edge of the Chiltern Hills, Loosley Row is a sought-after hamlet with fabulous walks and local pubs. The property is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a Conservation area. The Lacey Green windmill (the oldest surviving smock mill in England) is just 350 yards away and the area is historically renowned for its lace-making.
Princes Risborough, 2.7 miles away, is a lively market town with a variety of independent shops, restaurants and several social, cultural and sports facilities. There is a good choice of both state and independent primary schools with excellent grammar schools in nearby Aylesbury and High Wycombe. Motorway links are readily accessible (M40 Junction 4 or 5), coupled with a fast commuter train service from Princes Risborough to London (40 minutes).

Westerly-facing gardens

Magnificent views and sunsets

Generous gardens

Recently decorated throughout

Farrow & Ball paint in most rooms

Scandinavian triple glazed-tilt-and-turn windows

Newly-fitted kitchen/breakfast room

Bay-fronted sitting room

Family room with wood-burning stove

Principal bedroom with en suite bathroom

Additional information

• Westerly-facing gardens
• Magnificent views and sunsets
• Generous gardens
• Recently decorated throughout
• Farrow Ball paint in most rooms
• Scandinavian triple glazed-tilt-and-turn windows
• Newly-fitted kitchen/breakfast room
• Bay-fronted sitting room
• Family room with wood-burning stove
• Principal bedroom with en suite bathroom

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate