About this property

Situated in this highly sought-after Chiltern village, a detached five-bedroom family home offering excellent ground floor accommodation with a dining room extension at the rear, opening to south-facing gardens.

Built just over 30 years ago, the property offers fabulous living accommodation. The house is tastefully decorated with exposed timber beams throughout. The vaulted 16 ft dining room and 19 ft drawing room both enjoy a double aspect and doors to the south-facing garden. The 20 ft kitchen/breakfast room has an inset range cooker and room for a good size breakfast table. The 17 ft family room currently encompasses a study area which could be separated into two rooms, should you wish. The entrance hall has flagstone flooring which is carried through to the large utility room; great for muddy dogs and boots.
An oak staircase rises to the first floor with oak flooring throughout. The principal bedroom boasts an en suite bathroom and built-in triple wardrobes (which also feature in bedroom two). Bedrooms 3 and 5 could be adapted to create another suite and would also be ideal as a student bedroom with a study area.

Outside
The property is approached via a five-bar gate with a large gravel drive where there is space to park four or five cars. There is gated pedestrian access to the side of the house. The pretty cottage gardens are largely laid to lawn with attractive borders and a few mature trees. There is a large paved terrace which creates the perfect setting for entertaining.

Situation
Lee Common (in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) is a small hamlet in the parish of The Lee, meaning “woodland clearing” and believed to have Anglo-Saxon origins with a mention in The Domesday Book. The Lee is a delightful hilltop village, lying approximately midway between Great Missenden and the market town of Wendover, nestled against the backdrop of the Chiltern hills. The village offers good recreational facilities, a shop, a primary school and there are public houses nearby including The Cock and Rabbit on the common.
Great Missenden, some 3.3 miles distant, caters for day-to-day shopping requirements and offers a selection of restaurants including The Nag’s Head and Fanfan. Trains run from Missenden to London Marylebone in approximately 40 minutes. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its private and state education, including grammar schools, details of which may be obtained from the local authority.

Additional Information
Council tax band G

South-facing gardens

Versatile accommodation

Exposed timber beams

Five bedrooms

Ample parking space

Kitchen/breakfast room

Separate dining room

Tastefully decorated throughout

Additional information

• South-facing gardens
• Versatile accommodation
• Exposed timber beams
• Five bedrooms
• Ample parking space
• Kitchen/breakfast room
• Separate dining room
• Tastefully decorated throughout

Key information

Council Tax Band: 6

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate