About this property

Grade II Listed Cottage in the heart of Turville, deceptively spacious with garden & garage requiring modernisation and wonderful views.

White Cottage is a quintessential English Grade II Listed detached cottage set centrally within the "movie set" village of Turville in the Hambleden Valley. Entering the property the charm of this cottage is immediately apparent with its exposed wall timbers and an inviting inglenook fireplace within the sitting room. A hallway opens to a bathroom/utility room, a staircase behind a doorway leading to the second floor where there are two bedrooms. There is also a second reception room with a fireplace and additional door to the front of the property and additional small stairs leading to a bonus room. To the back of the property the hallway provides access to the modern extension comprising of a second bathroom and the kitchen with dining area. A very bright and light area with a range of fitted units, electric hob and patio doors leading to the secluded, south facing patio and lawned rear garden with views over to the famed "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" windmill.

Outside
The garage to the property is set at the end of the rear garden with a door for access to the inside and a gate for access to the outside and side street.
The garden is south facing, very private with mature planting and lawn. There is patio area for outdoor dining.

Situation
This delightful cottage is set deep within the much sought after Hambleden Valley. The village dates back to the 16th century, with St Mary the Virgin church being at its heart. Turville has been the setting for many popular television series and films including the Vicar of Dibley, Goodnight Mister Tom, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, several Midsomer Murders, Killing Eve and other fictional tales were set. The Bull & Butcher public house is a great venue and within short stroll. Marlow and Henley-on-Thames are close by, with both towns offering excellent shopping facilities, bars and restaurants. State and private education locally are excellent, with Buckinghamshire retaining its grammar school system. The village supports a well-regarded pre-school nursery. Trains to Marylebone run regularly from High Wycombe and journey times are approximately 26 minutes. Alternatively trains from Reading to Paddington take approximately 30 minutes and there is also a service direct
from Henley on Thames.

Additional Information
Local Authority: Buckinghamshire Council
Council Tax Band: F

Grade II Listed

Village Location

Three Bedrooms

Two Reception rooms

Two Bathrooms

Kitchen / Dinning area

South facing garden

Garage

Requiring modernisation

Additional information

• Grade II Listed
• Village Location
• Three Bedrooms
• Two Reception rooms
• Two Bathrooms
• Kitchen / Dinning area
• South facing garden
• Garage
• Requiring modernisation

Key information

Council Tax Band: 5

Tenure: Freehold