About this property

A charming cottage with views across paddock land, dating back to 1914, situated in this semi-rural location on the edge of the Chilterns.

A charming cottage backing onto fields, dating back we believe to 1914 and offering welcoming accommodation over three floors situated in a no-through lane on the edge of the Chilterns. The entrance porch leads through to the dining room with a wood-burning stove.
The galley kitchen leads off this space with pretty views of the rear garden. Beyond the kitchen is a boot room and cloakroom. The 25 ft x 10 ft dual aspect sitting room enjoys a feature fireplace and sliding doors out to the rear garden.
On the first floor is the main bedroom with en suite shower room, a second single bedroom and the family bathroom. Stairs lead to a further double bedroom which is a lovely light space with plenty of under-eaves storage.

Outside
To the front of the property there is a tarmac driveway which provides off-street parking for several vehicles and leads to a single detached garage and a small area of lawn with flower beds and mature hedge borders.
A pedestrian gate opens to the rear which has a terrace/decking area with the remainder of the garden mainly laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees, shrubs and well-stocked flowerbeds. There is also a summer house with power and lighting; this would work well as a home office. The historic cottage system allows a right of way for the neighbouring cottage via the side passage and a garden gate.

Situation
Situated in this sought-after village at the foot of the Chilterns, there is a nearby pub as well as two primary schools and a charming 14th century church.
Princes Risborough is 2.9 miles away and offers every day and specialised shopping, leisure facilities, a golf course (at Whiteleaf), public houses, restaurants and a mainline station providing a service to London Marylebone in approximately 40 minutes.
The property is on an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, surrounded by countryside and latticed with footpaths and bridle paths. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its state and private education including grammar schools, details of which may be obtained from the local authority.

Wealth of characterful features

Three bedrooms

Sitting room with feature open fire

Side access to rear gardens

Summer house

Detached garage

Situated on a no-through lane

Station 2.9 miles distant

Additional information

• Wealth of characterful features
• Three bedrooms
• Sitting room with feature open fire
• Side access to rear gardens
• Summer house
• Detached garage
• Situated on a no-through lane
• Station 2.9 miles distant

Key information

Council Tax Band: 4

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate