About this property

Located close to the centre of Prestwood and within easy reach of Great Missenden, a charming four-bedroom cottage with a recently refitted kitchen and delightful gardens.

Originally dating back to the early 20th century, this deceptively large cottage has four double bedrooms, plenty of characterful features and ample light. Entrance is gained via a porch to the sitting room where there is a pretty open fireplace and oak flooring which continues through to the fabulous kitchen which has been recently refitted by the current owner and has a walk-in pantry/utility and a Zanussi oven and hob. The kitchen and dining room are open-plan creating a wonderful space for entertaining, winter and summer alike. Double doors open from the dining room to the rear garden. The study/family room and cloakroom complete the ground floor accommodation.
Rising to the first floor, four double bedrooms open off the landing, two of which have decorative Victorian fireplaces. The principal bedroom has an en suite shower room and fitted wardrobes whilst the remaining three are served by the family bathroom.

Outside
To the front of the house there is a gravel driveway with off-street parking. This leads to the integrated garage with a storage area at the far end. The drive is interspersed with a few well-positioned plantings and a side gate offers pedestrian access to the rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn with well-stocked borders and a path to an attractive pergola at the far end; ideal for al fresco entertaining. Additionally, a raised area of decking by the house offers an alternative dining area. The garden is enclosed by fencing which provides a good degree of privacy.

Situation
The property is a half mile level walk from Prestwood village centre with its numerous shops and supermarkets for everyday needs. There is plenty of scope for walking nearby with an extensive network of bridal paths and footpaths including Angling Spring Wood. The village of Great Missenden is one mile away and has a picturesque High Street with many historic buildings, boutiques, pubs, restaurants, an 18-court tennis club and the popular Roald Dahl Museum.
The mainline station provides a service to London Marylebone from Great Missenden in 45 minutes (fast train) and the Metropolitan tube line is available in Amersham (7 miles distant). The village also offers well regarded primary and middle schools. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its high standard of state and private education, including grammar schools. Details may be obtained from the local authority.

Dating back to the early 1900s

Four double bedrooms

One with en suite bathroom

Recently refitted kitchen

Wooden flooring

Set back from the road

Garage and parking space

Delightful gardens

Open-plan entertaining space

Character features

Additional information

• Dating back to the early 1900s
• Four double bedrooms
• One with en suite bathroom
• Recently refitted kitchen
• Wooden flooring
• Set back from the road
• Garage and parking space
• Delightful gardens
• Open-plan entertaining space
• Character features

Key information

Council Tax Band: 5

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate