About this property

Immaculately presented and modernised with tasteful contemporary interiors, a three-bedroom brick and flint cottage full of character with good sized rear gardens, a detached home office. NO ONWARD CHAIN

This three-bedroom brick and flint cottage has been renovated by the current owners with contemporary interiors whilst retaining a wealth of character features. The 19 ft x 10 ft sitting room with a feature inglenook open fireplace and engineered oak flooring flows through to the lovely open-plan kitchen/dining room with double doors to the rear garden, providing a seamless exit to the outside terrace area which is perfect for entertaining. The kitchen is fitted with painted Shaker-style units, wooden worktops, a butler's sink, spaces for a free-standing cooker and a slim line dishwasher. A second stable-door in the kitchen area leads more directly to the out-building. The entire ground floor benefits from wet underfloor heating. On the first floor there are three well-presented bedrooms. The main bedroom benefits from a vaulted ceiling and an en suite shower room, with the further two bedrooms served by the family bathroom.

Outside
The rear gardens are generous, largely laid to lawn and backing onto open farmland. Adjacent to the cottage there is a detached, brick-built out-building currently used as an office which has plumbing for a washing machine, a sink and space for a fridge. There is a separate cloakroom containing a basin and a w.c. Electric heating is thermostatically controlled.

The old cottage system; a right of way running across the rear of the properties enables easy access to the adjacent properties for bins, logs and mowers etc.

Situation
The property is located close to the village centre which offers a wide variety of shops, a Post Office, doctors’ surgeries, hairdressers, a florist, a butcher and two supermarkets. The village of Great Missenden is less than a mile away and has a picturesque high street with many historic buildings and a diverse selection of shops, pubs, restaurants as well as the popular Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre. Both villages are surrounded by captivating countryside and benefit from an extensive network of public footpaths and bridle paths. The fast train from Great Missenden’s main line station to London Marylebone takes approximately 48 minutes with the tube accessible at Amersham (6.4 miles distant). Buckinghamshire is renowned for its state and private education including the grammar schools, details of which may be obtained from the local authority.

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Additional information

• NO ONWARD CHAIN
• Beautifully finished
• Characterful features
• Main bedroom with en suite shower
• Two further bedrooms and a family bathroom
• Detached building with study
• Gravel driveway
• Large rear garden

Key information

Council Tax Band: D

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate