About this property

Situated in a lovely tucked away position in the heart of Lee Common and surrounded by traditional houses, the property offers a deceptive range of accommodation and a large detached garage with inspection pit.

A traditional brick and flint cottage offers deceptively spacious ground floor accommodation, three bedrooms and plenty of characterful features. Entrance is gained via a porch to the sitting room where there is a pretty inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove and exposed timber beams. The kitchen is fitted with traditional wooden units with integrated oven and hob. The kitchen and dining room are open-plan creating a wonderful space for entertaining, winter and summer alike, with double doors opening to the conservatory and garden beyond. There is also a cloakroom which completes the ground floor accommodation.
Rising to the first floor, three bedrooms open off the landing. The principal bedroom has fitted cupboards and enjoys views over the side garden. The three bedrooms are served by the well proportioned family bathroom.

Outside
The property is accessed via a shared gravel driveway to the off-street parking in front of the 27x17 foot garage with inspection pit and workshop to the far end. The garden is beautifully planted with well-stocked borders and a path to an attractive pergola with climbing grape vine ideal for al fresco entertaining on the raised area of decking, offering an alternative dining area.

The old cottage system allows access to two other cottages around the edge of the garden by the far hedge and to the side, for bins/mowers etc.

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 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 42 minutes (fast train). Buckinghamshire is renowned for its private and state education, including grammar schools, details of which may be obtained from the local authority.

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Additional information

• No upward chain
• Spacious sitting room with inglenook fireplace
• Open plan kitchen/dining room
• Brick and double glazed conservatory
• Three bedrooms
• Family bathroom
• Off-road parking & large garage/workshop with inspection pit.

Key information

Council Tax Band: E

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate