House For Sale £575,000
Description
9 Station Road is a contemporary family house in Quainton, a village popular for its walks and riding over the Quainton Hills, the beautiful central green and its catchment for Waddesdon School. The elevations are red brick beneath a clay tile roof with wooden effect double glazed windows. At the entrance is a porch canopy over a composite door leading into a hallway which contains the staircase. The hall has Karndean flooring and this continues through to the kitchen, cloakroom and dining room. The kitchen has a large range of cream units which are complimented with a bespoke oak section, both with granite style worktops and concealed lighting. Integrated appliances include a Zanussi washing machine, John Lewis dishwasher, fridge, aeg double oven and grill and a halogen hob with a brushed chrome Neff extractor hood. Space is available for a larder fridge/freezer and a tumble dryer, the latter having a vent. Over the sink is a mixer tap and below a water softener. There are two reception rooms; a dining room and an L shaped living room are separated by French doors with each having double doors to outside. A reclaimed brick fireplace with oak mantel houses a cast iron multi-fuel stove.
Upstairs on the landing is the airing cupboard and a storage closet sits under the second floor staircase. The master bedroom has bespoke painted oak fitted wardrobes and shelving and the window frames views across the allotments and countryside beyond all the way to Brill hill. The ensuite is nicely equipped; with Karndean flooring, it has a WC, a wash basin set into a counter with cupboards, and a tiled cubicle has a Matki overhead shower. There are two further double bedrooms both with built in wardrobes. The family bathroom, like the ensuite, has Karndean flooring and a Matki shower above the bath. The second floor consists of two more double bedrooms, one with a wardrobe which is currently used as a study and the other has under eaves storage; both have dual aspect Velux windows.
Outside Across the front boundary are a brick wall and wooden gates the latter of which open onto a block paved driveway leading to a garage. To the left of the parking is a planted garden encased by stone sets containing shrubs and trees including a cherry and weeping cherry. A pergola and seating area are located near the entrance to a path at the side of the house with raised beds and climbing plants. The rear has been attractively landscaped using Indian sandstone and Moray pebbles with elevated shrub borders retained by hardwood sleepers. A pergola draped in Honeysuckle, Jasmine and Wisteria covers a decked patio and abuts a second patio with circular a paved sitting area. A shed and log store sit adjacent a screened oil tank. There is armoured cabling running around the garden for potential power and lighting but it is not yet connected to the mains. The garage has power and light as well as a concrete floor, a partially boarded loft and a range of fixed cupboards.
Nb: The vendors obtained approved building regs in 2009 which have subsequently lapsed to convert the garage to a third/extended reception room.
9 Station Road is a contemporary family house in Quainton, a village popular for its walks and riding over the Quainton Hills, the beautiful central green and its catchment for Waddesdon School. The elevations are red brick beneath a clay tile roof with wooden effect double glazed windows. At the entrance is a porch canopy over a composite door leading into a hallway which contains the staircase. The hall has Karndean flooring and this continues through to the kitchen, cloakroom and dining room. The kitchen has a large range of cream units which are complimented with a bespoke oak section, both with granite style worktops and concealed lighting. Integrated appliances include a Zanussi washing machine, John Lewis dishwasher, fridge, aeg double oven and grill and a halogen hob with a brushed chrome Neff extractor hood. Space is available for a larder fridge/freezer and a tumble dryer, the latter having a vent. Over the sink is a mixer tap and below a water softener. There are two reception rooms; a dining room and an L shaped living room are separated by French doors with each having double doors to outside. A reclaimed brick fireplace with oak mantel houses a cast iron multi-fuel stove.
Upstairs on the landing is the airing cupboard and a storage closet sits under the second floor staircase. The master bedroom has bespoke painted oak fitted wardrobes and shelving and the window frames views across the allotments and countryside beyond all the way to Brill hill. The ensuite is nicely equipped; with Karndean flooring, it has a WC, a wash basin set into a counter with cupboards, and a tiled cubicle has a Matki overhead shower. There are two further double bedrooms both with built in wardrobes. The family bathroom, like the ensuite, has Karndean flooring and a Matki shower above the bath. The second floor consists of two more double bedrooms, one with a wardrobe which is currently used as a study and the other has under eaves storage; both have dual aspect Velux windows.
Outside Across the front boundary are a brick wall and wooden gates the latter of which open onto a block paved driveway leading to a garage. To the left of the parking is a planted garden encased by stone sets containing shrubs and trees including a cherry and weeping cherry. A pergola and seating area are located near the entrance to a path at the side of the house with raised beds and climbing plants. The rear has been attractively landscaped using Indian sandstone and Moray pebbles with elevated shrub borders retained by hardwood sleepers. A pergola draped in Honeysuckle, Jasmine and Wisteria covers a decked patio and abuts a second patio with circular a paved sitting area. A shed and log store sit adjacent a screened oil tank. There is armoured cabling running around the garden for potential power and lighting but it is not yet connected to the mains. The garage has power and light as well as a concrete floor, a partially boarded loft and a range of fixed cupboards.
Nb: The vendors obtained approved building regs in 2009 which have subsequently lapsed to convert the garage to a third/extended reception room.
