House For Sale £695,000
This well presented property has a wealth of character with numerous fireplaces, exposed beams and a farmhouse style kitchen. There are four double bedrooms and a large family bathroom to the first floor. There is a garage, garden and parking to the front, with more parking and garaging/workshop to the rear. The attractive gardens offer privacy and a sunny aspect. This property is an attractive landmark in the village, with a prominent position with views towards the village green.
Positioned in the centre of the village, as one would expect from a village forge, The Forge was originally constructed in circa 1829 and after numerous renovations over the years since, now acts as a spacious, four bedroom family home complete with character features such as exposed beams, numerous fireplaces and deep windows with red quarry tiled sills.
The property opens through a solid wooden door to the front into an entrance porch, in turn leading to the sitting room through an oak door with Suffolk latch. This is a theme that runs throughout the home with solid wood doors and traditional Suffolk latches fitted to most internal doors. The sitting room enjoys the benefits of a wood burning stove set on a stone hearth, with a second stove sat within an attractive inglenook fireplace on a flagstone hearth with oak mantle and original bread oven. The country-style kitchen features a butler sink and aga oven, with an additional electric oven and hob for everyday use. At the rear of the property, there is a further breakfast area and highly useful utility room with plumbing for white goods. An office can be found at the front of the property and overlooks the village green with a shower room and integral store completing the ground floor accommodation.
Stairs from the sitting room lead to a generous first floor landing which offers access to all first floor rooms. Positioned at the front of the property, there are two double bedrooms both enjoying views over the village green. Moving down the landing, there is a third double bedroom, steps up to the family bathroom and finally, the master bedroom with a delightful double aspect and fitted wardrobes. The family bathroom is fitted with a four-piece white suite and features an original cast-iron fireplace with pretty detailed surround.
To the front of the property, stone walling encompasses a well stocked flower bed and a wrought iron gate opens to a pathway leading to the front door. A driveway provides off-road parking, in turn leading to double doors opening into the front half of the garage. Gated side access leads through to the rear garden where you are welcomed into a paved courtyard area with raised pond. Over the years, the garden has been meticulously landscaped and comprises various seating areas, ideally positioned to catch the sunlight throughout the day. There are a range of well stocked, stone edged flower beds, steps up to an area of lawn with gated access through a brick archway leading to an area of hard-standing. With double gates opening onto the Winchendon Road, this area of hard standing currently occupies a detached workshop and is an ideal space for additional parking and storage with the potential of adding a detached annexe (S.T.P.P).
Location
Chearsley is a picturesque and thriving Buckinghamshire village with a great sense of community located some 8 miles southwest of Aylesbury and some 4 miles from the historic market town of Thame. The village benefits from an award winning and welcoming 17th century village Inn/Restaurant located on the village green, a cricket club, village hall and the medieval St Nicholas Church along with many country walks.
Chearsley enjoys a close-knit village community in the heart of some of the most beautiful Buckinghamshire countryside, within easy access to the Haddenham & Thame Parkway station and larger market towns with shopping facilities.
There are excellent road and rail connections with the M40 motorway being about 15 minute drive away providing connections to the M4 and M25 national motorway networks. Haddenham & Thame Parkway provides a direct and regular line to London Marylebone in under 40 minutes.
Additional Information
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Council Tax Band - G
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EPC Rating – D
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Services – Mains electricity, water & drainage
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Local Authority – A.V.D.C
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Tenure - freehold
Positioned in the centre of the village, as one would expect from a village forge, The Forge was originally constructed in circa 1829 and after numerous renovations over the years since, now acts as a spacious, four bedroom family home complete with character features such as exposed beams, numerous fireplaces and deep windows with red quarry tiled sills.
The property opens through a solid wooden door to the front into an entrance porch, in turn leading to the sitting room through an oak door with Suffolk latch. This is a theme that runs throughout the home with solid wood doors and traditional Suffolk latches fitted to most internal doors. The sitting room enjoys the benefits of a wood burning stove set on a stone hearth, with a second stove sat within an attractive inglenook fireplace on a flagstone hearth with oak mantle and original bread oven. The country-style kitchen features a butler sink and aga oven, with an additional electric oven and hob for everyday use. At the rear of the property, there is a further breakfast area and highly useful utility room with plumbing for white goods. An office can be found at the front of the property and overlooks the village green with a shower room and integral store completing the ground floor accommodation.
Stairs from the sitting room lead to a generous first floor landing which offers access to all first floor rooms. Positioned at the front of the property, there are two double bedrooms both enjoying views over the village green. Moving down the landing, there is a third double bedroom, steps up to the family bathroom and finally, the master bedroom with a delightful double aspect and fitted wardrobes. The family bathroom is fitted with a four-piece white suite and features an original cast-iron fireplace with pretty detailed surround.
To the front of the property, stone walling encompasses a well stocked flower bed and a wrought iron gate opens to a pathway leading to the front door. A driveway provides off-road parking, in turn leading to double doors opening into the front half of the garage. Gated side access leads through to the rear garden where you are welcomed into a paved courtyard area with raised pond. Over the years, the garden has been meticulously landscaped and comprises various seating areas, ideally positioned to catch the sunlight throughout the day. There are a range of well stocked, stone edged flower beds, steps up to an area of lawn with gated access through a brick archway leading to an area of hard-standing. With double gates opening onto the Winchendon Road, this area of hard standing currently occupies a detached workshop and is an ideal space for additional parking and storage with the potential of adding a detached annexe (S.T.P.P).
Location
Chearsley is a picturesque and thriving Buckinghamshire village with a great sense of community located some 8 miles southwest of Aylesbury and some 4 miles from the historic market town of Thame. The village benefits from an award winning and welcoming 17th century village Inn/Restaurant located on the village green, a cricket club, village hall and the medieval St Nicholas Church along with many country walks.
Chearsley enjoys a close-knit village community in the heart of some of the most beautiful Buckinghamshire countryside, within easy access to the Haddenham & Thame Parkway station and larger market towns with shopping facilities.
There are excellent road and rail connections with the M40 motorway being about 15 minute drive away providing connections to the M4 and M25 national motorway networks. Haddenham & Thame Parkway provides a direct and regular line to London Marylebone in under 40 minutes.
Additional Information
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Council Tax Band - G
·
EPC Rating – D
·
Services – Mains electricity, water & drainage
·
Local Authority – A.V.D.C
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Tenure - freehold
