House For Sale £599,950
This characterful four bedroom family home originates, we believe, from the mid-1800s when it was one of three lodges for Hazlemere Lodge House, located at the top of the hill. Formerly the gardener's cottage, it was refurbished in the 1970s, substantially enlarged in the 1980s and had the addition of an impressive vaulted family room in the 1990s.
The entrance lobby leads into the sitting room which benefits from a brick open fire and log storage to either side. Steps from the sitting room lead into the dining room with an attractive bay feature and double French doors to the garden. The sitting room also provides access to the dual aspect second reception room, currently used as a study. An inner lobby, accessed from the dining room and study opens onto the ground floor bathroom and kitchen. The kitchen offers a range of floor and wall mounted units and has space for appliances. Steps lead from the kitchen into the vaulted family room which has French doors to the rear garden and also a feature fireplace including a Westminster stove.
Stairs rising from the sitting room lead to the first floor landing. Bedrooms 1 and 2 have a front aspect whilst bedrooms 3 and 4 benefit from a rear aspect. Bedroom 3 also has double doors opening onto a galleried area looking down onto the family room whilst bedroom 4 overlooks the rear garden. A shower room completes the accommodation.
Situation
Widmer End is a charming Buckinghamshire village elevated high within the Chilterns and offering easy access to local amenities in nearby Hazlemere. More comprehensive shopping facilities and a main line train stations are to be found in Amersham (Chiltern and Metropolitan lines to Marylebone and Baker Street and Aldgate respectively), Beaconsfield and High Wycombe (Chiltern line to London Marylebone). Access to the national motorway network is available at junction 4 of the M40.
Buckinghamshire is renowned for its private and state education, including the sought-after grammar schools, details of which can be obtained from the local authority.
Outside
The property is set back above road level and access to the double garage is achieved via a no-through road which also provides off-street parking. The southerly aspect rear gardens are mainly laid to lawn (with a depth of approximately 163 ft) and have well kept mature hedge borders, a glasshouse and garden shed. Various seating areas are strategically located to enjoy the benefits of the southerly aspect and provide an ideal space for fine weather entertaining. In the side garden, the original well for the property now serves as an attractive garden feature.
The entrance lobby leads into the sitting room which benefits from a brick open fire and log storage to either side. Steps from the sitting room lead into the dining room with an attractive bay feature and double French doors to the garden. The sitting room also provides access to the dual aspect second reception room, currently used as a study. An inner lobby, accessed from the dining room and study opens onto the ground floor bathroom and kitchen. The kitchen offers a range of floor and wall mounted units and has space for appliances. Steps lead from the kitchen into the vaulted family room which has French doors to the rear garden and also a feature fireplace including a Westminster stove.
Stairs rising from the sitting room lead to the first floor landing. Bedrooms 1 and 2 have a front aspect whilst bedrooms 3 and 4 benefit from a rear aspect. Bedroom 3 also has double doors opening onto a galleried area looking down onto the family room whilst bedroom 4 overlooks the rear garden. A shower room completes the accommodation.
Situation
Widmer End is a charming Buckinghamshire village elevated high within the Chilterns and offering easy access to local amenities in nearby Hazlemere. More comprehensive shopping facilities and a main line train stations are to be found in Amersham (Chiltern and Metropolitan lines to Marylebone and Baker Street and Aldgate respectively), Beaconsfield and High Wycombe (Chiltern line to London Marylebone). Access to the national motorway network is available at junction 4 of the M40.
Buckinghamshire is renowned for its private and state education, including the sought-after grammar schools, details of which can be obtained from the local authority.
Outside
The property is set back above road level and access to the double garage is achieved via a no-through road which also provides off-street parking. The southerly aspect rear gardens are mainly laid to lawn (with a depth of approximately 163 ft) and have well kept mature hedge borders, a glasshouse and garden shed. Various seating areas are strategically located to enjoy the benefits of the southerly aspect and provide an ideal space for fine weather entertaining. In the side garden, the original well for the property now serves as an attractive garden feature.
