House For Sale £1,595,000
Located in the heart of Little Missenden, this delightful property dates back to the middle of the 15th century, making it one of the oldest houses in the village. Beautifully restored and extended over time, this Grade II Listed character house has grown to become a wonderful family home.
The reception rooms are bright and spacious, with the centrepiece of the main sitting room being an inglenook fireplace with wood-burning stove.
The magnificent kitchen/dining room, designed by Martin Moore, features an electric Aga, incorporating an independently operated aga module with electric ovens and gas hob, Bianca Eclipsia quartzite surfaces and solid oak flooring.
Rising to the first floor, the principal bedroom has a dressing room and en suite bathroom. There are three additional bedrooms and a family bathroom. Independent accommodation for a relative or au pair is offered with the detached annexe (a Grade II Listed former granary dating back to the 18th century) which has a shower room and a small kitchen area with ladder access to a mezzanine level above. This space could equally be used as a home office or studio.
Situation
Little Missenden is the quintessential English village, used on numerous occasions for filming (e.g. Midsomer Murders and The Dam Busters). The 10th century church is often host to the annual Festival of Music and Arts and there are two popular pubs. There is also a highly-regarded primary school/nursery and village hall. A wide choice of restaurants, pubs and shops can be found in Amersham (2.5 miles, ) and Great Missenden (just over 2 miles).
Fast trains run from both Amersham and Great Missenden to London Marylebone. Amersham also offers the option of Metropolitan Line tubes directly into the City.
Outside
Access to the house from the front is via a gate surrounded by an arch within a beech hedge, which provides privacy to the front of the house. Alternative access through the rear garden, is via a gate leading from the old farm courtyard, where there is private off-street parking for 3 cars and a fitted charging point for electric vehicles.
Mature gardens to the rear of the house are entirely walled and have been carefully designed to ensure year-round colour. French doors from the kitchen and dining room open onto the South-West facing terrace, making it perfect for entertaining.
The reception rooms are bright and spacious, with the centrepiece of the main sitting room being an inglenook fireplace with wood-burning stove.
The magnificent kitchen/dining room, designed by Martin Moore, features an electric Aga, incorporating an independently operated aga module with electric ovens and gas hob, Bianca Eclipsia quartzite surfaces and solid oak flooring.
Rising to the first floor, the principal bedroom has a dressing room and en suite bathroom. There are three additional bedrooms and a family bathroom. Independent accommodation for a relative or au pair is offered with the detached annexe (a Grade II Listed former granary dating back to the 18th century) which has a shower room and a small kitchen area with ladder access to a mezzanine level above. This space could equally be used as a home office or studio.
Situation
Little Missenden is the quintessential English village, used on numerous occasions for filming (e.g. Midsomer Murders and The Dam Busters). The 10th century church is often host to the annual Festival of Music and Arts and there are two popular pubs. There is also a highly-regarded primary school/nursery and village hall. A wide choice of restaurants, pubs and shops can be found in Amersham (2.5 miles, ) and Great Missenden (just over 2 miles).
Fast trains run from both Amersham and Great Missenden to London Marylebone. Amersham also offers the option of Metropolitan Line tubes directly into the City.
Outside
Access to the house from the front is via a gate surrounded by an arch within a beech hedge, which provides privacy to the front of the house. Alternative access through the rear garden, is via a gate leading from the old farm courtyard, where there is private off-street parking for 3 cars and a fitted charging point for electric vehicles.
Mature gardens to the rear of the house are entirely walled and have been carefully designed to ensure year-round colour. French doors from the kitchen and dining room open onto the South-West facing terrace, making it perfect for entertaining.
