House For Sale £850,000
Dating back to 1877, this detached brick and flint cottage has been enlarged to create a delightful family home. The dual aspect sitting room makes the most of the south-westerly aspect and has an open fire. The open-plan kitchen/dining room benefits from double doors to the terrace which is ideal for enjoying the southerly aspect and rear gardens. Furthermore there is an entrance hall/snug with a tiled floor and feature fireplace, a utility room and a cloakroom. To the first floor, the 16 ft master bedroom enjoys a double aspect plus a good size en suite shower room. In addition to the three further bedrooms there is a large family bathroom.<br/><br/><b>Outside</b><br/><br/>To the front is a driveway allowing parking for two vehicles and it leads to the detached garage with storage underneath. There is pedestrian access to both sides of the house. To the rear, is a wide York stone crazy paved terrace with steps down to the wide and gently sloping lawn. There is a summerhouse (with power) to the side, plus mature trees, shrubs and mature hedging to the boundaries. The rear gardens enjoy a southerly aspect and measure 75 ft in depth by 65 ft in width.<br/><br/><b>Situation</b><br/><br/>Situated on the highly sought-after Windsor Lane in Little Kingshill, a popular Buckinghamshire village, the property offers easy access to numerous country walks through open fields and woodland and also enjoys a level walk to the village nursery and primary school, just 0.3 mile distant, as well as a village cafe, pub and arboretum. Pipers Corner school for girls is 2.5 miles away. Bus links are provided to the area's grammar schools. More specialised shopping and a mainline station to London Marylebone (approximately 40 minutes fast train) are just over 2 miles distant in the nearby village of Great Missenden with the A413 offering road connections to the A40, M40, M25 network. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its state and private education, details of which can be obtained from the local authority.
