House For Sale £499,950
Description
2 Frederick Street was built in 1911 for a carpenter employed by the Rothschilds at Waddesdon Manor and his hand carved fireplace in the sitting room is still situ. The current owners pretty much doubled the size of the property in 1990 taking down the old sheds and outbuildings to create space for the extension.
The elevations are red brick beneath a slate roof with upvc double glazed windows and doors, the main door is in the modern wing and opens into the long hallway. Off here is the staircase and cloakroom and at the far end a kitchen/breakfast room and utility room. In the former are oak effect soft close units and black granite style worktops incorporating a stainless steel sink. There are spaces for appliances, as there are in the utility room which also has a sink, worktops and cupboards.
In the older section of the house is the dining room and then the sitting room of good proportions with two bay windows and the original fireplace. By the staircase is a study that has fitted shelving.
Upstairs is an L shaped landing, to the left the family bathroom with a separate bath and shower cubicle and beyond that the main bedroom and ensuite bathroom, the bedroom having wardrobes across one wall. The other three bedrooms along the right side landing are all doubles and above both landings are shallow pitched but deep lofts partly boarded with lights.
Outside
The driveway is block paved with stone slabs as further hardstanding and in the corner is a wooden shed. At the boundary stands a brick wall and a gated access is provided to the rear.
The back garden comprises of a large courtyard and stone patios with an arbour sheltering a seating area. It is enclosed by timber fencing and there is an outside tap.
2 Frederick Street was built in 1911 for a carpenter employed by the Rothschilds at Waddesdon Manor and his hand carved fireplace in the sitting room is still situ. The current owners pretty much doubled the size of the property in 1990 taking down the old sheds and outbuildings to create space for the extension.
The elevations are red brick beneath a slate roof with upvc double glazed windows and doors, the main door is in the modern wing and opens into the long hallway. Off here is the staircase and cloakroom and at the far end a kitchen/breakfast room and utility room. In the former are oak effect soft close units and black granite style worktops incorporating a stainless steel sink. There are spaces for appliances, as there are in the utility room which also has a sink, worktops and cupboards.
In the older section of the house is the dining room and then the sitting room of good proportions with two bay windows and the original fireplace. By the staircase is a study that has fitted shelving.
Upstairs is an L shaped landing, to the left the family bathroom with a separate bath and shower cubicle and beyond that the main bedroom and ensuite bathroom, the bedroom having wardrobes across one wall. The other three bedrooms along the right side landing are all doubles and above both landings are shallow pitched but deep lofts partly boarded with lights.
Outside
The driveway is block paved with stone slabs as further hardstanding and in the corner is a wooden shed. At the boundary stands a brick wall and a gated access is provided to the rear.
The back garden comprises of a large courtyard and stone patios with an arbour sheltering a seating area. It is enclosed by timber fencing and there is an outside tap.
