House For Sale £425,000
Step inside From the road, a block-paved driveway with allocated parking bays runs between the Crescent homes and the well-tended communal green opposite. Follow the paved path flanked by pebbles to a recessed porch with outdoor lighting.
The glazed front door opens into a wide hallway with storage where tiling underfoot and white tones to the walls, doors, and carpeted staircase reflect the natural light streaming in from behind and from the kitchen to the rear.
To your right, you'll discover a reception/playroom overlooking the green, with a part-tiled downstairs cloakroom just behind containing a pedestal basin with chrome mixer tap and a close-coupled loo.
Wine & dine Find a beautiful dining kitchen with French doors to the garden straight ahead from the hallway, where the attractive floor tiles continue. Here, a fantastic range of groove-panelled wall and base cabinets with solid wood worktops face a matching central island and breakfast bar, illuminated by spotlights above.
Open shelving further enhances the up-to-date vibe, while a window above the stainless-steel sink draws in more sunlight. By the French doors is the perfect area for a decent sized table beside the stylish electric stove.
Integrated appliances include a double oven with gas hob and overhead extractor hood, a concealed fridge, freezer, and dishwasher.
Bountiful balconies Head upstairs to the first-floor landing, which connects to a second carpeted reception room with an electric fireplace. Twin double doors open onto a balcony and a Juliet overlooking the garden, which feature glass panels and steel handrails.
A double and a good-sized single to the front have access via glazed double doors to a shared balcony, big enough for a table and chairs.
To the middle of the first and second floors are two part-tiled three-piece bathrooms with bath, pedestal basin and close-couple loo. One of the baths is also fitted with a glass-screened overhead shower.
Locate the master bedroom with two garden-facing windows on the second floor, which comes with an en suite shower room, while two additional bedrooms lie to the front.
Step outside From the kitchen, French doors open to a paved patio and path running along a low-maintenance lawn enclosed by timber fencing, with flower and shrub beds for interest. To the front is a pebbled patio area with shrubs that could host a range of colourful pot plants.
On your doorstep The ancient market town of Aylesbury is the county town of Buckinghamshire and benefits from a wide range of amenities – from several historic pubs, the UK's largest independent arts centre, a beautiful waterside theatre, and a multitude of shops and restaurants. There's also a wide range of schools, including a host of primaries, three grammar schools, high schools, a university technical college, and a renowned music centre.
The town is perfectly placed for those wishing to escape into nature, thanks to its proximity to the Chiltern Hills aonb, with the North Wessex Downs aonb and the Cotswold aonb also reachable in just over an hour.
Aylesbury offers fast connections to the surrounding road network and is well connected to local towns by a range of bus services. The A41 from London to Birkenhead, the A148 and the A40 provide a direct route to Oxford, while the M40 motorway at junction 9 is 14.7 miles away, and the M25 motorway is just over 21 miles' drive.
Rail services from the town centre run to London Marylebone in around 60 minutes – ideal for commuting and day-trips to the capital.
The glazed front door opens into a wide hallway with storage where tiling underfoot and white tones to the walls, doors, and carpeted staircase reflect the natural light streaming in from behind and from the kitchen to the rear.
To your right, you'll discover a reception/playroom overlooking the green, with a part-tiled downstairs cloakroom just behind containing a pedestal basin with chrome mixer tap and a close-coupled loo.
Wine & dine Find a beautiful dining kitchen with French doors to the garden straight ahead from the hallway, where the attractive floor tiles continue. Here, a fantastic range of groove-panelled wall and base cabinets with solid wood worktops face a matching central island and breakfast bar, illuminated by spotlights above.
Open shelving further enhances the up-to-date vibe, while a window above the stainless-steel sink draws in more sunlight. By the French doors is the perfect area for a decent sized table beside the stylish electric stove.
Integrated appliances include a double oven with gas hob and overhead extractor hood, a concealed fridge, freezer, and dishwasher.
Bountiful balconies Head upstairs to the first-floor landing, which connects to a second carpeted reception room with an electric fireplace. Twin double doors open onto a balcony and a Juliet overlooking the garden, which feature glass panels and steel handrails.
A double and a good-sized single to the front have access via glazed double doors to a shared balcony, big enough for a table and chairs.
To the middle of the first and second floors are two part-tiled three-piece bathrooms with bath, pedestal basin and close-couple loo. One of the baths is also fitted with a glass-screened overhead shower.
Locate the master bedroom with two garden-facing windows on the second floor, which comes with an en suite shower room, while two additional bedrooms lie to the front.
Step outside From the kitchen, French doors open to a paved patio and path running along a low-maintenance lawn enclosed by timber fencing, with flower and shrub beds for interest. To the front is a pebbled patio area with shrubs that could host a range of colourful pot plants.
On your doorstep The ancient market town of Aylesbury is the county town of Buckinghamshire and benefits from a wide range of amenities – from several historic pubs, the UK's largest independent arts centre, a beautiful waterside theatre, and a multitude of shops and restaurants. There's also a wide range of schools, including a host of primaries, three grammar schools, high schools, a university technical college, and a renowned music centre.
The town is perfectly placed for those wishing to escape into nature, thanks to its proximity to the Chiltern Hills aonb, with the North Wessex Downs aonb and the Cotswold aonb also reachable in just over an hour.
Aylesbury offers fast connections to the surrounding road network and is well connected to local towns by a range of bus services. The A41 from London to Birkenhead, the A148 and the A40 provide a direct route to Oxford, while the M40 motorway at junction 9 is 14.7 miles away, and the M25 motorway is just over 21 miles' drive.
Rail services from the town centre run to London Marylebone in around 60 minutes – ideal for commuting and day-trips to the capital.
