House For Sale £1,295,000
A hidden gem, set back from the road offering magnificent views across to Bledlow Ridge, this property was built about 250 years ago and has been subsequently extended. The alterations are very much in keeping with the original architecture and include interesting features such as an arched window believed to have come from a church.
The entrance hall makes for a warm welcome with a wood-burning stove, exposed beams and wooden flooring. To the right of the hall, the triple aspect sitting room has French doors to the garden (where there is perfect spot for al fresco dining) and a working fireplace. The dining room and family room are to the left of the hall whilst the kitchen and utility room are to the rear. The family room has a wood-burning stove set into a brick and flint wall; this was originally part of the external wall and adds to the charm of the house.
Rising to the first floor from the hall, there are four bedrooms and a family shower room. The principal bedroom offers beautiful views over the fields and has an en suite bath/shower room as well as a range of fitted wardrobes.
Outside
To the front of the house, there is a garden gate opening to an attractive brick path leading to the front door. The path intersects an expanse of lawn with two yew bushes and too the left of this area, a gravel drive leads from the road to the double garage.
The gardens are well established and beautifully maintained with a pond and former orchard to one side (apple, pear and plum trees) and a timber-framed loggia to the other providing space for logs, a BBQ and gardening equipment. The garden to the rear is an absolute delight, offering wide and far-reaching views across pastureland (often home to sheep or cattle) and rolling hills beyond.
Situation
Radnage enjoys a stunning setting within the Chiltern Hills and surrounded by undulating countryside. It offers a network of bridleways and footpaths with the Chiltern Society’s 35-acre “Bottom Wood” a short distance away.
There is a popular pub in the village (The Crown) and the nearest towns are Princes Risborough (6.6 miles distant) and High Wycombe (5.3 miles distant). Both of these towns offer mainline services into London (approx. 36 and 25 minutes respectively).
Buckinghamshire is renowned for its state and private education (including grammar); details may be obtained from the local authority. There is also a primary school in the village.
The entrance hall makes for a warm welcome with a wood-burning stove, exposed beams and wooden flooring. To the right of the hall, the triple aspect sitting room has French doors to the garden (where there is perfect spot for al fresco dining) and a working fireplace. The dining room and family room are to the left of the hall whilst the kitchen and utility room are to the rear. The family room has a wood-burning stove set into a brick and flint wall; this was originally part of the external wall and adds to the charm of the house.
Rising to the first floor from the hall, there are four bedrooms and a family shower room. The principal bedroom offers beautiful views over the fields and has an en suite bath/shower room as well as a range of fitted wardrobes.
Outside
To the front of the house, there is a garden gate opening to an attractive brick path leading to the front door. The path intersects an expanse of lawn with two yew bushes and too the left of this area, a gravel drive leads from the road to the double garage.
The gardens are well established and beautifully maintained with a pond and former orchard to one side (apple, pear and plum trees) and a timber-framed loggia to the other providing space for logs, a BBQ and gardening equipment. The garden to the rear is an absolute delight, offering wide and far-reaching views across pastureland (often home to sheep or cattle) and rolling hills beyond.
Situation
Radnage enjoys a stunning setting within the Chiltern Hills and surrounded by undulating countryside. It offers a network of bridleways and footpaths with the Chiltern Society’s 35-acre “Bottom Wood” a short distance away.
There is a popular pub in the village (The Crown) and the nearest towns are Princes Risborough (6.6 miles distant) and High Wycombe (5.3 miles distant). Both of these towns offer mainline services into London (approx. 36 and 25 minutes respectively).
Buckinghamshire is renowned for its state and private education (including grammar); details may be obtained from the local authority. There is also a primary school in the village.
