House For Sale £825,000
Upon entering the property, the high standard of presentation is immediately apparent. A wooden front door with stained glass opens into the entrance hall with oak flooring and a staircase to the first floor. A door leads into a newly-fitted shower room featuring a white suite with attractive tiled walls and floor. The sitting room has a double glazed window to the front aspect and oak flooring. A superb feature of this property is the impressive kitchen/breakfast room which enjoys plenty of natural light via bi fold doors, opening to the rear garden and four glazed roof lights set into the pitched roof. The kitchen is fitted with a range of integrated appliances, a useful breakfast bar and granite worksurfaces. A utility room adjoins the kitchen with plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer. The ground floor also benefits from a study/fourth bedroom with a double glazed window to the side aspect and continuation of the oak flooring. The first floor comprises three double bedrooms and a newly-fitted bathroom with a white suite.
Outside
A stone driveway leads to the house and provides off-road parking for 2-3 vehicles. The rear garden is attractively landscaped and benefits from a high level of privacy. There is a full-width terrace; ideal for al fresco entertaining. The remainder of the garden is landscaped and has raised flower beds. It is enclosed by panel fencing. There is also a garden room which could be used as an additional study/office.
Situation
The property is located on a sought-after, no-through road close to the village centre. It is well placed to take advantage of all that Great Missenden has to offer including a supermarket, a Post Office and a variety of shops as well as the Roald Dahl Museum. The village also offers a choice of restaurants as well as a pubs including The Nag's Head. There is plenty of scope for walking and cycling; the area is laced with public footpaths and bridleways. For tennis enthusiasts, the nearby 18-court tennis club is very popular. The station is half a mile distant and offers a service to London Marylebone in 42 minutes (fast train) and Amersham station is 5.7 miles distant with a mainline service and the Metropolitan tube line to London. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its state and private education, details of which can be obtained from the local authority.
Additional Information
Cat 6 cabling fitted to the sitting room, study, two bedrooms and garden room.
Council tax band E, Freehold
Outside
A stone driveway leads to the house and provides off-road parking for 2-3 vehicles. The rear garden is attractively landscaped and benefits from a high level of privacy. There is a full-width terrace; ideal for al fresco entertaining. The remainder of the garden is landscaped and has raised flower beds. It is enclosed by panel fencing. There is also a garden room which could be used as an additional study/office.
Situation
The property is located on a sought-after, no-through road close to the village centre. It is well placed to take advantage of all that Great Missenden has to offer including a supermarket, a Post Office and a variety of shops as well as the Roald Dahl Museum. The village also offers a choice of restaurants as well as a pubs including The Nag's Head. There is plenty of scope for walking and cycling; the area is laced with public footpaths and bridleways. For tennis enthusiasts, the nearby 18-court tennis club is very popular. The station is half a mile distant and offers a service to London Marylebone in 42 minutes (fast train) and Amersham station is 5.7 miles distant with a mainline service and the Metropolitan tube line to London. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its state and private education, details of which can be obtained from the local authority.
Additional Information
Cat 6 cabling fitted to the sitting room, study, two bedrooms and garden room.
Council tax band E, Freehold
