House For Sale £499,950
This historic and charming cottage enjoys a wealth of character with exposed timber beams. The cottage has seen many changes over the years and was once a Bakery and before that an old Smithy. The accommodation has been enlarged to the rear to create a sizeable kitchen and open plan living accommodation which enjoys an open fire place and triple aspect creating a lighter atmosphere. The property offers two spacious double bedrooms and a full bathroom on the ground floor. An ideal home or rental investment, a viewing is highly recommended.
Outside
To the rear there is a brick laid patio with water tap and raised flower beds, a nice lawned area with established hedging. A further paved patio sits to the rear boundary under the mature cherry tree.
Situation
The property is located on the north facing side of this highly sought after no through road within the conservation area. It is well placed to take advantage of all that the village has to offer including a supermarket and a variety of specialist shops as well as cultural attractions including the Roald Dahl Museum. The village also offers international dining with Thai, Indian and pizza restaurants. There is plenty of scope for walking and cycling in The Chilterns; the area is laced with public footpaths and bridleways. The local, 18-court tennis club is hugely popular. The station is less 0.3 miles distant and offers a service to London Marylebone in 43 minutes (fast train) and Amersham is just under 6 miles distant. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its state and private education, details of which can be obtained from the local authority.
Additional Information
Council Tax band E
The cottage sits in the heart of the local Conservation Area. Resident Parking Permits are available for kerbside parking.
Outside
To the rear there is a brick laid patio with water tap and raised flower beds, a nice lawned area with established hedging. A further paved patio sits to the rear boundary under the mature cherry tree.
Situation
The property is located on the north facing side of this highly sought after no through road within the conservation area. It is well placed to take advantage of all that the village has to offer including a supermarket and a variety of specialist shops as well as cultural attractions including the Roald Dahl Museum. The village also offers international dining with Thai, Indian and pizza restaurants. There is plenty of scope for walking and cycling in The Chilterns; the area is laced with public footpaths and bridleways. The local, 18-court tennis club is hugely popular. The station is less 0.3 miles distant and offers a service to London Marylebone in 43 minutes (fast train) and Amersham is just under 6 miles distant. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its state and private education, details of which can be obtained from the local authority.
Additional Information
Council Tax band E
The cottage sits in the heart of the local Conservation Area. Resident Parking Permits are available for kerbside parking.
