House For Sale £775,000
Home with a history, home comforts of today.
Description
Originally dating back to the 18th Century, this remarkable period home enjoys the perfect location, nestled away in a beautiful Conservation Area, right in the heart of this bucolic Buckinghamshire village.
This gorgeous home offers the best of both worlds, with plenty of period features all beautifully blended with crisp, open living spaces. Indeed, having been the subject of complete renovation by the present owners, this stunning home is the perfect mix of character and modern day living.
Entering the property, the hallway with its lovely flagstone flooring opens into a spacious kitchen/dining room to the right, complete with Duck Egg Blue Aga, a separate utility and downstairs cloakroom/shower room. The left hand side of the house comprises a sitting room and family room, connected by a long conservatory running alongside the two, and with a fireplace between. There is also a study/fourth occasional bedroom.
Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms, plus a stylish, beautifully appointed family bathroom, complete with freestanding bath and walk-in shower. The main bedroom features a similarly attractive en suite shower room, plus a fabulous walk-in wardrobe.
The cottage is sheltered well back from the road, along a pretty shared gravel driveway. To the front, there is a large garden area and driveway for several vehicles, leading to a double garage.
The rear garden is wonderfully private, with lawn and mature shrubs and trees, and lots of interesting places for children to explore. With such an environment, it is hardly surprising that birdsong fills the air, making outside a place of peace and tranquillity. Indeed, the long history of the property is particularly notable out here, with a small number of historic old gravestones dotted around.
Despite being so magnificently secluded, Ivinghoe Lawn is only moments away by foot, along with the local post office, convenience store and village school, while nearby Tring is only ten minutes by car.
The property is offered for sale with no upper chain.
Location
This sought after Buckinghamshire village, close to the borders of Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire, boasts some beautiful examples of Tudor architecture, particularly around the village green. The village lies on the edge of some 5,000 acres of National Trust land, where Pitstone Windmill and Ivinghoe Beacon can be found.
Nearby communication links are excellent, including the A41 at Tring, which provides a dual carriageway link direct to the M25 (J20). Tring also has its own mainline train station, with regular and direct service to London Euston in approx. 35 mins.
Village facilities include a recreation ground, tea shop, church and traditional public house. Nearby towns offer a more comprehensive range of facilities, from the boutiques and coffee shops in picturesque Tring and Berkhamsted, to the shopping centres and department stores of Hemel Hempstead and Aylesbury, both of which also boast multiplex cinemas and extensive leisure facilities.
Schooling is excellent. The local primary school, Brookmead, caters for children aged 4 to 11, and the village falls within the Grammar Schools catchment area in Aylesbury.
Description
Originally dating back to the 18th Century, this remarkable period home enjoys the perfect location, nestled away in a beautiful Conservation Area, right in the heart of this bucolic Buckinghamshire village.
This gorgeous home offers the best of both worlds, with plenty of period features all beautifully blended with crisp, open living spaces. Indeed, having been the subject of complete renovation by the present owners, this stunning home is the perfect mix of character and modern day living.
Entering the property, the hallway with its lovely flagstone flooring opens into a spacious kitchen/dining room to the right, complete with Duck Egg Blue Aga, a separate utility and downstairs cloakroom/shower room. The left hand side of the house comprises a sitting room and family room, connected by a long conservatory running alongside the two, and with a fireplace between. There is also a study/fourth occasional bedroom.
Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms, plus a stylish, beautifully appointed family bathroom, complete with freestanding bath and walk-in shower. The main bedroom features a similarly attractive en suite shower room, plus a fabulous walk-in wardrobe.
The cottage is sheltered well back from the road, along a pretty shared gravel driveway. To the front, there is a large garden area and driveway for several vehicles, leading to a double garage.
The rear garden is wonderfully private, with lawn and mature shrubs and trees, and lots of interesting places for children to explore. With such an environment, it is hardly surprising that birdsong fills the air, making outside a place of peace and tranquillity. Indeed, the long history of the property is particularly notable out here, with a small number of historic old gravestones dotted around.
Despite being so magnificently secluded, Ivinghoe Lawn is only moments away by foot, along with the local post office, convenience store and village school, while nearby Tring is only ten minutes by car.
The property is offered for sale with no upper chain.
Location
This sought after Buckinghamshire village, close to the borders of Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire, boasts some beautiful examples of Tudor architecture, particularly around the village green. The village lies on the edge of some 5,000 acres of National Trust land, where Pitstone Windmill and Ivinghoe Beacon can be found.
Nearby communication links are excellent, including the A41 at Tring, which provides a dual carriageway link direct to the M25 (J20). Tring also has its own mainline train station, with regular and direct service to London Euston in approx. 35 mins.
Village facilities include a recreation ground, tea shop, church and traditional public house. Nearby towns offer a more comprehensive range of facilities, from the boutiques and coffee shops in picturesque Tring and Berkhamsted, to the shopping centres and department stores of Hemel Hempstead and Aylesbury, both of which also boast multiplex cinemas and extensive leisure facilities.
Schooling is excellent. The local primary school, Brookmead, caters for children aged 4 to 11, and the village falls within the Grammar Schools catchment area in Aylesbury.
