House For Sale £1,495,000
Village house with superb gardens and countryside views.
Description
The Mead is a wonderfully located detached family home in a peaceful residential village road. The house enjoys delightful secluded gardens with far reaching views.
The ground floor accommodation offers good reception space, with an entrance porch leading into a generous reception hall featuring an open staircase and a shower room. The conservatory enjoys a wonderful garden aspect with doors opening on to the terrace. Both the sitting and dining rooms are designed with folding doors to allow for privacy or an open plan layout, with French doors in the dining room giving access and superb far reaching views. Also overlooking the garden and with beautiful views is the kitchen/breakfast room, benefiting from a range of units and appliances including an electric hob, extractor, double oven with a warming drawer, dishwasher and a built-in fridge/freezer. A utility room lies off the kitchen with door access to the garden and conservatory.
The bedroom accommodation is arranged on the ground and first floors. The principal bedroom is on the ground floor with an en suite bathroom, with two further bedrooms served by a family bathroom. On the top floor are two additional bedrooms, both with eaves storage and en suite bathrooms.
Outside
The property is approached over a gravelled driveway with parking for several vehicles. There is a double garage and access to the rear garden from both sides. The garden is a real feature of the property, enjoying seclusion and wonderful countryside views. There is an extensive area of lawn and a large terrace adjoins the house to the rear and side, perfect for outside dining, part covered by a grapevine clad pergola giving dappled shade on sunny days. The garden is attractively landscaped with well stocked beds and meandering walkways. Highlights include a wild flower meadow, a willow circle, an outbuilding/stable and a kitchen garden with raised beds and fruit including blackcurrants, raspberries and rhubarb.
Location
Stokenchurch 2.5 miles, (M40 J5) 3.5 miles, Saunderton station 3.5 miles, High Wycombe 5.5 miles, Heathrow (J5) 31 miles, central London (Baker Street) 33 miles. All distances are approximate.
Situated in the attractive village of Radnage, the property is ideally placed for commuting into London via the M40 and there are regular train services to London Marylebone from Saunderton (trains from 24 minutes) and High Wycombe (trains from 28 minutes at time of writing).
The village of Radnage enjoys a local pub, The Crown, and a restaurant, The Mash Inn, while local shops, supermarket, garage and other services are available in Stokenchurch. The larger town of High Wycombe offers more comprehensive facilities together with two cinemas and the Swan Theatre. The area is renowned for its choice and standard of education, with Buckinghamshire being one of the last counties to maintain the traditional grammar school system, with schools in High Wycombe including John Hampden, Royal Grammar School and Wycombe High School. In addition, there is a local, well regarded primary school in Radnage.
Square Footage: 3,392 sq ft
Acreage: 1.25 Acres
Additional Info
Services: Water, electricity and drainage connected. Solar panels (with feed-in tariff scheme). Oil fired central heating. Please note that none of the services have been tested.
Council Tax Band = G
Description
The Mead is a wonderfully located detached family home in a peaceful residential village road. The house enjoys delightful secluded gardens with far reaching views.
The ground floor accommodation offers good reception space, with an entrance porch leading into a generous reception hall featuring an open staircase and a shower room. The conservatory enjoys a wonderful garden aspect with doors opening on to the terrace. Both the sitting and dining rooms are designed with folding doors to allow for privacy or an open plan layout, with French doors in the dining room giving access and superb far reaching views. Also overlooking the garden and with beautiful views is the kitchen/breakfast room, benefiting from a range of units and appliances including an electric hob, extractor, double oven with a warming drawer, dishwasher and a built-in fridge/freezer. A utility room lies off the kitchen with door access to the garden and conservatory.
The bedroom accommodation is arranged on the ground and first floors. The principal bedroom is on the ground floor with an en suite bathroom, with two further bedrooms served by a family bathroom. On the top floor are two additional bedrooms, both with eaves storage and en suite bathrooms.
Outside
The property is approached over a gravelled driveway with parking for several vehicles. There is a double garage and access to the rear garden from both sides. The garden is a real feature of the property, enjoying seclusion and wonderful countryside views. There is an extensive area of lawn and a large terrace adjoins the house to the rear and side, perfect for outside dining, part covered by a grapevine clad pergola giving dappled shade on sunny days. The garden is attractively landscaped with well stocked beds and meandering walkways. Highlights include a wild flower meadow, a willow circle, an outbuilding/stable and a kitchen garden with raised beds and fruit including blackcurrants, raspberries and rhubarb.
Location
Stokenchurch 2.5 miles, (M40 J5) 3.5 miles, Saunderton station 3.5 miles, High Wycombe 5.5 miles, Heathrow (J5) 31 miles, central London (Baker Street) 33 miles. All distances are approximate.
Situated in the attractive village of Radnage, the property is ideally placed for commuting into London via the M40 and there are regular train services to London Marylebone from Saunderton (trains from 24 minutes) and High Wycombe (trains from 28 minutes at time of writing).
The village of Radnage enjoys a local pub, The Crown, and a restaurant, The Mash Inn, while local shops, supermarket, garage and other services are available in Stokenchurch. The larger town of High Wycombe offers more comprehensive facilities together with two cinemas and the Swan Theatre. The area is renowned for its choice and standard of education, with Buckinghamshire being one of the last counties to maintain the traditional grammar school system, with schools in High Wycombe including John Hampden, Royal Grammar School and Wycombe High School. In addition, there is a local, well regarded primary school in Radnage.
Square Footage: 3,392 sq ft
Acreage: 1.25 Acres
Additional Info
Services: Water, electricity and drainage connected. Solar panels (with feed-in tariff scheme). Oil fired central heating. Please note that none of the services have been tested.
Council Tax Band = G
