House For Sale £975,000
Tucked-away village home with outstanding views.
Description
Set on a beautiful generous third of an acre plot, this substantial family home enjoys a tucked away, private setting, gorgeous views, and impressive south facing living spaces.
Located in the heart of this attractive Buckinghamshire village, available for sale for the first time in over 35 years, this fine property is very well presented and also offers tremendous scope for new owners to extend, remodel or redevelop (subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents).
The accommodation is both generous and light. From the front door, with its covered oak porch, you enter the property into a welcoming hallway, providing access to a huge sitting room with inglenook fireplace and log burner, a separate dining room and a large conservatory, cloakroom plus a good size kitchen/breakfast room with access to a separate utility room. In addition, there is a study, with enough space for one, or even two people, to work from home.
Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, with the main bedroom featuring an en-suite shower room. A good size family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. The views from the two bedrooms located to the rear of the house are uninterrupted all the way to Ivinghoe Beacon in the distance.
Sitting on a wide plot, totalling around a third of an acre, and with a double garage and plenty of parking, there is certainly ample space to extend. Indeed, the gardens are a delight; mature and very private, wrapping around the rear and side of the house, and with stunning countryside views. With country walks on your doorstep, and just moments from the village centre with its village owned pub and recreation green, a better village location is hard to find. And, with both Tring and Berkhamsted only a few minutes away by car, this attractive home undoubtedly offers the best of both worlds.
The property is offered for sale with no upper chain.
Location
Ivinghoe Aston is a small, tranquil hamlet situated at the foot of the Chilterns, on the edge of the Vale of Aylesbury and close to other picturesque villages.
Local facilities include the Village Swan public house which is owned by the villagers and offers good food as well as a focal meeting point, while the nearby village of Ivinghoe provides a wider range of facilities including a post office, general stores, good local pubs and a primary school.
The historic market towns of Tring, Leighton Buzzard and Berkhamsted offer an eclectic mix of independent, family run boutiques and restaurants, together with national High Street names. Further shopping and recreational facilities can be found at Aylesbury, Hemel Hempstead and Milton Keynes.
Communication links both into London and heading North are excellent. The A5 is around six miles away, while the M1 is approximately 9 miles. The A41 bypass south of Tring provides dual carriageway access direct to the M25. Mainline railway stations can be found at Leighton Buzzard, Cheddington and Tring, with travelling times to London Euston from approximately 35 minutes.
There are a number of good primary schools in the area and grammar schools can be found in Aylesbury. For those wishing to use the independent sector, Tring Park School for the Performing Arts and Berkhamsted School both have superb reputations.
For recreation, the National Trust's Ashridge estate is on the doorstep for miles of forest walks, biking and bridal paths. Also close by is the Grand Union canal and Whipsnade wildlife park for great days out with the children.
Description
Set on a beautiful generous third of an acre plot, this substantial family home enjoys a tucked away, private setting, gorgeous views, and impressive south facing living spaces.
Located in the heart of this attractive Buckinghamshire village, available for sale for the first time in over 35 years, this fine property is very well presented and also offers tremendous scope for new owners to extend, remodel or redevelop (subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents).
The accommodation is both generous and light. From the front door, with its covered oak porch, you enter the property into a welcoming hallway, providing access to a huge sitting room with inglenook fireplace and log burner, a separate dining room and a large conservatory, cloakroom plus a good size kitchen/breakfast room with access to a separate utility room. In addition, there is a study, with enough space for one, or even two people, to work from home.
Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, with the main bedroom featuring an en-suite shower room. A good size family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. The views from the two bedrooms located to the rear of the house are uninterrupted all the way to Ivinghoe Beacon in the distance.
Sitting on a wide plot, totalling around a third of an acre, and with a double garage and plenty of parking, there is certainly ample space to extend. Indeed, the gardens are a delight; mature and very private, wrapping around the rear and side of the house, and with stunning countryside views. With country walks on your doorstep, and just moments from the village centre with its village owned pub and recreation green, a better village location is hard to find. And, with both Tring and Berkhamsted only a few minutes away by car, this attractive home undoubtedly offers the best of both worlds.
The property is offered for sale with no upper chain.
Location
Ivinghoe Aston is a small, tranquil hamlet situated at the foot of the Chilterns, on the edge of the Vale of Aylesbury and close to other picturesque villages.
Local facilities include the Village Swan public house which is owned by the villagers and offers good food as well as a focal meeting point, while the nearby village of Ivinghoe provides a wider range of facilities including a post office, general stores, good local pubs and a primary school.
The historic market towns of Tring, Leighton Buzzard and Berkhamsted offer an eclectic mix of independent, family run boutiques and restaurants, together with national High Street names. Further shopping and recreational facilities can be found at Aylesbury, Hemel Hempstead and Milton Keynes.
Communication links both into London and heading North are excellent. The A5 is around six miles away, while the M1 is approximately 9 miles. The A41 bypass south of Tring provides dual carriageway access direct to the M25. Mainline railway stations can be found at Leighton Buzzard, Cheddington and Tring, with travelling times to London Euston from approximately 35 minutes.
There are a number of good primary schools in the area and grammar schools can be found in Aylesbury. For those wishing to use the independent sector, Tring Park School for the Performing Arts and Berkhamsted School both have superb reputations.
For recreation, the National Trust's Ashridge estate is on the doorstep for miles of forest walks, biking and bridal paths. Also close by is the Grand Union canal and Whipsnade wildlife park for great days out with the children.
