House For Sale £385,000
This period end of terrace offers a great opportunity to add value with a touch of refurbishment. And, with no upward chain, you could be in your new home in next to no time. Situated on a quiet lane in the Chilterns, yet well connected and just down the road from well-heeled Marlow, the location is mighty fine too.
Park directly in front of the cottage garden, blooming with shrubs and plants, and kick off your shoes in the porch. An ornamental fireplace provides a lovely focal point in the cosy living room, which offers a relaxing retreat by day and sophisticated sanctuary by night. Pour yourself a favourite tipple and snuggle up on the sofa.
You could equally choose to use this space as a dining room for casual suppers and occasions alike, or a home office (broadband, as you might expect, is very good). The generous proportions make it wonderfully versatile, and the tiled flooring flows through to the kitchen. Close the glazed door to define the two spaces, or leave open to blend them seamlessly together.
A log burner and brick hearth feature in the open plan dining kitchen, keeping the heart of the home toasty on even the chilliest of days. Rich tones of the cabinetry contrast with white metro tiles and there’s a good expanse of worktop space to make meal preparation a breeze. You’ll also find ample room for a host of household appliances. Light streams in through the window, and access to the garden is easy through the side door.
Add a squishy sofa and catch up on favourite programmes in the family room zone, or dine in here. An open staircase leads to the first floor bedrooms, both with wooden flooring underfoot. The principal double bedroom is en suite, featuring metro tiling, and a modern suite including shower and bath, for quick starts and long soaks.
There’s an additional double bedroom at the front and, like the principal bedroom, it makes organisation easy with fitted wardrobes. There’s also a roomy loft for further storage.
Outside, entertain family and friends in the long garden with al fresco food and drinks. Being an end of terrace, there’s the added benefit of room at the side of the home too. And, at the end of the garden, there’s a sheltered space, which could be altered to create an outdoor seating area, or even an oh-so-cool garden room.
Park directly in front of the cottage garden, blooming with shrubs and plants, and kick off your shoes in the porch. An ornamental fireplace provides a lovely focal point in the cosy living room, which offers a relaxing retreat by day and sophisticated sanctuary by night. Pour yourself a favourite tipple and snuggle up on the sofa.
You could equally choose to use this space as a dining room for casual suppers and occasions alike, or a home office (broadband, as you might expect, is very good). The generous proportions make it wonderfully versatile, and the tiled flooring flows through to the kitchen. Close the glazed door to define the two spaces, or leave open to blend them seamlessly together.
A log burner and brick hearth feature in the open plan dining kitchen, keeping the heart of the home toasty on even the chilliest of days. Rich tones of the cabinetry contrast with white metro tiles and there’s a good expanse of worktop space to make meal preparation a breeze. You’ll also find ample room for a host of household appliances. Light streams in through the window, and access to the garden is easy through the side door.
Add a squishy sofa and catch up on favourite programmes in the family room zone, or dine in here. An open staircase leads to the first floor bedrooms, both with wooden flooring underfoot. The principal double bedroom is en suite, featuring metro tiling, and a modern suite including shower and bath, for quick starts and long soaks.
There’s an additional double bedroom at the front and, like the principal bedroom, it makes organisation easy with fitted wardrobes. There’s also a roomy loft for further storage.
Outside, entertain family and friends in the long garden with al fresco food and drinks. Being an end of terrace, there’s the added benefit of room at the side of the home too. And, at the end of the garden, there’s a sheltered space, which could be altered to create an outdoor seating area, or even an oh-so-cool garden room.
