House For Sale £595,000
Entrance Porch, Sitting Room with Woodburner, Dining Room, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Lobby, Family Room, Conservatory, Utility/Boot Room, Cloakroom, Main Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room, Three further Double Bedrooms, Office/Bedroom 5, Family Bathroom, Loft Room, Gravelled Parking for 4/5 Vehicles & Caravan securely down side of house, Lovely Rear Garden & Stunning Views of Countryside and Windmill
DESCRIPTION
Upper Street as the name suggests runs atop the pretty village of Quainton that sits beneath the hills. Number 20 nestles in the corner of a small cul de sac and was built in 1948 then greatly extended some 30 years ago. The elevations are of a yellow stock brick under a clay tile roof with upvc double glazed windows, the front having leaded light detailing.
At the entrance is a porch for coats and shoes, the oak floor in the porch continues through into the two principle reception rooms, first of which is the sitting room that has a deep window bay and woodburning stove with a wood surround and quarry tiled hearth. There is a spacious dining room that has storage cupboards and provides access to the remainder of the ground floor including the family room where there is a walk in recess. The family room offers potential for a self contained suite with a sectioned off kitchenette area.
The kitchen/breakfast room is beautifully fitted in bespoke soft close oak units and black granite style worktops including a central island and breakfast bar. There is an integrated dishwasher and remaining is a Cookmaster range boasting 2 ovens/grill (fan and conventional), pan drawer, and a 7 burner gas hob, above which is a contemporary extractor hood. The room has downlighting and tiled flooring which is maintained into the utility and cloakroom beyond, the former having cupboards, under counter space and plumbing for a washing machine and vent for a tumble dryer and an outside door. Although named as a utility room with its direct outside access it makes for an excellent boot room. The conservatory is double glazed and looks over the garden.
Upstairs is from the white oak staircase and on the landing is a loft hatch and another cupboard. The main bedroom has a nicely fitted ensuite shower room, bedroom two is an excellent size, bedroom three is a double with fitted storage and also an airing cupboard with an integrated radiator. Bedroom four is also a good sized double room. There is also a study on this floor and all are served by a family bathroom that has a white suite, the wash basin set is a counter with cupboards beneath and above the bath is a power shower and screen. At the end of the landing is a charming winding staircase up to a fabulous loft room suited as another office or study, the Velux window with a wonderful view to the windmill.
OUTSIDE
The front is grass, a block paved path leads up to the entrance and down to the side door. There is a gravel driveway which can accommodate 4/5 vehicles then double gates onto further gravelling for more cars or a caravan in a secure gated area. At the rear a slightly elevated paved seating area with brick retaining walls views the garden that is mostly lawned with a border of mature flowers, shrubs and small trees. In the middle is a circular stone patio and to the right a 10x 6 timber shed, raised sleeper vegetable plot and decked terrace with an apron of blue slate chippings.
COUNCIL TAX Band D 2,134.88 per annum
SERVICES -Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil fired central heating. The electrics were upgraded in 2022.
DESCRIPTION
Upper Street as the name suggests runs atop the pretty village of Quainton that sits beneath the hills. Number 20 nestles in the corner of a small cul de sac and was built in 1948 then greatly extended some 30 years ago. The elevations are of a yellow stock brick under a clay tile roof with upvc double glazed windows, the front having leaded light detailing.
At the entrance is a porch for coats and shoes, the oak floor in the porch continues through into the two principle reception rooms, first of which is the sitting room that has a deep window bay and woodburning stove with a wood surround and quarry tiled hearth. There is a spacious dining room that has storage cupboards and provides access to the remainder of the ground floor including the family room where there is a walk in recess. The family room offers potential for a self contained suite with a sectioned off kitchenette area.
The kitchen/breakfast room is beautifully fitted in bespoke soft close oak units and black granite style worktops including a central island and breakfast bar. There is an integrated dishwasher and remaining is a Cookmaster range boasting 2 ovens/grill (fan and conventional), pan drawer, and a 7 burner gas hob, above which is a contemporary extractor hood. The room has downlighting and tiled flooring which is maintained into the utility and cloakroom beyond, the former having cupboards, under counter space and plumbing for a washing machine and vent for a tumble dryer and an outside door. Although named as a utility room with its direct outside access it makes for an excellent boot room. The conservatory is double glazed and looks over the garden.
Upstairs is from the white oak staircase and on the landing is a loft hatch and another cupboard. The main bedroom has a nicely fitted ensuite shower room, bedroom two is an excellent size, bedroom three is a double with fitted storage and also an airing cupboard with an integrated radiator. Bedroom four is also a good sized double room. There is also a study on this floor and all are served by a family bathroom that has a white suite, the wash basin set is a counter with cupboards beneath and above the bath is a power shower and screen. At the end of the landing is a charming winding staircase up to a fabulous loft room suited as another office or study, the Velux window with a wonderful view to the windmill.
OUTSIDE
The front is grass, a block paved path leads up to the entrance and down to the side door. There is a gravel driveway which can accommodate 4/5 vehicles then double gates onto further gravelling for more cars or a caravan in a secure gated area. At the rear a slightly elevated paved seating area with brick retaining walls views the garden that is mostly lawned with a border of mature flowers, shrubs and small trees. In the middle is a circular stone patio and to the right a 10x 6 timber shed, raised sleeper vegetable plot and decked terrace with an apron of blue slate chippings.
COUNCIL TAX Band D 2,134.88 per annum
SERVICES -Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil fired central heating. The electrics were upgraded in 2022.
