This impressive property with more than 4,500
square feet of living accommodation, forms one half of a period house located between Fulmer and Stoke Poges. The property features a variety of attractive character features, including high ceilings and large sash windows throughout, lending the accommodation an understated period elegance.

The ground floor has a welcoming grand reception hall, with a seating area, a fireplace fitted with a woodburning stove and a grand, sweeping staircase leading to the galleried first-floor landing. The 24ft drawing room has a fireplace and a bay window, while there is also a formal dining room and a south-facing conservatory overlooking the garden. The kitchen has shaker-style units in grey, a split butler sink and a range cooker, while there is also an adjoining breakfast room for informal
meals.

The first floor landing has a skylight, welcoming
plenty of natural light and French doors opening
onto a roof terrace. There are four double bedrooms on the first floor, two of which are en suite, as well as two family bathrooms and a separate WC. The second floor has a further double bedroom and two studies, which are
ideal for home working or storage.

The property is situated on the outskirts of Fulmer in South Buckinghamshire. This delightfully picturesque village, which has won Buckinghamshire’s Best Kept Village competition on numerous occasions provides a village hall, a local well known pub, a parish church, farm shop plus the outstanding rated Fulmer Infant School. Further amenities and facilities, including shopping and supermarkets, can be found in nearby Gerrards Cross.

Transport links from the village are excellent, with the M40 and M25 easily accessible, while Gerrards Cross mainline station offers fast and efficient links to central London (18 minutes to London Marylebone). There are plenty of leisure facilities nearby, including golf at Stoke Park Country Club, The Buckinghamshire Golf Club and Denham Golf Club, along with a great choice of walking, cycling and riding routes in the pretty surrounding countryside.

At the front of the house, a five-bar timber gate opens onto a gravel driveway, providing plenty of parking space, as well as access to the two garages and an adjoining studio. The rear garden is south facing and includes an area of paved terracing as well as a level lawn, which extends to more than 100ft. The lawn is bordered by well-stocked flowerbeds and a variety of mature shrubs, trees and hedgerow.