Knight Frank is delighted to offer this superb family home with views across the beautiful Chiltern countryside. The house has been sympathetically extended and updated, creating a wonderful mixture of contemporary and period accommodation suitable for modern family living. Its combination of original features and modern interior style blend seamlessly.
The property comprises five bedrooms, three bathrooms, three reception rooms, a kitchen, a utlity room, a games room, a garage and gardens.

On entering the property through an attractive entrance porch, you enter a spacious, light-filled reception hall with space for a seating area. The room has a lovely fireplace with a wood burning stove, ceiling beams, attractive stone flooring, windows looking out over the front garden, and stairs leading to the first floor. From the reception hall, doors lead to a stunning double-aspect living room and the kitchen/dining room. The sitting room has an open fireplace with stone surround and large windows giving wonderful views across the garden and countryside beyond, there are also French doors opening on to a lovely patio area under a wooden pergola.
Little Adam Farm benefits greatly from a magnificent kitchen/dining/family room. This light and airy room has beautiful views over the rear gardens and open countryside. The kitchen area has a range of wall and floor units beneath granite worktops and an island unit with a range of integrated appliances, including a dishwasher, fridge and freezer, and an AGA. There is ample space for a dining table and sitting area with French doors opening to the decking area, ensuring the space works for open-plan family living. The ground floor accommodation is completed with a lovely study, ideal for those wishing to work from home and a utility room fitted with a range of units and a door to the side of the property.
The first floor comprises a spacious galleried landing area with various storage cupboards, a double-aspect principal bedroom with an en suite bathroom and a range of fitted wardrobes; a guest bedroom with en suite bathroom and fitted wardrobes; three further bedrooms and a family bathroom with a bath and separate shower. All the bedrooms are light and spacious, with amazing views of the open countryside surrounding the property.

The property is approached via a pretty tree-lined driveway giving access to a gravel parking area for several cars. To the front of the gravel drive area is a delightful wooden building that is currently used as a games room but could easily be used as a home office; there is also a single garage.
To the side of the property, outside the living room, is a delightful paved area with a wooden pergola planted with a selection of climbing plants, an excellent place for al fresco entertaining. From the patio are steps to the garden, a beautifully maintained space with flowerbeds edged with box hedging and a selection of roses and shrubs. From this area, you pass through a Laburnum arbour that takes you into a grassed area with a vegetable garden to one side, a gazebo and lawns flowing to the back of the property overlooking open fields. The garden also has a large garden workshop and a separate store.

Little Adam Farm is situated on the edge of the picturesque village of Frieth, only a short drive from the popular and attractive market town of Marlow. There are excellent shopping facilities in the local towns of Henley-on-Thames and Marlow, which offer a variety of shops, public houses and good local restaurants and are within walking distance of the Yew Tree pub in Frieth.
Frieth is a popular village with families as it is in the priority admissions area for the excellent Sir William Borlase Grammar School and other Bucks grammar schools.
Frieth is perfectly located for several exceptional schools, both state and private, including a popular local primary school, local grammar schools, St Pirans, Rupert House, Wycombe Abbey and Shiplake College, to name just a few.
Little Adam Farm is also close to Skirmett, a delightful hamlet in Buckinghamshire. It lies in the Hambleden Valley in the Chiltern Hills, between the villages of Hambleden and Fingest. The village has a well-regarded public house and nearby Hambleden has a post office, garage, sports and tennis clubs.
The property is well placed for access to the M40 J4 and J5 Stokenchurch, both within six miles, and the M4 J8/9 Maidenhead, within 10 miles via the A404. High Wycombe station has trains to London Marylebone in 26 mins, and Maidenhead to Paddington via the Elizabeth Line in 25 minutes. Central London 36 miles distant (distances are approximate).