3 bedroom end of terrace house for sale

Beautifully presented period cottage with a garden and parking in the heart of Beaconsfield Old Town.

Description

This beautiful period terraced house is located in an enviable position in sought after Lakes Lane and only minutes from the local amenities of Old Beaconsfield. The current owners have extended and updated the property and the accommodation now offers the perfect blend of period character with a contemporary finish.

The front door opens into the elegant sitting room, featuring bespoke wall panelling and a lovely old working brick fireplace, while the parquet flooring features beautiful inlay brass pieces. To the rear of the house is the stunning kitchen/dining room with understairs storage and a guest cloakroom. A fireplace provides an ideal spot for a wine store. The kitchen itself is fully bespoke with handmade, solid wood painted units, complemented by stone worktops and incorporating a built-in pantry, fridge freezer and a dishwasher. A glass atrium floods the room with natural light and doors open on to the attractive landscaped patio garden.

On the first floor the bedroom to the front enjoys built-in wardrobes while a further bedroom to the rear overlooks the garden. Both rooms are served by a beautifully appointed family bath/shower room, featuring a bespoke barn door and with cleverly designed built-in storage. The principal bedroom, located on the top floor, benefits from built-in storage and a floating mullion window. The en suite is well appointed with a large shower and a bespoke Oxford Blue stone sink.

The patio garden has been beautifully designed. The terrace area is perfect for relaxation or entertaining family and friends. The garden is enclosed with fencing, with raised, well stocked flower borders. At the far end a garden office provides storage and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. The attached garage gives further storage and a driveway allows for off street parking.

Location

M40 (J2) 1 mile, Beaconsfield station 1.1 miles, Gerrards Cross 5 miles, Heathrow (T5) 14 miles, central London 23 miles. All distances are approximate.

The picturesque Old Town dates back to the thirteenth century with fine Georgian buildings. Local facilities include convenience and independent retail stores together with a variety of restaurants and public houses. There is a weekly market on Tuesdays and a monthly Saturday farmers market. The New Town offers an excellent range of shops for day to day needs including Marks and Spencer Simply Food, Waitrose and Sainsburys.

Communication links in the area are excellent. From Beaconsfield station there are regular train services to London Marylebone (from 23 minutes at the time of writing) and Birmingham. The M40 is accessible from Beaconsfield (J2) and Loudwater (J3).

Buckinghamshire is renowned for its choice and standard of schooling. The county is one of the last to maintain the traditional grammar school system, of which the Beaconsfield High School for girls and the Royal Grammar School for boys in High Wycombe are the closest. Local independent schools include Caldicott, The Beacon and Davenies for boys, High March, Pipers Corner and Godstowe for girls, to name a few.





Additional Info

Services: All mains connected. Please note that none of the services have been tested.