4 bedroom detached house

A handsome 1930’s family home set in a large private garden overlooking Whiteleaf Golf course.

Originally built in the 1930’s this appealing family home has much to offer, with great potential (subject to planning) to enlarge the accommodation and set in a simply fabulous private plot.

The front door opens into a generous reception hall with a staircase up to the first floor. The double aspect sitting room has a splendid original brick open fireplace with a quarry tiled hearth. The separate dining room has double casement doors opening onto the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room overlooks the front and is fitted with a modern range of units with granite work surfaces and integrated appliances; off the kitchen is a generous study or family room. Completing the ground floor is a utility room and cloakroom.

On the first floor there are four bedrooms, with an ensuite cloakroom to one, a family bathroom and a separate shower.

OUTSIDE

The property is approached via a gravel driveway, providing ample parking and leading to the double garage. There is a thick hedge on the front boundary with a neat area of grass behind.

The rear garden is laid predominantly to lawn with mature boundary hedging on both sides and farmland to the rear.

LOCATION

Cadsden nestles into the Chiltern Hills in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty adjoining the hamlet of Whiteleaf. There are bridleways and footpaths, including Britain’s oldest road the Ridgeway path which is close to the property and offers miles of countryside to explore. Nearby there is a good Gastro Pub, Indian Restaurant and the 9-hole Whiteleaf Golf Club. The market town of Princes Risborough is just a mile away providing shopping facilities, post office, restaurants, library, sporting facilities, swimming pool/fitness centre, a weekly market and mainline railway service to London Marylebone (40 mins), Oxford and Birmingham. Junctions 6 & 7 of the M40 provide good access to London Heathrow and Birmingham Airports. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its education system including the Aylesbury and Sir Henry Floyd grammar schools.