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Tenure: Freehold

Council tax: Band E

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Features and description

1920s/30s semi detached home
Three bedrooms, bathroom, ground floor cloakroom
Two reception rooms, open fireplace
Kitchen/breakfast room
0.3 acre plot with generous south westerly rear garden
Garage and workshop area with W/C
Walking distance to railway station and town centre
No upper chain

An attractive and well-maintained 1920s/30s semi-detached home showcasing charming mock Tudor / half-timbered, part-rendered elevations, set within a generous plot of approximately 0.3 acres.

The property benefits from a beautifully established south-westerly facing rear garden, enjoying a high degree of privacy and seclusion. The garden is further complemented by a greenhouse and a powered garden shed, ideal for keen gardeners or additional storage. A tandem garage with workshop area and power connected provides excellent storage and workspace potential, and conveniently includes a separate W/C within the workshop.

Internally, the accommodation comprises a welcoming entrance hall, cloakroom, two reception rooms, and a kitchen/breakfast room. The sitting room is a particularly appealing space, featuring a working open fireplace and French doors opening directly onto the rear garden, creating an ideal setting for both everyday family living and entertaining.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and a well-appointed three-piece family bathroom. The property also benefits from a boarded loft with ladder access and lighting, offering useful additional storage space.

The home presents excellent scope for further enhancement and extension, subject to the necessary planning consents.

Offered to the market with no upper chain, the property enjoys convenient access to a rural footpath via Park Mill leading directly to the town centre, and is within walking distance of the railway station providing services to London Marylebone and Oxford.

EPC Rating: D

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£549,670

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Tim Russ - Princes Risborough

1 High Street Princes Risborough , Bucks HP27 0AE

01844 447047

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Princes Risborough lies in the lee of the Chiltern Hills, mid-way between Aylesbury and High Wycombe and is approximately 35 miles North West of London and 20 miles East of Oxford. This popular market town offers a post office, banks, a leisure centre and a good range of local shops as well as Tesco and Marks and Spencer supermarkets. The oldest part of the town lies around the parish church of St. Mary. The church is a handsome building of flint and stone, originally of the 13th century, but with Tudor additions and alterations. The mainline railway provides excellent access to London Marylebone from either Monks Risborough or Princes Risborough. The M40 motorway provides fast access to London or Birmingham and the rest of the motorway network. Princes Risborough is one of the few towns that sits on The Chiltern Ridgeway, and as such is a very popular place for walkers, both serious, and less so. There are many footpaths, bridleways, circular walks, and interesting historical sites to visit in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The area offers some of the finest views in the Chilterns, with an abundance of interesting and unusual natural history and is an excellent place to see Red Kites soaring over the hills. For the keen cyclist The Phoenix Trail, part of route 57 of the National Cycle Network, is an award winning cycle route that follows the disused railway line from Princes Risborough to Thame (some 6 miles). There are many interesting sculptures and excellent views along the Trail, which is well signposted from The Town Centre, and the Railway Station. For golfers there are eighteen-hole golf courses at Ellesborough and High Wycombe and nine hole courses at both Whiteleaf and Saunderton Lee. Princes Risborough has its own tennis club and there are local Rugby Football Clubs at Aylesbury, Chinnor, High Wycombe and Thame.