Church Street, Great Missenden, HP16

This stunning property with an abundance of character and original features, benefits from exposed timbers and beams throughout. The accommodation is located over three floors and consists of: Sitting room with stripped floorboards and an open fire with slate hearth. The kitchen/breakfast room has been thoughtfully designed with a range of base and wall mounted units, wood block work surfaces, enamel sink and part tiled walls. There is an electric oven with gas hob and extractor above, integrated freezer and space for fridge. To the first floor a double bedroom with stripped floorboards and attractive cast iron fireplace with wooden surround and tiled hearth. The stunning bathroom is fitted with a ceramic claw foot bath, generous shower and vanity unit and oak flooring. The second floor offers a further double bedroom with vaulted ceiling and eaves storage.

At the rear is an attractive courtyard garden along with gated side access to a passage to the front. The property also benefits from a generous sized brick built store, currently with power and light and plumbing for a washing machine. This could be used as a future home office or linking to the property providing additional living space. On street permit parking approx £70pa.

Great Missenden is an historic village with properties dating back over the last few centuries, forming the lovely old High Street and associated Conservation Area. Set in amongst the lovely Chiltern countryside.

Buckinghamshire is renowned for its State and Private Education including the excellent Grammar schools, details of which can be obtained from the Local Authority. The town offers three schools for children of all ages, the renowned village school is at the end of Church Street.

Church Street is situated just off the historic village High Street, offering everyday shopping along with boutique shops. Nearby, the town of Amersham high street shops including Marks and Spencers, Waitrose, Robert Dyas, Boots, Waterstones and independent boutiques to name a few. In addition, High Wycombe provides extensive shopping and recreational facilities, including the Eden centre.

Great Missenden is on the Chiltern line into Marylebone. Chesham and Amersham both offer Metropolitan Line services into the West End and City of London. Access to London by road can be gained via the A413 which connects to the A40, M40 and M25 network.

The High Street offers pubs and award winning restaurants, the famous Roald Dahl Museum. Buryfields offers two playgrounds, in addition to this, Great Missenden tennis club has 18 courts, Nearby Missenden Abbey dates back to 1133, along with the medieval church of St Peter & St Paul.

Chiltern District Council

Tel: 01494 729000

Council Tax Band D

Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage.