Amersham Road, Beaconsfield, HP9

A well-presented detached home with flexible accommodation and large south west facing garden, conveniently located between Beaconsfield's old and new towns. The property offers excellent scope for further enlargement subject to usual planning consent.


Currently arranged as a four-bedroom, three reception room home, this attractive 1930’s property offers very flexible living and bedroom accommodation to suit a variety of needs.

On entering, there is a lovely light bright lounge to the right of the hallway with a large bay window overlooking the front driveway. To the left of the hallway is a bedroom which would equally make a good study or family room. The sitting room, straight ahead, is the heart of the home and with its traditional 1930’s fireplace is warm and cosy whatever the weather. Doors lead through to the kitchen breakfast room which is flooded with an abundance of natural light and is fitted with a stylish range of Shaker style wall and base units complemented by built-in appliances. With a large farmhouse style kitchen table it is a great family space and has direct access to the large south west facing garden. Also on ground floor level you’ll find a utility room with secondary access into the property along with a modern cloakroom.

On the first floor are two bedrooms including the master each with built-in wardrobes, along with a large modern family bathroom. A loft extension provides an additional bedroom ideal for a teenager with its own tv snug.

To the front of the property, a paved driveway provides parking for two cars and could easily be expanded to provide further parking alongside a lawned area, well screened from the road by mature hedging.

The rear garden has a bright south westerly aspect and has been mainly laid to lawn, bordered by mature planting of shrubs and bushes. A patio area accessed from the kitchen provides excellent outdoor entertaining space.


LOCATION

The property is set in a central location, convenient for both Beaconsfield’s Old and New towns fine range of pubs, shops, restaurants and local amenities. Beaconsfield train station at less than 1 mile takes you directly into London (Marylebone) from just 22 minutes. The M40 meanwhile is within striking distance providing fast access to the M25, London and Oxford.

The property is in catchment for the ever-popular St Mary and All Saints C of E Primary School and the highly regarded grammar schools located in Beaconsfield (Beaconsfield High) and nearby High Wycombe (Royal Grammar School and John Hampden). The town also has two private prep schools, Davenies (boys) and High March (girls).