Kite Wood Road, Penn, HP10

Situated in the popular village of Penn, this well presented detached house with driveway and double garage, includes four bedrooms, two bathrooms and three reception rooms along with a double garage, currently used as a studio and a pretty lawned rear garden.

This immaculate home is entered via a covered porch into a bright hallway with wooden flooring which runs into both the study and sitting room. To the right, the living room is bright thanks to its dual aspect with feature fireplace and doors directly out onto the patio and garden beyond. Double doors lead through to the dining room overlooking the pretty garden.

The kitchen, accessed from both the dining and hallway is fitted with a good range of cream gloss units complemented by integrated appliances. A side door gives alternative access into the property – handy for those with shopping, dogs, or muddy boots. Also on ground floor level are a cloakroom and study which overlooks the front of the property.

On first floor level are four bedrooms including a bright and airy main bedroom suite with dressing area and en-suite shower room. The family bathroom with a separate shower cubicle completes the accommodation.

The rear garden is fully enclosed and includes gated side access. The double garage, currently serving as a studio, and off-street parking on the side of the property add to the overall appeal.

LOCATION

This attractive home is nestled along a popular residential road in Penn. This charming rural village has a strong sense of community along with both picturesque and practical village amenities including a village green, duck pond, convenience store, delicatessen and several popular local pubs. Being only a stone's throw from ancient woodland walkways, it is also a fantastic location for those with dogs or looking for beautiful countryside walks.

There is easy access from Penn to the market town of Beaconsfield, approximately three miles away, with a comprehensive range of amenities including Waitrose, Sainsburys and Marks & Spencer food hall along with high street and boutique stores, bars and restaurants. It is also approximately four miles to High Wycombe and five miles to Amersham, each with a full range of shopping, entertainment, travel and sporting facilities.

The area is served by good rail and road links. Beaconsfield railway station has a journey time to London from 22 minutes while Amersham and Little Chalfont stations, served by both London Underground Metropolitan line and by Chiltern Railways give excellent commuting options. Penn is also very well located for the road network, with Junction 2 of the M40 close by at Beaconsfield and the M25 accessible via Junction 18 at Chorleywood.

SCHOOLS

The area is well served with excellent primary schools including Tylers Green infant and junior schools along with the secondary Sir William Ramsay School close by. The selective grammar school system, with schools both in Beaconsfield and nearby High Wycombe are both highly regarded. Independent preparatory schools in the vicinity include Davenies School for boys and High March School for girls in Beaconsfield as well as the internationally renowned Wycombe Abbey in High Wycombe.