Property description

A magnificent village house providing substantial accommodation and enjoying a private setting within the heart of the village.A wonderful opportunity to acquire a superbly designed family home, constructed approximately 25 years ago of traditional materials to resemble a typical barn style property. Located within the heart of this picture-perfect village the property is set well back from the road offering a private setting, yet within a short walk of the many amenities available including the railway station for connections into London Marylebone. Internally, the house has been loved over the years and offers immaculate accommodation laid out over two floors, the ground floor in particular has such light and airy accommodation and has been extended to provide a lovely additional space from the living room with glazed doors overlooking the lovely rear garden. Further accommodation to the ground floor includes a large reception hall, a living room with open fire- place, a study, a family room/bedroom five, a dining room and a magnificent kitchen/breakfast room overlooking the rear. To the first floor is a substantial landing area serving four double bedrooms, including a master bedroom with dressing area and a large en-suite bathroom.Outside, this wonderful home benefits from a substantial detached triple garage located to the front with further parking for three vehicles. Gated access to both sides of the house opens in to the rear garden which offers a good degree of privacy and has been landscaped to offer a large terraced garden with a number of mature trees and flower beds. The rear garden is a good low maintenance garden with two further private paved terraces providing wonderful space for 'al-fresco' dining and entertaining.In our opinion this really is a very impressive family home and a viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the space on offer, coupled with the magnificent location, tucked away within the village yet within a short walk of Haddenham station for access into London Marylebone.