South Maundin, Hughenden Valley £735,000

Located in a quiet no through road, and occupying a large plot offering scope for extension subject to planning, this impressive family home provides extensive accommodation for a large family to enjoy. With a downstairs shower room, one of the three reception rooms could also be used as a fifth bedroom with it's own ensuite. Take a look at the virtual tour and call Keegan White to book in your viewing appointment.

THE PROPERTY
The front door opens into the entrance hall that has a cloaks cupboard and the stairs rising to the first floor. To the front is a modern kitchen that has plenty of base and eye level storage units, dual oven, gas hob with extractor, butler sink, integrated fridge freezer, bay window to front and a side door to the garden. A doorway to the rear leads into the dining room that has windows overlooking the garden, and has double glazed doors that open into the living room. This is quite spacious and bright, having windows and sliding patio doors to the rear, with a feature fireplace. To the front there is a third reception room, that could be used as a fifth bedroom, given that it also benefits from having immediate access to a contemporary wetroom, complete with shower, hand basin, WC and a chrome heated towel rail. To the first floor, the master bedroom has an ensuite shower room and a range of fitted wardrobes and storage units. There are two further double bedrooms, and a single bedroom, which are serviced by the family bathroom. Externally, there is driveway parking to the front with a garage that has an up-and-over door, with further storage in the eaves, and houses the gas boiler. There are gates to both sides of the house that leads into the manicured rear garden that has patio to the back of the house, a garden shed, and extensive, wrap around lawns.

THE LOCATION
South Maundin forms part of an executive development comprising predominantly of detached family homes situated within Hughenden Valley, a semi rural location within the Chilterns Hills. It is popular with families for its quiet surroundings, set within open countryside and yet within a short drive of a major town. Close by are an assortment of local amenities including the Hughenden Village Store and the Harrow pub, bar and restaurant (look out for its reviews!). For a wider range of facilities High Wycombe is just over three miles away and offers an ever expanding range of retail, leisure, hospitality, and entertainment facilities. The area has always been in high demand for the excellent schooling opportunities, as well as the ideal commuting benefits. These include access to the M40 at Junction 4, with the M25 and Heathrow beyond, along with High Wycombe's mainline railway station that provides fast trains into London Marylebone in under half an hour.

Additional Information
Council tax band: F
Energy Performance Rating: D (60)