An elegant semi-detached period home that offers a range of spacious, characterful and adaptable accommodation over three levels, with excellent potential for updating to the owner’s taste.

The porch and charming reception hall with its feature fireplace, herringbone wood flooring, stairs to the first floor and adjacent cloakroom opens to the generous sitting room with bay window, where the fine flooring continues, and the fireplace is mirrored. Adjacent is the dining room with French doors to the garden, alongside a characterful day room with sliding glass doors offering unobstructed views of the sunny terrace. The kitchen features a range of neutral cabinetry and appliances, with a useful larder and a separate utility room with wc.

The first floor houses four of the property's five excellently proportioned and bright bedrooms, all of which enjoy bespoke fitted wardrobes and peaceful aspects. Serving the bedrooms is a family bathroom and separate shower room, whilst on the second floor a guest suite with en suite bathroom and dressing room.

Outside

The property enjoys well-kept grounds wrapping around three sides of the home, with a sizeable front lawned garden with several shrubs alongside a large gravelled driveway leading up to the attached garage and store.

Enclosed by several handsome mature specimen trees, the plot continues to the rear, with a neat, paved sun terrace containing a decorative fountain and urn and a herbaceous archway opening to the large lawned garden beyond, with its additional detached double garage.

Situation

Gerrards Cross station 0.4 miles (London Marylebone 23 mins), M40 (J2) 4.6 miles, Beaconsfield 4.8 miles, Heathrow Airport 13.6 miles, Central London 23.3 miles

Gerrards Cross offers a wide range of shopping facilities, including Waitrose and Tesco, as well as a host of independent stores and restaurants, hotels, public houses, an Everyman cinema, health centre and community library.

Ideal for the commuter, the motorway network can be accessed at Junction 1 M40 (Denham), linking to the M25, M1, M4 and Heathrow/Gatwick airports, while Gerrards Cross station boasts a speedy Chiltern Rail link to London Marylebone.

South Buckinghamshire is renowned for its excellent range of state schooling for boys and girls, including Chalfont St Peter Infant School, Gerrards Cross CofE School and Beaconsfield High School (all rated Outstanding by Ofsted), together with a good selection of noted independent schools include St Mary's, Thorpe House, Gayhurst and Maltman's Green.

Directions

From Strutt and Parker's Gerrards Cross office, head north on Packhorse Road and take the first turning on the left into Orchehill Avenue. Go past Norgrove Park on your right and the property will be found a short distance along on the right hand side.