• An extended, 18th-century detached house +
• Five bedrooms, three bath or shower rooms +
• Three reception rooms, open fireplace, exposed beams +
• Open plan kitchen/breakfast/dining/family room, utility room, cloakroom +
• Gated driveway, workshop and outbuildings +
• Established rear garden +
• Little Kingshill village +
• Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty +

An extended 18th-century five bedroom detached house with an updated interior, with three reception rooms and three bath or shower rooms, with an enclosed established garden, driveway parking and versatile outbuildings in a noted Buckinghamshire village. Pine Cottage has been extended over two periods in a style sympathetic to the original cottage, creating a family home that is spacious whilst retaining a connection with its history. It has a painted pebble dash render under a slate tile roof. A recent extension created a triple aspect, open plan kitchen/breakfast/dining/family room with underfloor heating as well as a fifth bedroom and a dressing room and new en suite facilities for the principal bedroom. The sitting room has original bay windows, exposed 18th century oak timbers, and an open fireplace. The ground floor also includes an entrance hall with a two piece cloakroom, a snug, and a utility room with handmade Martin Moore units.
Upstairs, five double bedrooms lead off the first floor landing, including two with en suite bath/shower rooms, and there is a three piece family bathroom.
Other notable features include CAT 6 cabling, a new boiler and plumbing (2017), and an open loft area with two retractable ladders.