- Full of character and with so much potential +
- The property sits well within its own grounds, just over an acre in all +
- Generous frontage and large rear garden +
- Long gated driveway leading to a parking/turning area +
- About 2.5 miles from the Elizabeth Line with trains to central London +
- EPC Rating = E +
Period family home full of character occupying a large plot with a substantial rear garden.
Description
Built in the mid 1930s this charming family home is full of character and enjoys a substantial rear garden. The property sits well within its own grounds, set back from the road and with a large frontage giving privacy and security.
The accommodation is full of character with a reception hall leading through to the main rooms. The sitting room to the rear overlooks the garden and is of generous proportions, with French doors to the outdoor terrace and a Cotswold stone fireplace with an open fire creating a relaxed living space. Doors from this room open into the formal dining room, enjoying a dual aspect and a brick fireplace, again with a working fire. A charming snug lies adjacent, ideal as a TV room but also could be used as an office. The kitchen/breakfast room is equipped with a range of storage units and appliances and there is ample room for a breakfast table overlooking the garden. Double doors open on to the veranda providing an ideal spot for outside dining. Just off the kitchen is a useful utility/store room.
On the first floor are five characterful bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom is of a good size enjoying a dual aspect framing lovely views over the garden. There are two sets of built-in wardrobes and an en suite with bath and shower. A guest bedroom also benefits from an en suite shower room.
Harewood is set well back from the road with electric gates opening to a long driveway leading to a parking area and double garage. The property enjoys a generous plot, with a large lawn area to the front and is well screened with laurel hedging and an array of mature shrubs. To the rear the garden is an absolute delight, mainly laid to lawn with a path to the side and flower borders with mature trees providing privacy. Of particular note are the flowering cherry, magnolia and apple trees. A terrace adjoins the rear of the house with the addition of a covered veranda for a shady refuge. In all just over an acre.
Location
Iver station 2.5 miles, Uxbridge 3 miles, Gerrards Cross 5 miles, Windsor 7.5 miles, Heathrow 7.5 miles, central London 20 miles. All distances are approximate.
The village of Iver, with its selection of local shops and restaurants, is surrounded by fields and woodland, yet only a short distance from the M40 motorway with access to both the M25 and M4. Windsor, Beaconsfield and Gerrards Cross provide a more comprehensive range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities.
The mainline railway station at Iver, within 2.5 miles of the property, benefits from being on the recently opened Elizabeth Line, providing direct trains to London Paddington, Bond Street and Canary Wharf. From Denham, the Chiltern Line runs into London Marylebone and the Metropolitan line underground links to Baker Street at Uxbridge.
There are excellent local sporting amenities including the highly regarded Buckinghamshire Golf Club and many beautiful riverside and woodland walks, including those in Denham Country Park, Black Park, Langley Park and Burnham Beeches.
Buckinghamshire is renowned for its choice and standard of schooling, and is one of the last counties to maintain the traditional grammar school system.
Square Footage: 2,828 sq ft
Additional Info
Services: Mains electricity and water connected. Gas fired central heating. Private drainage. Please note none of the services have been tested.
Agents Notes: The property has private drainage and it may not be compliant with the government regulations/registered with the appropriate body. Photographs taken in May 2024.