• Detached three/four bedroom property +
• Four/Five reception rooms +
• Poggenpohl bespoke kitchen/breakfast room, utility room +
• Three bathrooms +
• One bedroom annexe with kitchen +
• Triple garage, driveway parking +
• 2.6 acre plot with equestrian potential of a paddock and a stable +
• Overlooking protected open farmland in an AONB. +

A detached four bedroom property with extensive reconfiguring and updating and a one bedroom annexe, with a triple garage, driveway parking, and a rear garden on an over 2.6 acre plot with equestrian potential of a paddock and a stable overlooking protected open farmland in an AONB. Built in the early 1990s in a village on the edge of the Chilterns, Kepwick House is a traditional brick under clay tile gabled property with hanging tiles and leaded casement windows. Set back from the road on a 2.67-acre plot, the rear of the house has uninterrupted views over the garden, a paddock, and protected countryside beyond. The previous and current owners have transformed the building by opening-up the accommodation on both floors at the rear with high specification sliding doors, allowing ingress of natural light, and taking advantage of the far-reaching views. The countryside becomes part of the character of the principal bedroom, with its wall of sliding glass doors and glass balustraded balcony, and is equally important to the rear reception areas with similar floor-to-ceiling doors opening to a raised terrace. Also with rural views, the ground floor annexe is integrated, but is independent with its own facilities and access from the terrace.