- Period cottage over three floors +
- Two bedrooms +
- Living room +
- Kitchen breakfast room +
- Bathroom +
- South Facing Garden with shed +
- Central Beaconsfield location +
- EPC exempt as Grade II listed +
- Great rental investment, downsize or first home +
- Council tax band D +
Centrally located in Beaconsfield Old Town, this lovely two bedroom cottage is bursting with original features with a south facing private rear garden providing an ideal spot for al-fresco dining.
This pretty two bedroom home, ideal for those wanting a property bursting with character, is entered directly into the wooden beamed living room where a wealth of period charm is immediately in evidence. To the rear, a door leads through to the kitchen where period beams combine with an appealing range of wall and base units, complemented by a wooden work surface. There is also space for a table and chairs here alongside direct access out into the garden.
On first floor level the master bedroom faces the front of the property. Adjacent, the well presented bathroom includes a modern re-fitted white three-piece suite.
On second floor level, the second bedroom boasts exposed beams and is flooded with light thanks to a casement window to the front. This multipurpose room would equally make a good home office or dressing room.
Accessed from the kitchen, the rear garden is mainly laid to paving alongside shrubs and bushes. A small seating area is located directly beyond the kitchen with a larger area to the rear for al-fresco dining and entertaining is located just behind with a shed provides handy storage.
LOCATION
This period cottage is found in a central location on London End in the heart of Beaconsfield Old Town just moments from its fine pubs, restaurants and local amenities. Beaconsfield train station is found in Beaconsfield new town (1 mile approx) which takes its travellers directly into London (Marylebone) from just 22 minutes. The M40 meanwhile is within striking distance at just under a mile away providing fast access to the M25, London and Oxford.