• Sitting room with open fireplace +
• Family room +
• Open plan kitchen/breakfast room +
• Main bedroom with en suite shower room +
• Three further double bedrooms +
• Refitted family bathroom +
• Good sized gardens +
• Home office & Summerhouse +
• Off road parking for several vehicles.Fantastic views. +

An extended four bedroom semi detached cottage situated in an enviable location and enjoying attractive views over adjoining countryside. Originally dating back to the 1930's the cottage has been extended to provide a generous range of accommodation measuring 1766 square feet plus a range of outbuildings. The accommodation comprises a bay fronted sitting room with an open fireplace and parquay flooring. There is a separate dual aspect family room also with parquay flooring and a L shaped open plan kitchen/breakfast room. The refitted kitchen features a large Aga and the breakfast area enjoys attractive views over the rear garden and beyond with two sets of bi fold doors providing access to a large patio. A useful utility/shower room and separate cloakroom complete the ground floor. The first floor comprises a dual aspect main bedroom with built in wardrobes and a juliet balcony to capture the stunning views and an en suite shower room.There are three further bedrooms served by a refitted family bathroom.

Outside

A splendid feature to this lovely cottage is the good sized gardens which adjoin countryside with far reaching views, The south facing gardens are laid to lawn with a large paved patio and pathway leading to a well equipped home office which make the most of the views. There is also a summerhouse with power & light. To the front of the property is a brick paved driveway providing off road parking for several vehicles.

Situation

Situated on the edge of the Chiltern Hills, Loosley Row is a sought-after hamlet with fabulous walks and local pubs. The property is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a Conservation area. The area features a lovely old windmill (the oldest surviving smock mill in England) and was historically renowned for its lace-making. Princes Risborough, approx. 2.7 miles away, is a lively market town with a variety of independent shops, restaurants and several social, cultural and sports facilities. There is a good choice of both state and independent primary schools with excellent grammar schools in nearby Aylesbury and High Wycombe. Motorway links are readily accessible (M40 Junction 4 or 5), coupled with a fast commuter train service from Princes Risborough to London (45 mins). HAM-62890