A fantastic opportunity to purchase a stunning, deceptively spacious, 3 or 4 bedroom family home, that isarranged over 3 floors and was built around 1795. This home has not been marketed for over 50 years and has been lovingly upgraded creating a homely feel.

Ideally located in Chesham old town surrounded by homes of a similar age and character yet a short walk to Chesham town Centre and Metropolitan line station. The location is very popular for the proximity to sought after primary schools & Chesham Grammar schools.

The house itself would make an ideal family home offering open and airy feel to the ground floor. The current owners have extended their home creating a wonderful kitchen/diner, separate utility room and cloakroom with a further 2 reception rooms. To the first floor there is a lovely double aspect sitting room with open fire and could be used as a master bedroom.

Outside is a beautiful well maintained and landscaped walled garden with brick built shed with wood burner and a separate greenhouse.

A fine example of a well balanced, thoughtfully extended and much improved Grade 11 listed family home. Lovingly maintained to a high standard over the years; this is a rare find!

Attractive brickwork frontage in superb condition, upgraded wooden windows and front and rear door.

A wealth of period features scattered throughout the property give a charming feel, this is coupled with modern touches to improvepracticality and the balance has been very well thought through.

Utility room along with cloakroom, off a delightful kitchen/breakfast room. Offering a wide range of fitted appliances, central island and attractive roof lantern window.

Practical layout with 2 separate reception rooms and under floor heating.

Well presented and looked after by the current sellers, making an internal viewing essential.

Deceptively spacious private rear garden very well maintained with lot of care and attention over the years.

The ever popular Lowndes park is just over the road offeringRelaxing walks, along with the popular Queens Head pub in the old town.