Long Bottom Lane, Beaconsfield, HP9

This significant modern mansion was designed and built by Meryl Homes in 2003 with its luxurious specification including concrete floors to the ground and first floor. All the principal rooms have wiring for a multi-room audio system. Bathrooms have Villeroy & Boch fittings and there are handmade fitted wardrobes in most bedrooms. The welcoming interiors have been recently enhanced by a locally based interior design company.

The generous reception hall offers a central curving oak staircase, flanked by a generous drawing room with central stone fireplace and a separate dining room. To the rear of the house, is the kitchen/breakfast room, opening through double doors into the family room. Practical use has been made of the back door area, which has a boot room for coats and shoes, whilst keeping the adjacent utility area separate. The guests cloakroom has generous coats cupboards. A further sitting room with bar area, conservatory and study complete the generous and versatile six reception rooms.

A stunning staircase sweeps upwards to the first floor with a galleried landing providing access to five first floor bedrooms all with their own en suite bathrooms and built in wardrobes as well as a the large south facing balcony. The significant principal bedroom suite occupies the whole of the right hand wing, with a large dressing room with considerable wardrobe space and a beautiful en suite bathroom.

A self-contained staircase leads to the 2nd floor and Bedroom 6 with an en suite shower room and walk in storage rooms. The present owners are currently using this considerable space as a wonderful games area with space for a cinema, snooker table and table football.

Outside

The gardens and semi-rural setting are a feature of the house, which is well set back from Long Bottom Lane. Occupying a plot of 1 acre, the house is approached by a sweeping driveway via a pair of wrought iron gates. The driveway affords ample parking for a number of vehicles and is supported by a double garage which is also double length. Stairs rise from the garage to a spacious attic room which has potential to be converted into a self-contained annex/ staff accommodation subject to the usual permissions. The front garden is laid to lawn with attractive feature planting enhancing the house in its setting. To the rear of the house is the entertaining terrace and pond, rising through lawned terracing to private woodland.

Situation

The house is situated on Long Bottom Lane in the popular village of Seer Green providing convenient access to the local shops, Seer Green railway station, sought after primary school and amenities of the village. Easy transport links to London are available at Seer Green railway station located a short walk of less than half a mile away which offers a direct link on the Chiltern Line to London Marylebone (fastest train approximately 26 minutes). Beaconsfield New Town is approximately two miles away with its array of shops and supermarkets.