The Common, Holmer Green, HP15

The cottage originally dates back to the 1700’s and so is one of the very oldest properties in the village. Viewers will be immediately struck by the characterful combination of historic charm and modern convenience.
Stepping into the entrance hall, past the staircase and ground floor cloakroom, a door opens to the snug/study with an open fireplace and views across to the common opposite. To the rear is a lovely and light open-plan kitchen and family/dining room with a vaulted ceiling featuring electric roof windows and double doors to the rear garden; creating easy access to the exterior terrace and dining area - perfect for al fresco entertaining. The kitchen is fully fitted with Shaker style units, wooden worktops, an integrated hob/oven and space for an American style fridge-freezer. In addition, there is a utility room to the side with space for appliances and additional storage. Adjacent is the sitting room with double doors to the garden.
On the first floor the main bedroom with a vaulted ceiling, enjoys views over the common and benefits from an en suite shower room. The two further bedrooms are served by the family bathroom. Overall the property offers a wealth of character and charm with modern living accommodation

Outside

A gravel driveway leads to the house and provides off-road parking for several vehicles. There is a terrace to the rear which really comes into its own during the summer months and is ideal for entertaining. The remainder of the garden is landscaped and has raised flower beds, enclosed by panel fencing. There is also a garden room which could be used as an additional study/office.

Situation

The property is conveniently located in this sought-after Buckinghamshire village. Nursery, pre-school, first school and secondary schools are all nearby. Day-to-day needs are catered for by a range of local shops, a doctors’ surgery, a dentist, public houses and cricket, squash and football clubs. The village is surrounded by beautiful green belt countryside with numerous walks and bridleways, and is particularly convenient for the commuter with Amersham, Great Missenden, Beaconsfield and High Wycombe all with mainline railway links into London Marylebone. The road network also provides easy access the M40 and M25. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its private and state education (including grammar schools), details of which may be obtained from the local authority.