Monument Lane, Chalfont St Peter, SL9

The cottage is approached via its driveway and a pretty porch is above the front door which opens into the living room. The living room is a cosy dual aspect room with a double glazed bay window to the front and double glazed window to the rear, feature ceiling and wall beams, working brick fireplace with quarry tiled hearth, fitted bookshelves, wall light points and three radiators. Stairs rise to the first floor and there are doors to the kitchen and rear lobby/utility which accesses the downstairs cloakroom and rear garden.

The cottage style kitchen is fitted with a range of oak style base and wall mounted cupboards and drawers, a breakfast bar, one and a half bowl sink with mixer tap and vegetable washer, four burner gas hob with integrated extractor above, electric oven and grill with space for microwave above. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher, fridge and a freezer and there is under-unit lighting, tiled work surfaces, partly tiled walls, double glazed window and radiator. The utility/rear lobby area has a Belfast sink, range of modern wall mounted cupboards, wood effect work surfaces and attractively tiled walls, space and plumbing for utilities, flooring laid in 2023, radiator, double glazed window and door to the garden. The cloakroom comprises wc, hand basin, radiator, attractive tiling and a double glazed window.

Upstairs there are three bedrooms, two with wardrobes and all with double glazed windows with the third bedroom having a range of fitted furniture currently used as a craft room/study. The antique style bathroom is a feature of the house and has a free-standing claw-footed bath with mixer tap and hand shower, wc, twin handbasins with curved vanity units below, walk-in deluge shower with tiling, tongue and groove panelling, airing cupboard with cylinder tank, extractor fan, double-glazed window, radiator and radiator/heated towel rail.

To the rear there is a patio area and a sheltered courtyard measuring 11'3" x 11'3". It houses the water softener and has space for a space for table and chairs. The remainder of the garden is partially laid to level lawn with shrub beds and a paved area to the rear with specimen trees. The garden is well enclosed by panel fencing and brick walling.

There is also a workshop with light and power and a separate potting shed and garage. Gated side access leads to the front of the property and an area of garden which is well stocked with shrubbery but could be cleared to create further parking or extension subject to consents. This area measures approximately 13'6 maximum at its widest point and 8' as a minimum. There is a gravel driveway with parking for two vehicles plus the garage.

General note. The house has photo voltaic solar panels fitted to the roof at the rear. These were professionally installed in 2012 and have been fully paid for. There is about 13 years left to run on the contract which allows solar electricity to be sold back to the grid. The owners receive somewhere between £800 and £1,000 per year from this with no further outlay.

Council Tax Band E