Tower Cottage

Tower Cottage is a character home which has recently undergone a programme of renovation and sympathetic improvements offering light and spacious accomodation surrounded by the Chilterns; an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Designed by the renowned architect Charles Henry Biddulph-Pinchard, built in the 1920's using traditional skills and natural materials and converted in the 1980's.
The property is located on the outskirts of Beaconsfield and approached via a private country lane consisting of a small number of individual and characterful homes in a semi-rural location. Once inside, the hallway provides access to a guest WC, cloaks cupboard, sitting/dining room and kitchen breakfast room, family room and a wide spiral staircase rising up through the tower. The sitting room is dual aspect with a large feature fireplace and a log burning stove. The kitchen breakfast room is stylishly fitted with a range of custom built wall and floor units, breakfast bar and an energy efficient electric cast iron Evershot 90 cooker. A door leads to the family room with a wood burning stove and a further door leading out on to the courtyard garden.
Climbing the spiral staircase to the first floor the landing provides access to all three bedrooms and a family bathroom room. The principle bedroom boasts a dressing area and an en suite bathroom room with his and hers wash basins and a free standing copper bath.
Outside, there is parking for three cars and a single garage with potential to develop STPP. Across the lane there are steps with private access leading to popular country walks and the Royal Standard of England free house.
Beaconsfield has a main line station which takes just 23 minutes to serving London Marylebone. There is an
excellent range of shops including Waitrose, Marks and Spencer's and Sainsbury's supermarkets and a selection of restaurants and cafes. The area is served with highly regarded schooling both state and private. Junction 2 of the M40 is within a short drive giving access to the M25, Heathrow Airport, London, Oxford and Birmingham.