Fulmer, Buckinghamshire SL3

During the Second World War Fulmer Chase was used as a maternity hospital for the wives of officers and was owned by Sir Edward Baron a leading industrialist of the day.

The cottage is approached via a magnificent driveway which forms part of Fulmer Chase itself. A beamed entrance porch leads to an entrance vestibule leading to the main hallway which has a coats cupboard, stairs to the first floor, understairs cupboard and a door to the rear. The downstairs cloakroom is fitted in the antique style complete with a WC with high level cistern.

Double doors open from the hall into the dual aspect lounge which has a beamed ceiling, ornate cornicing, an inglenook-style fireplace with wood burning stove, wood flooring, double doors to the patio and garden and a door to family/study which has fitted bookshelves and double opening doors to the garden. The dining room also has a fireplace with a wood burning stove, storage cupboards, display niche, wooden flooring and beamed opening to the kitchen.

The kitchen features a range of cream coloured units with granite worksurfaces and splash backs, a Neff Induction hob with Miele extractor above, Neff built-in microwave and oven, Neff dishwasher, Franke sink with drinking water tap, space and plumbing for utilities and space for a fridge freezer

Bedroom one has a semi-vaulted and beamed ceiling, square bay window overlooking the front and an ensuite bathroom comprising a claw-footed bath with centrally mounted taps, wash hand basin, wc and a range of fitted cupboards. The second bedroom has a view over the garden and has the airing cupboard within the eaves storage. There is then an opening to a further bedroom which is a pretty dual aspect room with eaves storage and views to the front and side. The fourth bedroom has a range of built-in wardrobes and attractive tongue and groove panelling. There is a family bathroom comprising tongue and groove panel enclosed bath with centrally mounted mixer taps, hand basin inset onto a tiled vanity unit, wc, tongue and groove panelling to walls. There is also a separate tiled wet room comprising deluge shower and hand shower.

The private garden is mainly laid to level lawn with an abundance of planting. There is a side pedestrian gate and a wide patio area. The garden offers privacy and seclusion but please note that dogs are not permitted to permanently reside. To the rear is a covered parking area with space for up to two vehicles in tandem.


Share of freehold with a lease term of 999 years from 1st January 2004.

Service charge £105 per month to cover the maintenance of the communal grounds and their insurance and external lighting.

Please note that residents are not permitted to keep a dog under the lease terms.

Oil fired central heating as gas is not available.

Mains drainage

Council tax band G