High Street, Amersham, HP7

An attractive Grade II listed residence originates from the 17th century, backing onto the River Misbourne and situated on the sought after High Street in Amersham's historic 'Old Town'. This delightful home is presented in fine decorative order and offers a wealth of period features.
The internal accommodation offers a reception room with attractive ceiling beams together with a charming, exposed brick fireplace and a spacious dining room with patio doors leading out to a pleasant outdoor sitting area and garden. The fully fitted kitchen affords a range of bespoke cupboards and drawers, equipped with various appliances and this kitchen leads on to this light and airy conservatory. Situated on the first floor are 3 bedrooms; the charming principal bedroom has an ensuite bathroom and provides a built in wardrobes. 2 further bedrooms are serviced by a well appointed family bathroom suite comprising an enclosed bath with shower over, hand basin. There is a spacious attic room on the top floor.

Outside

To the rear of the house is an attractive, north-east facing garden that backs onto the River Misbourne. The garden itself is predominantly laid to lawn, with a flowerbeds and mature shrubs providing natural colour and interest. The whole enjoys a good degree of seclusion, bounded by partial brick walls and panel fences. To the side of the house is an inviting patio area and towards the end of the garden is a gate providing external access.

Situation

The historic market town of Amersham enjoys an idyllic setting at the heart of the Chilterns. Within the town are a variety of renowned restaurants, cafes and bars together with boutique clothing shops. There is also a Tesco superstore within one mile. The area is also noted for its excellent schools, with the property falling within catchment for St Mary's Primary and Dr Challoners Grammar School. For the commuter, Amersham train station provides Metropolitan and Chiltern line services to London via Baker Street and Marylebone respectively. Vehicular links to London and Heathrow can be accessed via junction 2 of the M40 (Beaconsfield) or the M25 at junction 18 (Chorleywood), both of which are within 7 miles.