Hill Farm Lane, Chalfont Saint Giles, HP8

Built by Banner Homes on the site of the former kitchen garden of the old manor house, this unique design features creativity by the architect, especially to its front elevation with excellent accommodation for a growing family to enjoy. The property design was so advanced at the time that it won the Daily Telegraph What House Award. This stunning residence is set in the pretty village of Chalfont St Giles, which was famous as the country residence of John Milton, author of Paradise Lost.

Entry to the house is gained via the covered pillared entrance porch opening to a spacious reception hall with tiled flooring and a stunning oak staircase rising to the first floor. The main reception rooms open off the hall with generous head heights and nicely proportioned rooms. The 25 ft Drawing Room is dual aspect with French doors to the terrace and a beautiful stone fireplace. There is a Home Cinema Room in addition to the Family Room (with open fire) which is just off the Kitchen, plus a good size Dining Room and Study to the front. The Kitchen features a wide range of painted units with a central island, built in Range cooker, microwave, 2 Fisher Pakel dishwashers and wine racking with space for an American Fridge Freezer. A utility room lies adjacent to the kitchen and provides access to outside plus a second WC and storage.
Rising to the first floor, the principal bedroom suite has a walk in dressing room, Sitting area and a bathroom with shower and twin basins. There is also a lovely balcony to sit out on and enjoy the beautiful gardens. There are four further bedrooms all ensuite with fitted wardrobes, with a full height window vaulted to Bedroom three and a further balcony to Bedroom two out to the rear gardens. All of the bathrooms are luxuriously fitted with classic white Villeroy and Bosch sanitaryware.

Outside

Accessed via twin electric gates and a video entry system, the wide driveway allows for ample parking to either side and access to the generously sized double garage. The rear gardens can be reached from both sides of the drive with numerous patios to be enjoyed depending on the time of day. The gardens have been thoughtfully designed with mature bushes, hedging and shrubs. As the gardens are part of the old kitchen gardens of the former manor, the old walls create great screening, privacy and shelter from the wind.

Situation

Chalfont St Giles is an affluent, thriving village that can be found 25 miles from London and is bordered by the equally sought-after neighbourhoods of Amersham, Beaconsfield, Gerrards Cross and Little Chalfont. The village combines traditional charm with modern luxuries, and tranquil village life with fantastic access to London. In the village itself, you’ll find a welcoming high street lined with independent shops, a butcher, baker and greengrocer, as well as family-friendly pubs and all the essentials for everyday convenience. Chalfont also has exceptional transport links, with close proximity to the M25 and M40 motorways, only a short distance to Heathrow airport and fast train access into Central London from Chalfont & Latimer station. Marylebone Station can be reached in 28 minutes (approx.) on the Chiltern Line. Locals are spoilt for choice with walks and green spaces including The River Chess walk taking in the surrounding Chiltern Hills, historic buildings, meadows and nature reserves. Education is second to none: Buckinghamshire’s highly reputed excellent schooling spans all ages in both state and private sectors.