Elmshott Close, Penn, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Located in the highly sought-after village of Penn in Buckinghamshire, this five-bedroom Georgian style detached home presents an excellent opportunity for modernisation and updating. Set on a wide plot within the catchment area for the popular Tylers Green First and Middle Schools, the property is ideal for a growing family or those seeking ample space for guests and entertaining.

Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a welcoming entrance hall with an inner lobby area, perfect for kicking off shoes and welly boots after a walk in the nearby woods. This leads through to a spacious and well-lit living room that offers plenty of natural light due to its large windows and French doors. The kitchen can be found at the rear of the house with There is also a utility room and internal access to the double garage. There is a separate dining room also accessed from the hallway and a downstairs WC which adds convenience to the ground floor.

The first floor has a generous landing with five bedrooms, several of which have built in wardrobes. The master bedroom benefits from its own en-suite bathroom, while the other bedrooms share a well-appointed family bathroom.

From the first floor, there are also French doors with access to the garden. The rear garden is private, well-maintained, and surrounded by mature shrubs and trees, providing a serene outdoor space. The front of the property is attractive with a lawned area, shrubs and trees and there is a double garage and driveway parking, offering plenty of space for multiple vehicles.

Penn is a picturesque village in Buckinghamshire, located in the Chiltern Hills, about 3 miles north of Beaconsfield. Penn's landscape is marked by rolling hills, woodlands, and traditional brick-and-flint cottages, giving it a quintessentially English rural charm. The village features the historic 12th-century Holy Trinity Church and is also notable for its connections to the famous William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania, whose family hailed from the area. There is a strong community spirit to the village with events such as the Penn 7 & Super Fun Run, the Village Show as well as school fetes a regular occurrence. The Penn & Tylers Green Sports & Social Club is a great place to socialise and enjoy a game of tennis or join one of the many football teams. The village is fortunate to have a number of local pubs as well as a local café and several local shops for your convenience.

Located just a short drive away are the towns of High Wycombe & Beaconsfield. Both have train stations with a fast line into London Marylebone and easy access to the M40 motorway, making it a key hub for both commuters and businesses.

High Wycombe is a bustling town with a rich history and a variety of attractions including the Eden Shopping Centre, two cinemas, a leisure complex and Wycombe Swan Theatre where culture lovers can catch a play, musical, or comedy show. High Wycombe boasts several notable local attractions that appeal to both residents and visitors. Rye Park, a popular green space in the heart of the town, offers a large open area perfect for picnics, sports, and relaxing by the river. Just outside the town lies Hughenden Manor, the former home of Victorian Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, now a National Trust property with beautiful gardens and woodland walks. Another nearby attraction is the West Wycombe Caves, also known as the Hellfire Caves, a network of man-made tunnels rich in history and mystery, once used by the notorious Hellfire Club in the 18th century. Together, these attractions showcase High Wycombe?s blend of natural beauty, history, and intrigue, offering something for everyone to explore.

Beaconsfield is an affluent market town with a mix of history and modern amenities. It is home to Bekonscot Model Village, the world?s oldest model village and has links to Enid Blyton who once lived in the town. In both the old and new parts of town, you'll find a variety of high street shops that cater to everyday needs, including well-known retail brands and independent boutiques offering unique items. The town also boasts a wide range of pubs and restaurants, from traditional British inns serving local ales to modern eateries offering international cuisine. Whether you're in the mood for a casual meal at a cosy pub, fine dining at a stylish restaurant, or grabbing a coffee at one of the quaint cafés, there are plenty of options to choose from, making it a vibrant destination for both shopping and dining. Surrounded by scenic countryside, Beaconsfield combines a quaint atmosphere with a lively community, offering a desirable place to live.

This family home offers the perfect opportunity to experience the tranquility of village life while being close to local amenities, highly regarded schools, and excellent transport links to London and the surrounding areas.