The Lee, Great Missenden HP16

Emanuel Hall is a very quaint and interesting conversion of an old chapel into a stunning family home that sits on a large, level, plot. The impressive oak front door, fitted with classic black-scrolled ironwork, leads into the chapel porch and from there into the large, vaulted, reception room.

To the right there is a large log burner, either side of which are two pairs of semi-frosted arched windows. To the left, more windows overlook the large side garden. Looking back towards the front door it is beautifully, and symmetrically, framed to either side with tall statement arched windows with a central, round, window. The floor is laid with honey-toned oak flooring. A pair of French doors link the house with the garden.

A staircase at the end of the room leads to the master bedroom, either side of which are doors into the kitchen. The double aspect kitchen is fitted with a range of powder-blue kitchen units with quartz works-surfaces, a double oven and induction hob plus space for a tall fridge-freezer, the oil-fired boiler is in a cupboard. The back door leads to the garden and a further door leads through to a bedroom area.

The inner hallway, accessed from the kitchen, leads to a cloakroom with W.C. and basin beyond which is a family bathroom fitted with a white suite comprising of bath, with shower, W.C. and basin. The bathroom is tiled floor-to-ceiling and is illuminated via a roof-light. There are three bedrooms, two doubles with fitted wardrobes and a good single bedroom.

The master bedroom is in the centre of the house and has a vaulted ceiling with Velux windows and a comprehensive range of eaves wardrobes. A door leads into the ensuite shower room.

Outside, the level garden wraps around two sides of the property and is bounded by mixed hedging to ensure privacy. There is a storage shed. A gate leads to a few steps which access the gravelled parking area, sufficient for approximately 4/5 cars.