Church Lane, Weston Turville

Pennant Cottage is a Grade II listed property located in the highly sought-after village of Weston Turville, Buckinghamshire, set on the edge of the Chiltern Hills.

This charming cottage, which has been in the current owner’s hands for over 40 years, offers enormous potential for development and modernisation. With an extension already started, this property presents a fantastic opportunity for an investor or property developer looking for a project. The property retains many of its original features, including exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace, alongside a large rear garden, three garages/outbuildings, and off-road parking for multiple vehicles. While the interiors require substantial work, the layout and external space offer significant scope for transformation.

The Cottage On The Ground Floor - Upon entering through the timber front door, you are welcomed into the entrance area and from here, you can access the kitchen/dining area to the left and the lounge to the right. The lounge is a decent-sized room that retains some of its original charm, with exposed beams, a large inglenook fireplace and there are stairs to the first floor. The kitchen/dining room is in need of some attention but provides a range of wall and base units, although it would benefit from a full modernisation, there is space for opening up the room. The room has a window to the front and a door leading to the utility room and bathroom.

On The First Floor - Upstairs, the first floor holds two bedrooms, both of which have potential but will require some work to make them suitable for modern living. One is a reasonably sized double bedroom with exposed beams and a window to the front. The second is a smaller double bedroom, also with exposed beams and a window to the front.

Extension Proposed Accommodation - The extension to the rear of the property was built approximately 30 years ago and is structurally sound, but the internal work is incomplete. It provides a solid foundation for anyone looking to finish the space according to their needs. The proposed kitchen/diner is a large, open area that would make an excellent modern living space. It features a tiled floor and plastered walls with beams, and a window to the rear garden. The proposed garden room is another space with great potential. The room retains beams on the walls and ceiling, and has double doors leading to the rear garden. The proposed master bedroom is a spacious room with beams and a window to the rear, though it too is unfinished. The en-suite shower room is already partially completed, with tiling and plumbing in place for a shower, WC, and wash hand basin, but not currently functional.