Church Road, Penn, Buckinghamshire, HP10

Pewsey Cottage is a unique and historic Grade II Listed detached home, originating from the 16th century, featuring a distinctive Dutch-style façade that makes this property a standout on Church Road in Penn.

The ground floor boasts a grand hall with high ceilings and a staircase leading to a first-floor bedroom with an ensuite bathroom. The cottage-style kitchen/breakfast room is equipped with a double oven and hob set within a fireplace feature, painted units, a dresser, space for appliances, and a door to a rear lobby with a utility recess (ideal for a fridge/freezer) and cloakroom.

At the back of the hall, a dual-aspect dining room offers views of the garden, while to the right, a spacious front-to-back living room with exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace (complete with the original bread oven) has French doors opening to the garden. Off the living room is a generously sized study, which could also serve as a bedroom, as there is a ground-floor shower room located in the rear hall, accessible from the living room.

A second staircase from the hall leads to a first-floor bedroom, a dressing room/nursery, and a night cloakroom.

Pewsey Cottage is in need of modernisation, offering the opportunity to personalise the space. However, it still retains much of its original charm and character, with period features that highlight its historic appeal and unique personality. With the right vision, this home has the potential to blend modern comforts with its rich heritage.

Gardens and Grounds

A shared driveway leads to the cottage, where you’ll find a detached Garage/Barn with parking available both in front and to the side needing . Double gates at the side and rear provide secure access to an additional parking area, beyond which lie beautifully landscaped gardens with pathways leading to the barn and house.

The rear garden, facing directly south, is a standout feature of this secluded plot, approximately a third of an acre in size. It boasts expansive lawns, mature shrubbery, and established trees that ensure privacy. Patios at the side and rear of the house, accessible from the main rooms, offer a sheltered seating area. Gated access at the rear also leads to the front of the property, where a full-width pathway runs behind a yew hedge and leads to a central gate, providing access to a spacious parking area accessible from Church Road.

Location

Pewsey Cottage is situated in the quintessentially English village of Penn. It enjoys a number of local shops and pubs and while still benefiting from the amenities of both Beaconsfield New and Old Town only 2.5 miles away. These amenities include a wide range of restaurants, shops and supermarkets to include Marks & Spencer, Waitrose and Sainsbury's.

Beaconsfield Railway station located in the New Town has a direct service to London Marylebone on the Chiltern Line (approximately 23 minutes). Junction 2 of the M40 (approximately 1.5 miles away) provides a direct link with the M25 and national motorway network and airports.Recreational and sporting pursuits are well catered for.

Buckinghamshire is renowned for its excellent choice of state and independent schools, including leading grammar schools, such as Beaconsfield High for Girls, Dr Challoner’s Boys Grammar School, Dr Challoner’s High School for Girls and The Royal Grammar School, as well as top private schools including Wycombe Abbey, The Royal Masonic, Berkhamsted School, Harrow, Merchant Taylors and Eton.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Council Tax Band: G
Local Authority: Buckinghamshire Council
EPC Rating: C