Church Road, Penn, HP10

Occupying a delightful position backing onto open farmland and just 350 metres from the wide-ranging amenities of Penn village, this handsome double-fronted Edwardian house, built in 1908, is rich in charm and character.

Well maintained by the current owner, the detached property retains a wealth of original features, including picture rails, built-in cabinetry, tiled floors, and striking brick fireplaces. A modern rear extension complements the period aesthetic, providing a stunning studio space with soaring double-height ceilings and full-width sliding glass doors that open onto the rear garden.

The layout offers excellent flow across three spacious floors, ideally suited for family living and entertaining. To the front, either side of the welcoming entrance hall, are a formal dining room and an impressive 27ft sitting room filled with natural light. The kitchen is both practical and characterful, featuring a walk-in pantry and an adjoining utility room. At the rear, the contemporary studio extension provides flexible space alongside a convenient ground floor shower room and WC.

Upstairs, the first floor hosts three generously sized double bedrooms, a single bedroom, and a stylish family bathroom. A versatile attic room on the second floor offers potential as a home office, guest space, or could be further converted into an additional bedroom, subject to any necessary consents.

Outside

The attractive whitewashed front elevations provide an inviting first impression, with the house approached over a generous gravel driveway separated from the road by a high hedge, which provides a high degree of privacy. A detached garage is tucked away to the side of the house, offering useful storage.

The rear garden is notable for its attractive landscaping and far-reaching views over the unspoilt countryside to the rear. A paved patio terrace adjoining the house overlooks the garden’s manicured lawns, sculpted hedging and varied, colourful flowerbeds, including roses and bluebells.

Situation

The property offers convenient access to a variety of amenities in Penn and Tylers Green including a village store, tea rooms and a choice of public houses. Local schooling includes the popular Tylers Green first and middle schools, with renowned schools in the surrounding areas including highly regarded grammar schools, Davenies in Beaconsfield itself as well as The Royal Grammar School and John Hampden in High Wycombe. Girls’ schools include High March preparatory school and Beaconsfield High School. The area has many recreational facilities offering a wide selection of sporting and leisure pursuits. Beaconsfield New Town is conveniently positioned for access to restaurants and amenities including the main line station providing a direct link to London Marylebone, with the shortest journey taking approximately 30 minutes. Junction 2 of the M40 can be found just the other side of the historic Old Town of Beaconsfield giving access to the M25 motorway network, London, Heathrow, Oxford and Birmingham.

Property Ref Number:

HAM-58949