Located discreetly at the end of a private enclave serving only a small handful of houses, right in the heart of this coveted Buckinghamshire village, Beaumont House is a thoughtfully composed, detached home that balances seclusion with a genuine sense of village life. Local shops and amenities - including the village pub, post office, nursery, primary school, recreation ground and doctors surgery - are all within a short walk, yet the setting feels calm, safe and removed from through traffic.

The house has a pleasing double-width frontage, with a centrally positioned front door opening first to a porch and then into a generous entrance hall. Underfoot, timber-toned flooring introduces warmth and continuity, extending through much of the ground floor and establishing a natural, cohesive palette. To one side sits a well-proportioned, dual-aspect sitting room, anchored by a wood-burning stove and connected via glazed double doors to the garden behind. A second reception room offers flexibility, and is equally suited to use as a family room, study, playroom or even a fourth bedroom.

The heart of the house, however, is the kitchen and dining room: a beautifully executed, triple-aspect space designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Shaker-style cabinetry in a soft mid-grey is paired with oak worktops in a warm, honeyed tone, alongside a black range cooker. Above the dining area, a vaulted ceiling and twin rooflights enhance the sense of volume and light, while bifold doors open directly onto the main garden, gently blurring the boundary between inside and out. A modern cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation, and high-quality oak doors throughout reinforce the home’s considered materiality.

Upstairs, the three double bedrooms are arranged with comfort in mind. The principal bedroom enjoys its own en suite shower room nestled at one end, while the remaining two bedrooms are served by an equally well-appointed family bathroom.

Externally, the gardens wrap around the house, creating a series of distinct yet connected outdoor spaces. The main garden is laid to lawn, complemented by a generous L-shaped terrace ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining, along with a designated area for children’s play. To the rear of the house, a secondary garden space offers a more secluded retreat. At the front, a gated driveway provides off-street parking, and the property’s position at the end of the drive ensures a peaceful, low-traffic environment.

Location, too, is highly convenient. Tring, with its historic market town character and wider amenities, is only a short drive away, and the property sits within the Aylesbury grammar schools catchment area; a point of note for families considering the area.

Beaumont House is an individual home, shaped by thoughtful design decisions. Its light-filled living spaces are calm and well proportioned, punctuated by moments of quiet theatre - most notably the vaulted ceiling and generous glazing in the kitchen and dining room, where volume and light come together to lift the everyday. Practical, comfortable and subtly distinctive, the house feels both grounded and uplifting. Tucked away yet so closely connected to village life, it is a home with a strong sense of place and an ease that will endure.

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