Winslow Road, Wingrave, Buckinghamshire HP22

Situated within a highly regarded Buckinghamshire village, this three bedroom 1930s semi has been in the same ownership for over 30 years and has been a much-loved family home.

There is a quiet sense of continuity here; a house that has been lived in, cared for, and shaped over time, where light moves easily through its rooms, now ready for its next chapter.

Its character is rooted in the familiar language of the 1930s: a bay-fronted sitting room, fireplaces to both principal reception rooms, original one-over-three panelled doors, picture rails and an dark oak handrail rising through the stairwell, softened by years of use. These are the details that give the house its enduring appeal and provide a strong foundation for those looking to restore and enhance. This is a house with all the right bones.

A small porch leads into the entrance hall, from which the ground floor unfolds. To the front, the sitting room is a well-proportioned space, with a bay window drawing in natural light and a fireplace set within its original Arts and Crafts oak surround, anchoring the room beautifully. To the rear, the dining room is equally generous, centred around a distinctive black and burgundy chimney piece, and French doors open directly out to the garden beyond.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units and connects through to a later addition at the rear, where a sun room provides an additional living space with access out to the garden. From here, there is also access to a large utility room, incorporating a shower and cloakroom, as well as a generously sized garage or workshop.

Upstairs, three light, bright bedrooms are arranged around a central landing, along with a family bathroom. The two principal bedrooms retain their original cast iron fireplaces - quiet reminders of the house’s past - while access to the loft space above offers further scope for conversion, subject to the necessary permissions.

Outside, the rear garden extends to approximately 75ft and enjoys a glorious southerly aspect. It is well established, with a lawn, mature borders and a variety of planting, including a striking camellia. There is a raised pond, while two patio areas provide opportunities for outdoor seating and entertaining. The depth of the plot offers both privacy and potential.

To the front, a driveway provides off-street parking and leads to the garage, with mature hedging offering a degree of screening from the road.

As it approaches its hundredth year, there is a quiet dependability to this house, paired with a warmth that is difficult to replicate. Shaped by years of everyday living, it has gathered a character all its own. For those willing to look beyond the present, it offers the opportunity to create a home for today that honours its past while embracing what comes next.

The property is offered for sale with no upper chain.

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