Stokenchurch

Situated in a quiet, tucked-away position close to the centre of Stokenchurch, this attractive two-bedroom terraced home offers well-presented accommodation, a low-maintenance garden and a garage to the rear.

The accommodation is light and airy throughout, with a spacious living/dining room providing a comfortable space for both relaxing and entertaining. To the rear, the modern kitchen/breakfast room offers a practical and sociable layout, with direct access to the garden.

Upstairs are two good-sized double bedrooms, one benefiting from fitted wardrobes, together with a modern family bathroom. Further features include gas central heating, double glazing and access to the loft via a pull down ladder.

Outside, the property has a low-maintenance frontage and an enclosed, south-facing rear garden, predominantly laid to patio and ideal for outdoor dining. A gate at the rear provides access to the garage, which is approached via a service road and benefits from power and light.

The property is conveniently positioned for Stokenchurch's range of amenities, including local shops, a primary school, doctor's surgery, library and pub. Near the beautiful Chiltern Hills, the village also offers excellent opportunities for walking and enjoying the countryside.

For those commuting, Junction 5 of the M40 is close by, providing convenient access towards London, Oxford and Birmingham, while High Wycombe offers a wider range of shopping and leisure facilities, together with a mainline railway station with services to London Marylebone.

About Stokenchurch

Stokenchurch is an attractive and well-connected village set within the beautiful Chiltern Hills in Buckinghamshire, approximately 3 miles south of Chinnor in Oxfordshire and around 6 miles west of High Wycombe. Surrounded by rolling countryside and woodland, the village enjoys a peaceful rural setting while remaining highly accessible for commuters and visitors alike.

One of Stokenchurch’s key attractions is its excellent transport links. The village has its own access to the M40 at Junction 5, making travel to both London and Birmingham particularly convenient. This combination of countryside charm and practical connectivity has made Stokenchurch a very popular place to live, especially for those seeking a balance between village life and easy access to larger towns and cities.

Despite its rural character, Stokenchurch offers a good range of local amenities and services that support day-to-day village life. These contribute to a strong sense of community and make the village appealing to families, professionals, and retirees alike. Further information about local facilities, organisations, and events can be found on the village website.

Material Information

Tenure - Freehold 
Council Tax Band - C
Broadband - FTTC (fibre to the cabinet)
Parking - Garage
Sewerage - Mains 
Heating - Gas Combi-Boiler to Radiators

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