About the property
Key features
- NOW SOLD - SIMILAR REQUIRED
- Redecorated And Well Presented
- Garage & Private Outside Space
- 999 Year Lease From 1963
Material information
Property description
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Set within a quiet residential area of the village this first floor apartment has two double bedrooms, a refitted shower room and kitchen, double glazing and a high standard of presentation. An unusual bonus is the enclosed courtyard/garden providing private outside space and the garage which conveniently adjoins it.
The apartment is initially approached via a solid door which leads to the private courtyard from which the bin store and garage side door is accessed as well as the stairs which lead to the flat itself. At the top of the stairs there is a small landing and a front door to the interior. There is then a double glazed hallway with a useful cupboard and the main accommodation flows nicely from here. The living space is L shaped and has double glazed windows front and back which makes it bright and airy. There is wooden flooring and a window seat is fitted into the bay complete with built-in storage within the base. The kitchen has been refitted and features a modern oak style range of units and integrated appliances which include a five burner hob, washing machine, slimline dishwasher and fridge/freezer. It also has a breakfast bar and is open to the living spaces. The two double bedrooms are approached via an inner hallway which provides privacy and access to the useful loft space. Each bedroom features fitted wardrobes and double glazed windows. The shower room has been refitted in a contemporary style and features a double sized shower and fitted furniture. A particularly unusual feature of this apartment is that it is attached to just one other property on one side. It does not have another property below or above which is a bonus for its privacy and peace and quiet. The garage and private courtyard provide extra privacy and a great deal of practicality and are further unusual and desirable features. The location is highly sought after being within a quiet residential area which is within 0.25 mile from the village centre and 0.35 mile from the open spaces and protected woodlands of Burnham Beeches. For the commuter there is convenient road access to the M4/M40/M25 motorway network and the mainline railway stations at Gerrards Cross, Beaconsfield and Burnham.
