- Quiet location, a ten minute walk to the town centre and station
- Refitted kitchen
- Two double bedrooms
- Beautifully landscaped, terraced garden
- Potential to convert loft space (subject to permissions)
- Entrance hall with study area
- Spacious sitting/dining room opening onto the rear garden
- Recently refitted bathroom
- Ample parking available
Improved by the current owners over the last few years, this smart and spacious mid terraced property is ideal for a small growing family or perhaps someone down-sizing.
The welcoming entrance hall has a useful study area and large built-in cupboard, which could be converted into a cloakroom if required. The kitchen is to the front of the property and has been recently re-fitted. To the rear of the house is a generously proportioned reception room, with engineered wood flooring and doors opening onto the terrace. Stairs rise to the first floor, with two double bedrooms and a recently re-fitted bathroom.
The garden is a highlight of this property and a real labour of love by the current owners, with two decked terraces and specimen planting throughout. It is both low maintenance and a wonderful space in which to spend time, with the upper terrace catching the sun until the end of the day.
There is plenty of available parking to the front of the property.
Council Tax Band: C - £1,692.03 19/20
Chesham can be described as having one foot in London and the other in Buckinghamshire.
Lively and colourful, it has a cosmopolitan air yet shares Buckinghamshire's most prized features: the inspiring countryside, the rare peace and the ancient feel of England's traditions.
Smart and increasingly well served by familiar High Street shops, Chesham's independent retailers provide everything residents need. A quality butcher, housewares shop, chemist and baker complement the coffee shops and supermarkets.
Known locally for its schools (prep school and grammar school) the wide expanses of the country are no more than five minutes' drive from the centre.
The dual identity of Chesham makes it an informed choice for those leaving urban centres but wishing to remain connected to the hum and variety the larger town brings
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