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‘BALA’, BEACONSFIELD ROAD, FARNHAM COMMON, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE SL2 3HU Tel: 01753 643222 “BALA”, BEACONSFIELD ROAD, FARNHAM COMMON, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, SL2 3HU A surprisingly spacious and beautifully presented three bedroom detached bungalow with garage and driveway parking for several vehicles, conveniently located within easy reach of Farnham Common shops and Burnham Beeches. • Surprisingly Spacious Detached Bungalow • Three Bedrooms including Master Bedroom Suite • Convenient Location • Kitchen / Breakfast Room • Driveway Parking and 33' Garage • Living Room with access to Garden ‘Bala’ is accessed via a gated shingle driveway which leads to a 33’ Garage and the front door. On entering the property a light and spacious Hallway has numerous storage cupboards and leads to all rooms. The Kitchen / Breakfast Room has a door to the side of the property and leads to the garden. The Kitchen has a range of floor and wall mounted units with ample work tops providing space for appliances, there is space for a breakfast table in the breakfast area. A Living Room is located to the rear of the property overlooking the delightful and secluded Garden. The large double aspect Master Bedroom suite provides a full range of fitted wardrobe cupboards and an En Suite shower room. There are two further double Bedrooms (one could be used as a Dining Room) and a family Bathroom with separate shower cubicle. To the rear of the property a lovely wide patio links to level lawns stretching out to a feature pond, arbour and garden shed. There is a door giving access to the rear of the Garage from the patio. Conveniently located to the village of Farnham Common with its shops, restaurants and the ancient woodlands of Burnham Beaches. Beaconsfield and Gerrards Cross offer mainline railway stations to London Marylebone. There are also services to London Paddington from Slough and London Underground connections at Uxbridge. The new cross rail service will be operational in 2018. The M40 and M4 motorways provide access to the national motorway network and airports. The area is renowned for its educational system and the local area offers a range of both state and private schools. Foreman King give notice to anyone reading these particulars that: 1) The particulars do not constitute part of an offer or contract. All negotiations are subject to contract. 2) The 2/3 Robin Parade, The Broadway, particulars including text, photographs and plans are for the guidance only of the prospective purchasers and must not be relied upon as a statement of fact. 3) The descriptions Farnham Common, Buckinghamshire SL2 3QL above therein represent the opinion of the author and whilst given in good faith should not be construed as a statement of fact. All measurements are approximate. 4) Nothing in these particulars shall be deemed a statement that the property is in good condition or otherwise, nor that the services are in good working order. Tel: 01753 643222 www.foremanking.com Email: [email protected] .

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