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5 Kemsley Chase, Farnham Royal Buckinghamshire Sl2 3Lu 5 KEMSLEY CHASE, FARNHAM ROYAL BUCKINGHAMSHIRE SL2 3LU Tel: 01753 643222 5 KEMSLEY CHASE, FARNHAM ROYAL, BUCKS SL2 3LU This immaculate four bedroom house was built by Berkley Homes in 1996 has been modernisated throughout by the current owners to a particularly high standard. Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac with access to 16 acres of communal parkland with tennis court, woodlands and orchard. • RECENTLY MODERNISED THROUGOUT • INTEGRAL GARAGE • FOUR BEDROOMS • PRETTY COURTYARD GARDEN • TWO BATHROOMS (ONE ENSUITE) • EXCLUSIVE COMMUNAL GROUNDS Entrance Hall with cloaks cupboard and access to the Integral Garage, doors to Cloakroom and to the open plan integrated Kitchen / Living Room with centre island and range of wall and floor based units, modern feature fireplace and double doors to the pretty Courtyard Garden. Stairs to the first floor landing with access to loft space and doors to the Master Bedroom suite with built in wardrobe cupboards and Three Further Bedrooms which are served by the Family Bathroom. There is potential for the loft and internal garage to be converted for additional living space subject to the usual planning consents and regulations. To the Rear of the property is a pretty courtyard style Garden with seating areas, pergola and a variety of shrubs and trees. To the Front the paved driveway provides off road parking and leads to the Integral Garage. Kemsley Chase Residents have exclusive access to approximately 16 acres of private communal parkland including a tennis court to the south of the development. Please note: A Charge of £800 pa is payable for the upkeep of these grounds. Situated approx 1 mile from Farnham Common village with its extensive range of shops, cafes, pubs and resturants and other facilities including excellent nursery, private and state schools and sporting facilities. Farnham Royal is situated in an area of outstanding beauty within reach of the historic Burnham Beeches, Cliveden Estate, Cookham and Windsor Great Park. The motorway network also within easy reach, M4 Junction 7 or the M40 Junction 2 linking to the M25, M1 and Heathrow and Gatwick airports. Rail connections to London Paddington are from Slough & Burnham or from Gerrards Cross & Beaconsfield to London Marylebone. Cross Rail will be available from Burnham. Additional Information 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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