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4 Cherrytree Close, Holmer Green, Buckinghamshire, HP15 residential 4 Cherrytree Close, Holmer Green, Buckinghamshire, HP15 6RP __________________________________________________________________ A lovely three bedroom semi-detached house with an en-suite to the main bedroom, modern kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, garage, parking and field views. Built in 2006 by a local builder of high repute | Light filled and space throughout | Three double bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes | Modern en- suite and family bathroom | Lounge with French doors to garden | Modern kitchen/breakfast room | Integrated appliances | Study | Cloakroom | Integral garage | Utility area to rear of garage | Beautiful South facing gardens backing directly onto fields | Gated side access | Double glazed and gas central heated throughout | Off street parking to the front | __________________________________________________________________ Built in 2006 this modern semi-detached house is situated on a quiet cul-de- sac in the popular village of Holmer Green within a few minutes’ walk of the local village shops. The property has a study to the front and then from the hallway is a good size lounge with French doors leading to the rear garden. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a modern range of wall and base units, granite worktops and integrated appliances and again French doors leading to the garden. Upstairs are three double bedrooms with an en-suite to the master and a family bathroom. The garden has an initial patio and backs onto fields together with a side access back to the front where there is driveway parking and an integral garage. Price… £550,000 Freehold __________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________ LOCATION Small drive of just nine fine homes.... Fields directly adjoin the property and there are views to Penn Woods.... Village centre shops a 5 minute level walk which include a pharmacy and convenience store.... Doctors and dentist in near-by Hazlemere... Extensive amenities in neighbouring Hazlemere, including bank and supermarket.... Buses pass through Holmer Green to High Wycombe (3 1/2 miles) and Amersham (4 1/2 miles).... 25 Minute London trains from the former, 37 minute London trains from the latter.... Three M40 access points a 15 minute drive. DIRECTIONS In an approach from Wye Residential, Hazlemere, at the crossroads turn left into Holmer Green Road. Proceed over the mini- roundabout (second exit) into Sawpit Hill and turn second right in to Wycombe Road. Continue along and at the crossroads in the village centre, by the pond, turn right into Earl Howe Road and then third right into Orchard Way. Continue along and Cherrytree Close will be found on the left hand side. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION COUNCIL TAX Band E EPC RATING C MORTGAGE Contact your local Wye Residential office who can introduce you to their Independent Financial Adviser Whilst we endeavor to make our sales details accurate and reliable they should not be relied on as statements of representation of fact and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. _____________________________________ 3 Market Parade, Hazlemere, Bucks, HP15 7LQ 01494 711 284 [email protected] wyeres.co.uk .
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