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AMHURST HEDGERLEY HILL, HEDGERLEY, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE SL2 3RJ Tel: 01753 643222 AMHURST HEDGERLEY HILL, HEDGERLEY, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE SL2 3RJ Tel: 01753 643222 AMHURST, HEDGERLEY HILL, HEDGERLEY, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE SL2 3RJ A beautifully presented four bedroom home set in a popular position on Hedgerley Hill. The property offers characterful and well planned accommodation throughout and benefits from a delightful west facing garden overlooking farmland. • Four Bedroom Detached Family Home • Driveway Parking & Garage • Kitchen & Utility • Beautiful West Facing Garden with Workshop/Studio • Three Reception Rooms inc Conservatory • Plenty of Character Throughout To the front of the property, a shingle driveway provides parking for 3-4 cars and leads to a single garage and the front door. There is an Entrance Porch with a cloaks cupboard and inner door to the dining room with stairs to the first floor. The Dining Room, with original parquet flooring and an open fireplace, is of a good size and leads to the Kitchen, Living Room and downstairs Cloakroom. The Kitchen is fully fitted with a range of floor and wall mounted units set to a Corian worktop and incorporating 1 ½ bowl sink unit, integrated fridge, integrated dishwasher. There is a Falcon Range Cooker with a five ring gas hob and extractor above, convenient shelving and quarry tiled floor. The Utility has additional storage cupboards, space and plumbing for a washing machine, sink unit and side door to the garden. The traditional Living Room also features an open fireplace with fitted units and shelving to the recesses either side, this leads to a further seating area/music room which in turn opens out via Bi Fold doors to the contemporary hardwood Conservatory with its delightful outlook over the mature and well kept west facing gardens. Upstairs, the Landing, with good sized airing/storage cupboards, gives access to all the double bedrooms and loft space (with ladder, light and boarding). Bedroom One overlooks the front and has built in storage cupboards. Bedroom Two also has built in storage and Bedroom Three has bespoke fitted storage with drawers and rail. Bedroom Four, a dual aspect room, has delightful views over the garden and countryside beyond and is currently in use as a home office with its full range of wall mounted units with shelving and drawers, providing plenty of storage. There is a Family Bathroom with bath, heated towel rail, w.c and floating wash hand basin and there is also a separate Shower Room. To the rear of the property, the garden, of floral abundance, has been well maintained by the current owners with plenty of features to include a shaped level lawn leading to the rear and four different seating areas to catch the sun. There are mature shrubs and trees, well stocked flower borders, as well as the raised beds to the rear. Also to the rear of the garden is a good sized garden shed and a fully insulated garden Workshop/Studio which could easily be adapted for a home office if required. There is side access which leads to the front of the property where the Garage can be accessed via up and over door with light and power. Conveniently located in the sought-after village of Hedgerley within easy reach of Farnham Common with its variety of boutique shops, restaurants including La Cantina, pubs and cafes as well as the ancient woodlands of Burnham Beeches which are ideal for dog walkers, keeping fit or just enjoying the great outdoors. 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 from Taplow just a few miles away in 2021. 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 Grammar, 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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