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Luxury Ultra-Modern “Bauhaus” Style House Luxury ultra-modern “Bauhaus” style house Honeywood, 51 Chenies Avenue, Amersham, Buckinghamshire, HP6 6PW Freehold Hall • open plan sitting/dining room • kitchen • TV room • study • utility room • 4 bedrooms • 5 bath/shower rooms • garage • gardens • no upper chain • EPC = C Description On the ground floor there is Honeywood is an exceptionally also a TV room, a guest striking and unique modern bedroom with luxury fully tiled family home completed in 2017 en suite with walk-in shower, a to a meticulous standard with fifth bedroom/study and a great attention to detail. separate fifth bathroom/ Situated at the end of a private cloakroom fully tiled with road next to a beautiful Chiltern shower. Utility and plant rooms beech wood leading to the with high quality and generous River Chess. built-in storage. The main Internally the feeling is of living areas have electric minimalist design but softened recessed blinds, LED lighting by warm colours and textures, and CAT5 wiring. natural woods and brick. The luxurious carpeted first Entering through the extra floor benefits from an unusually wide “Urban Front” hardwood spacious master bedroom suite door into the entrance overlooking the gardens from vestibule there is a magnificent the double doors of the Juliet view through the long hall to balcony and spacious dressing the glass wall and verdant area with built-in wardrobes, gardens beyond. large glamourous fully tiled The wide hall leads to an bathroom with double sinks, atrium in the centre of the bidet, bath and a separate house with an oak open tread shower unit. Two further staircase with glass balustrade double bedrooms with en suite and feature grey brick wall. walk-in showers and built in Both the hall and atrium are lit wardrobes and vanity/desk by large skylights. Beyond the units. atrium and divided by a large glass pocket door is the Outside magnificent open plan living A striking modern house with area with a spacious family great street appeal finished in room and modern electric fire, white render and warm a split level dining area and a hardwood cladding and hand built kitchen by “Top oversized grey aluminium Notch Designs”. The worktops windows. Both levels are are black leathered granite beautifully lit at night by complimenting the white and wireless controlled downlights dark wood effect units. The under the deep overhangs. The kitchen is fully equipped with property is very secure, fully two ovens, a five ring gas hob fenced, with electric steel gates including a wok burner and a leading to parking area, a Quooker tap. separate block paved drive to the wide garage with electric general motorway network and doors, alarm and security flood London airports with Heathrow lighting. The south west facing about 33 miles. Little Chalfont gardens are terraced creating is a thriving village with good three lawns with well stocked local shops and restaurants flower beds and large granite and nearby Amersham offers terraces to the west and south. multiple shopping facilities and The front entrance is amenities including Waitrose landscaped with attractive and Mark & Spencer food halls planting. with a Tesco’s superstore together with a selection of Situation boutique shops, coaching inns Chenies Avenue is a highly & restaurants found in the prized location in Little historic Old Town. Chalfont within the catchment area for the sought after high Tenure performing grammar schools Freehold of Dr Challoner’s High School for girls in Little Chalfont and Energy Performance Dr Challoner’s Grammar School A copy of the full Energy for boys in Amersham Performance Certificate is respectively. Chalfont & available upon request. Latimer Metropolitan (underground) and Chiltern Viewing (Main Line) station, offering a Strictly by appointment with regular London commuter Savills. service to Aldgate/Marylebone respectively, is only a short walk away. The M25 (J18) Chorleywood is about four miles giving access to the Honeywood, 51 Chenies Avenue, Amersham, Buckinghamshire, HP6 6PW Square Footage 255.0 sq m / 2745 sq ft (Excluding Garage and Void) Helen Barr Garage 34.5 sq m / 371 sq ft Savills Amersham Total 289.5 sq m / 3116 sq f 01494 725636 Including Limited Use Area (0.7 sq m / 7 sq ft) savills savills.co.uk [email protected] 1 6LWWLQJ %HGURRP 'LQLQJ5RRP [ [ [ [ 'Q .LWFKHQ %HGURRP [ 795RRP %HGURRP [ [ [ [ [ [ [ 9RLG 8S )LUVW)ORRU 8WLOLW\ *DUDJH [ %HGURRP [ [ [ 6WXG\ [ [ ,1 *URXQG)ORRU For identification only. Not to scale. © 200323HB Important notice Savills, its clients and any joint agents give notice that 1: They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2: Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. Brochure by fourwalls-group.com.
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