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Honeysuckle House, Main Street, Tingewick, MK18 4NL Honeysuckle House is one of just three individually designed four bedroom detached brand new homes finished to the highest of standards and enjoying an elevated position in the heart of the village of Tingewick. A brand new stunning four bedroom home, offering To the rear the property has gated access to both Thornton College, Stowe School, Akeley, Wood open-plan contemporary living situated in this sides and a large patio area for Al-fresco dining and Senior School, Cambian Bletchley Park School exclusive development of just three homes. BBQ's. Local Authority: Aylesbury Vale Honeysuckle House holds an elevated position at Steps lead to the rear of the garden which is laid to the rear of the development and enjoys far reaching lawn and enclosed to the front by railing between views over the village church. the brick - built pillars. The kitchen/dining room is without doubt the "wow" The property is offered with a 10-year warranty of this impressive family home. Fitted with a provided by Build Zone. generous number of floor and eye level units, integrated appliances, a large central island and Tingewick is a pretty village situated around two plenty of room for a table and chairs it makes for the miles West of Buckingham and is conveniently perfect space for both casual and formal dining with located for the M40 which provides easy access to friends and family. Birmingham, Oxford, Bicester and London. Whilst the local train network provides a commute to The sitting room is double aspect and has french Marylebone in under an hour. doors leading out to the patio and garden. Village Amenities: Public house, church, village shop A study at the front of the property, utility room and and post W.C complete the ground floor accommodation. office and village hall. The first floor has a master bedroom with en-suite Primary School: Roundwood Primary School, shower and fitted wardrobes, there are three further Gawcott bedrooms and a family bathroom. Secondary School: Sir Thomas Freemantle, Royal Latin School Ofsted, Buckingham School Outside the property has parking to the front and planning has been granted to build a car-port. Independent Schools: Beachborough School, The Accommodation Comprises: Ground Floor- Entrance hallway, large living room, playroom/ office area, cloakroom, kitchen/ diner with utility room. First Floor - Four double bedrooms, en-suite to the master bedroom, family bathroom. Outside - Open patio area, due level rear garden laid to lawn with steps leading up to the grass are. 30 Market Square Bicester, OX26 6AG Tel: 01869 220277.

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