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Hawthorn Barn Field End Lane the Lee Great Missenden Buckinghamshire HP16 9NA Hawthorn Barn Field End Lane The Lee Great Missenden Buckinghamshire HP16 9NA Hawthorn Barn is a stunning, Grade II listed, three bedroom, barn conversion idyllically located overlooking rolling Chiltern countryside. Entrance hall | Cloakroom | Inner hallway | Sitting room | Dining room Kitchen/breakfast room | Utility room | Master bedroom with ensuite dressing room and bathroom | Two further bedrooms | Three garages __________________________________________________________________ Barn conversions are often an opportunity to live in a truly unique property where the very best is made of the unique character and features available; Hawthorn Barn is no exception. The house is filled with character yet practical for family living with a fabulous vaulted sitting room surrounded by a galleried landing. The dual centre-pieces of the room being the inglenook fireplace with log burner and the floor to ceiling length windows overlooking the gardens beyond. The dining room is cozy and welcoming with exposed beams and the adjacent kitchen has been stylishly fitted with a fabulous Martin Moore kitchen and the quintessential requirement for country living; a warm and welcoming AGA and plenty of space for a table for family dining. Upstairs; the master bedroom suite is to one end of the building, with both a dressing room and ensuite bathroom. The two other bedrooms and family bathroom are on the other side of the property along the gallery and past the sitting room below. Outside; the enclosed and level gardens are to the front of the property with one garage adjacent to the house and the other two just across the road in two separate barn-style garage blocks. DIRECTIONS From our offices in Great Missenden, turn right at the mini roundabout to the by-pass. At the next roundabout, follow the signpost towards Chesham. Take the next left turn, half way up Frith Hill, signposted South Heath. At the crossroads turn left into Potter Row and follow this for about a mile. On entering the village Field End Lane is on the right almost opposite the Cock and Rabbit. The property is just on the left as you turn in, indicated by a Wye Country "For Sale" board. Price… £950,000 Freehold AMENITIES The Lee, a Conservation Area, is centred around the picturesque village green with The Cock and Rabbit Inn located at its south-east corner. The 12th Century Old Church, a Grade I Listed Building is of special interest and the surround countryside offers a network of public footpaths and bridleways. There is a local community shop, tennis and cricket clubs with village schools available at Lee Common and Chartridge. Great Missenden and Amersham are 2½ miles and 6½ miles away respectively. Links to the M1, M25 and A41 are readily accessible. The neighbouring towns provide commuter stations for London (Marylebone and Baker Street). SCHOOL CATCHMENTS (2017/18) 4+ Lee Common CofE School 7+ Great Missenden CE Combined School Boys' Grammar: Chesham & Dr Challoner's Girls' Grammar: Chesham & Dr Challoner's High School Upper/All ability: The Misbourne School (We recommend you check accuracy and availability at the individual schools) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Council Tax Band H To view this property, please contact: Wye Country 01494 868000 [email protected] MORTGAGE Contact your local Wye Country office who can introduce you to their Independent Financial Adviser. Whilst we endeavour to make our sales details accurate and reliable they should not be relied upon as statements of representation of fact and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. _____________________________________ .
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