Description
A restored and modernised four bedroom property set on a private road with original features including exposed beams and brickwork, period doors and fireplaces. The property is accessed from a private road and approached via a gravel driveway with a parking area for several cars. There is a large garden at the front with two seating areas and a westerly facing garden at the rear with mature trees and shrubs backing directly onto the Wendover Arm of The Grand Union Canal.
The house retains many original features with exposed beams and brickwork in many rooms. On the ground floor there is a generous reception hall, a sitting room with an open fireplace and a kitchen/breakfast room with access to the garden. The kitchen area is well equipped with a range of fitted units and integrated appliances with an adjacent utility/boot room. On the first floor there are four bedrooms with distinctive period features and views over the gardens. A jack and Jill shower room serves two bedrooms with the ground floor bathroom serving the remaining two.
Ground Floor Accommodation A covered porch leads into the reception hall with a wood floor, exposed beams and brickwork, and a cloakroom and a bathroom adjacent. The family/dining room has a feature fireplace and French doors to the rear garden. The sitting room, with an open fireplace and beamed ceiling, leads to the kitchen/breakfast room with a modern range of units and fitted appliances. A utility/boot room completes the ground floor.
First Floor Accommodation There are two double bedrooms, one with exposed beams and a deep wardrobe, as well as a triple aspect principal bedroom with an ensuite shower room, which is also linked to the dressing room. This room could be used as a fourth independent bedroom if desired.
Outside To the rear of the garden is a workshop, a gardener's WC, a greenhouse and a garden store, as well as a summer house. A paved terrace provides an outdoor seating and dining area. The remainder is mainly laid to lawn with mature shrub borders and trees. The garden backs onto the canal with a further summerhouse.
Situation and Schooling Halton is a village in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and about 1.5 miles from Wendover, where there is a mainline railway station to Marylebone. There is a church, a community hall, a tennis centre and a gym. The property is in catchment for Halton Community School (Ofsted Rated Outstanding) and grammar schools in Aylesbury.
