Description
A maintained and improved, four bedroom detached house set in 0.23 acres, with a south westerly aspect backing onto open fields. This bespoke property is coming to the market for the first time since its construction in 1973. It is located on a small cul de sac towards the end of the hamlet. A porch accesses the front of the house leading through double doors to an entrance hall with a Velux window. The two reception rooms have French doors opening onto a paved terrace, leading to the south westerly facing garden, which backs onto fields. The kitchen/breakfast room is dual aspect and accesses the utility room to the rear.
The property has been maintained to a high standard with notable features including Miele integrated appliances in the kitchen, a log burning stove in the sitting room, an electronically operated main door to the garage, power supply to each of the garden rooms and replacement dual frame double glazed windows throughout the house. Each of the four bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and the principal bedroom has a five-piece en suite shower room in addition to the family bathroom.
Rear Garden The established rear garden has a paved patio area and an extensive lawn interspersed with mature trees including varieties of fruit trees. There is a further seating area and raised beds for growing vegetables. At the foot of the garden there are beds stocked with an abundance of plants and shrubs. There is also a greenhouse and two sheds; from the patio there is access to the store/workshop.
Situation and Schooling Henton is north of the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and accesses footpaths and bridleways, such as the Phoenix Trail and Ridgeway Path. It has livery yards and The Peacock Country Inn. Chinnor (1.5 miles) has amenities, primary schools and a GP surgery. There are more facilities in Thame (5. 8 miles), where Lord William's secondary school has a bus to Henton.
