Description
A brick and flint three bedroom semi detached cottage on a country lane, with a garage, parking, front and rear gardens, and countryside views. The cottage dates from around 1820 with later additions and there is planning permission to extend it further and remodel the rear section of the ground floor.
The current owners have maintained and upgraded the house during their 20 year tenure including installing a modern, four piece bathroom in 2021, and installing hardwood double glazed windows to most of the property.
The accommodation includes a dining room, a sitting room, a kitchen, a study and a two piece cloakroom. On the first floor there are three bedrooms, two of which have built-in wardrobes, and the bathroom. There is also an eaves storage area accessed off the landing.
Reception Rooms There are three reception rooms including the study which is accessed via the sitting room and has solid oak flooring and French doors to the garden. The dining room has quarry tiled flooring and a wood burning stove. The dual aspect sitting room also has a quarry tiled flooring as well as a brick open fireplace.
Outside There is space to park two cars on the street at the front of the property. The front garden has a seating area and gated side access to the rear garden which is tiered and landscaped for low maintenance with paving, loose stone and a decked terrace providing entertaining areas and views over the house. A gate leads to the driveway, which has space for one car, and the garage which has a brand new roof and side door, an electronically operated main door and power connected.
Situation and Schooling Lacey Green has a choice of footpaths and bridleways and a bus service to High Wycombe and Aylesbury. There is The Black Horse public house, a village hall and St John's Church of England Primary School (Ofset rated Good). The property is in catchment for Princes Risborough secondary school, and grammar schools in Aylesbury or High Wycombe. Local private schools include Griffin House in Little Kimble and The Gateway in Great Missenden.
