Guide price
£1,595,000
(£487/sq. ft)
5 bed detached house for saleAylesbury End, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire HP9
5 beds
3 baths
4 receptions
3,272 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
A striking five-bedroom period home full of character in Beaconsfield Old Town, offering generous and versatile accommodation including a self-contained annexe, and just moments from excellent schools, with a west-facing garden, driveway, and double garage.
This charming period home provides well-balanced accommodation arranged over two main floors and retains a wealth of original character features, including high ceilings, bay windows, and feature fireplaces.
A welcoming entrance hallway leads to a cloakroom. The dining room benefits from a dual aspect, with a bay window, sash windows, and an attractive fireplace serving as a natural focal point. A second generous reception room also features bay windows with deep sills and elegant sash detailing, offering an ideal space for both relaxed day-to-day living and entertaining. A third reception room adds further versatility and is currently used as a snug, but could equally function as a family room, study, or playroom. To the rear, the open-plan kitchen and dining area is fitted with a range of base and wall-mounted units, provides space for appliances, and opens directly onto the garden through patio doors.
On the first floor, there are four well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from built-in wardrobes and the added luxury of an en suite bathroom, while the remaining three bedrooms are all of a good size and are served by a spacious family bathroom.
Annexe
The property also includes a self-contained annexe above the double garage, with its own independent access. Featuring vaulted ceilings that enhance the sense of space, the annexe comprises an open-plan kitchen and living area, a double bedroom, a bathroom, and access to a balcony. This versatile space is ideal for guests, multi-generational living, or independent occupation.
Gardens and Grounds
The property stands as one of the most distinctive homes in Aylesbury End, with an impressive period façade and wide frontage. Set back from the road, it offers driveway parking to the front in addition to a double garage. To the rear, the garden is generously proportioned, mainly laid to lawn, and enjoys a sunny westerly aspect. A rear terrace provides an inviting space for outdoor dining and entertaining.
Location
Aylesbury End is set within Beaconsfield, a highly desirable Buckinghamshire market town that combines historic character with strong modern convenience. The area benefits from a well-balanced lifestyle, with the traditional Old Town offering independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, while the New Town provides a broader selection of supermarkets, everyday services, gyms and retail options. The surrounding Chiltern Hills countryside is close at hand, offering extensive walking routes and green open spaces that contribute to the area’s semi-rural appeal.
Education is a key strength of the local area, with a range of well-regarded state and independent schools serving families in Beaconsfield and the surrounding villages. This includes selective grammar schooling such as Beaconsfield High School, alongside respected primary and secondary options within the Buckinghamshire education system, as well as independent schools across the wider county.
Transport connections are excellent for commuters, with Beaconsfield railway station providing fast and regular services to London Marylebone in around 20–30 minutes via Chiltern Railways. Road access is equally strong, with the nearby M40 motorway linking directly to London, Oxford and the national motorway network. For international travel, Heathrow Airport is the closest major airport and can typically be reached in around half an hour, depending on traffic conditions.
Additional information
Council Tax Band: F
Local Authority: Buckinghamshire Council
EPC Rating: D
EPC Rating: D (Annexe)
This charming period home provides well-balanced accommodation arranged over two main floors and retains a wealth of original character features, including high ceilings, bay windows, and feature fireplaces.
A welcoming entrance hallway leads to a cloakroom. The dining room benefits from a dual aspect, with a bay window, sash windows, and an attractive fireplace serving as a natural focal point. A second generous reception room also features bay windows with deep sills and elegant sash detailing, offering an ideal space for both relaxed day-to-day living and entertaining. A third reception room adds further versatility and is currently used as a snug, but could equally function as a family room, study, or playroom. To the rear, the open-plan kitchen and dining area is fitted with a range of base and wall-mounted units, provides space for appliances, and opens directly onto the garden through patio doors.
On the first floor, there are four well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from built-in wardrobes and the added luxury of an en suite bathroom, while the remaining three bedrooms are all of a good size and are served by a spacious family bathroom.
Annexe
The property also includes a self-contained annexe above the double garage, with its own independent access. Featuring vaulted ceilings that enhance the sense of space, the annexe comprises an open-plan kitchen and living area, a double bedroom, a bathroom, and access to a balcony. This versatile space is ideal for guests, multi-generational living, or independent occupation.
Gardens and Grounds
The property stands as one of the most distinctive homes in Aylesbury End, with an impressive period façade and wide frontage. Set back from the road, it offers driveway parking to the front in addition to a double garage. To the rear, the garden is generously proportioned, mainly laid to lawn, and enjoys a sunny westerly aspect. A rear terrace provides an inviting space for outdoor dining and entertaining.
Location
Aylesbury End is set within Beaconsfield, a highly desirable Buckinghamshire market town that combines historic character with strong modern convenience. The area benefits from a well-balanced lifestyle, with the traditional Old Town offering independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, while the New Town provides a broader selection of supermarkets, everyday services, gyms and retail options. The surrounding Chiltern Hills countryside is close at hand, offering extensive walking routes and green open spaces that contribute to the area’s semi-rural appeal.
Education is a key strength of the local area, with a range of well-regarded state and independent schools serving families in Beaconsfield and the surrounding villages. This includes selective grammar schooling such as Beaconsfield High School, alongside respected primary and secondary options within the Buckinghamshire education system, as well as independent schools across the wider county.
Transport connections are excellent for commuters, with Beaconsfield railway station providing fast and regular services to London Marylebone in around 20–30 minutes via Chiltern Railways. Road access is equally strong, with the nearby M40 motorway linking directly to London, Oxford and the national motorway network. For international travel, Heathrow Airport is the closest major airport and can typically be reached in around half an hour, depending on traffic conditions.
Additional information
Council Tax Band: F
Local Authority: Buckinghamshire Council
EPC Rating: D
EPC Rating: D (Annexe)
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