2 bed cottage for sale

London End, Beaconsfield HP9

An attractive Grade II listed two bedroom period cottage offered in excellent decorative order, situated in a highly desirable location in the heart of the historical Beaconsfield Old Town.

To the ground floor you first enter into a charming sitting room that features an attractive brick built fireplace with inset log burner, the sitting room leads onto a well designed modern kitchen with built in appliances, stairs rise to the first floor and stable doors lead onto the rear garden.

On the first floor there is a generous main bedroom with fitted cupboard and a part vaulted ceiling, creating a real feeling of space, bedroom two can also be used as a study for anyone looking to work from home, finally there is a superbly fitted bathroom.

Outside the rear garden is truly a bonus to the property, typically larger than normal featuring a patio area leading onto a shingled central path that leads onto a circular patio area and rear access gate.

Location

Beaconsfield Old Town is rich in a large range of period houses and forms a delightful setting. There are a good number of specialist shops and it has become a location which is favoured by many restaurants and the Old Town is busy in the evenings with a good range of choice and pubs. There is a weekly market in Windsor End and a popular Farmers Market once a month. In the Old Town there is a squash club, Rugby club and close by is Beaconsfield Cricket Club.

Just over a mile away is Beaconsfield New Town, which provides a very good range of shopping facilities including Waitrose, Sainsburys and a Marks & Spencers Simply Food. The railway station serves London (Marylebone (25 minutes).

The M40 (Junction 2) being only a short drive away giving access to London and the M25 network.

Disclaimer

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