£800,000
(£445/sq. ft)
3 bed semi-detached house for saleStretton Close, Penn HP10
3 beds
3 baths
3 receptions
1,798 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Almost 1,800 SqFt
No Onward Chain
Three Good Sized Bedrooms
Gated Development
Bay Fronted Sitting Room
Study
Kitchen/Dining Room & Utility Room
Cloakroom, Two Ensuites and Family Bathroom
Garden and Parking
Set within a small gated development, this beautifully presented home offers generous accommodation of almost 1800 sqft in a secure setting and no onward chain.
A covered porch opens into a welcoming hallway, setting the tone for the rest of the house. The main living space enjoys excellent natural light from the bay window at the front, with an attractive fireplace creating a cosy focal point. Sliding doors at the rear allow the space to flow easily into a generous study, offering flexibility for home working or additional living space.
The kitchen/diner forms the heart of the home and offers plenty of space for everyday family life. A separate utility room adds practical storage and secondary access, while the conservatory at the rear provides an additional area to relax or entertain throughout the year.
Upstairs, the bedrooms are well proportioned, with the two bedrooms benefiting from an en-suite, alongside a modern family bathroom.
The rear garden feels private and secluded, mainly laid to lawn with a patio for outdoor dining, and residents also enjoy access to the communal grounds. Outside can be found off-street parking.
Please note. There is a site management charge of £113 per month.
Location
The property is situated just a short walk to Penn Common and duck pond, village shops, outstanding nursery and excellent first and middle schools.
There is a handy commuter bus to Beaconsfield station with fast train just 26 minutes to Marylebone.
Penn is a picturesque village that has a number of local shops, attractive village pubs, doctor’s surgery, tennis club and large pond surrounded by the village green. Beaconsfield New Town under five miles has a range of shopping facilities including Sainsburys, Waitrose and a Marks and Spencer Simply Food.
Beaconsfield Old Town has many restaurants and public houses with the M40 (Junction2) being only a short drive away giving access to London, Oxford, Birmingham and the M25 network. The area is well known for its excellent schooling both state and private. The county is well served with sporting facilities including numerous golf, rugby and cricket clubs and leisure facilities.
Disclaimer
Particulars described on our website and in marketing materials are for indicative purposes only; their complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Details such as boundary lines, rights of way, or property condition should not be treated as fact. Interested parties are advised to consult their own surveyor, solicitor, or other professional before committing to any expenditure or legal obligations.
A covered porch opens into a welcoming hallway, setting the tone for the rest of the house. The main living space enjoys excellent natural light from the bay window at the front, with an attractive fireplace creating a cosy focal point. Sliding doors at the rear allow the space to flow easily into a generous study, offering flexibility for home working or additional living space.
The kitchen/diner forms the heart of the home and offers plenty of space for everyday family life. A separate utility room adds practical storage and secondary access, while the conservatory at the rear provides an additional area to relax or entertain throughout the year.
Upstairs, the bedrooms are well proportioned, with the two bedrooms benefiting from an en-suite, alongside a modern family bathroom.
The rear garden feels private and secluded, mainly laid to lawn with a patio for outdoor dining, and residents also enjoy access to the communal grounds. Outside can be found off-street parking.
Please note. There is a site management charge of £113 per month.
Location
The property is situated just a short walk to Penn Common and duck pond, village shops, outstanding nursery and excellent first and middle schools.
There is a handy commuter bus to Beaconsfield station with fast train just 26 minutes to Marylebone.
Penn is a picturesque village that has a number of local shops, attractive village pubs, doctor’s surgery, tennis club and large pond surrounded by the village green. Beaconsfield New Town under five miles has a range of shopping facilities including Sainsburys, Waitrose and a Marks and Spencer Simply Food.
Beaconsfield Old Town has many restaurants and public houses with the M40 (Junction2) being only a short drive away giving access to London, Oxford, Birmingham and the M25 network. The area is well known for its excellent schooling both state and private. The county is well served with sporting facilities including numerous golf, rugby and cricket clubs and leisure facilities.
Disclaimer
Particulars described on our website and in marketing materials are for indicative purposes only; their complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Details such as boundary lines, rights of way, or property condition should not be treated as fact. Interested parties are advised to consult their own surveyor, solicitor, or other professional before committing to any expenditure or legal obligations.
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