4 bed bungalow for sale

St Leonards, Buckinghamshire HP23

A well proportioned family home set in a generous private garden in this glorious setting high in the Chilterns.

Originally a 1950’s bungalow this property has been extended and reconfigured by the current owners who have been there for forty years. The ground floor offers exceptionally versatile family living space particularly if a ground floor bedroom is required.

The front door opens into a large reception hall with a cloak/shower room and a utility room. The ‘L’ sitting room lies at the rear with a useful study area and doors out to the garden. There is a comfortable family room, separate dining room and a study/studio. The kitchen/breakfast room is well equipped with a comprehensive range of units, a pretty fireplace in the dining area and there are casement doors out to the garden.

On the first floor there are four bedrooms with the main bedroom being at the rear enjoying views to the rear and a family bathroom
Outside


The property is approached via a large gravel driveway providing ample parking and turning for numerous vehicles, plus room for garaging (subject to planning).

The generous rear garden is south facing with a large paved terrace across the rear and wide expanse of lawn. There is a large timber garden shed and store.
Location


Morgans Orchard occupies an enviable position adjacent to the playing fields in this much admired hilltop village and only a short walk from the popular White Lion public house. This much sought after area of the Chilterns is perfectly located with easy access to main arterial routes and a choice of stations with services into either Euston, Marylebone or Baker Street. The neighbouring market towns and villages offer an excellent variety of shops and recreational facilities, plus schooling for all ages including the Grammar schools.

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