Guide price
£310,000
(£591/sq. ft)
1 bed flat for saleHigh Street, The Old Red Lion HP16
1 bed
1 bath
1 reception
524 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
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About this property
Central village location
Period architecture
Exposed wooden beams
Open plan kitchen living area
Modern kitchen units
Integrated appliances
Modern bathroom
Private balcony
Walk-in shower
This distinctive one-bedroom flat is set within a unique period property, offering a harmonious blend of historic charm and contemporary comfort within the heart of this picturesque village, close to the historic high street and mainline station into London Marylebone.
The residence features an inviting open plan kitchen and living area, beautifully enhanced by modern kitchen units, integrated appliances, and elegant wooden flooring. Natural light pours in through large windows and double doors, creating a bright and airy atmosphere that extends seamlessly onto a private balcony - perfect for al fresco dining or enjoying peaceful morning coffee. The spacious bedroom boasts exposed wooden beams, a prominent large window with classic shutters, and soft modern carpet flooring, combining rustic character with stylish décor to create a tranquil retreat. The flat is further complemented by a sleek, modern bathroom, complete with a walk-in shower, marble-effect tiles, a heated towel rail, illuminated mirror, and a contemporary vanity unit with ample storage.
Additional features of this property include a welcoming entryway with built-in storage and beautiful hardwood flooring, ensuring practicality and organisation from the moment you step inside. The private balcony is adorned with a decorative trellis and vibrant planters, offering a cosy outdoor sanctuary with elegant wrought iron furnishings - ideal for those who appreciate a touch of greenery and privacy. Residents benefit from off-road parking on a picturesque, period-lined street, providing both convenience and peace of mind. The property’s prominent corner location and central setting afford excellent access to local amenities and transport links, while its charming village environment and proximity to open fields make it perfect for those seeking a peaceful yet well-connected lifestyle. With its combination of period architecture, contemporary finishes, and versatile living spaces, this flat presents an exceptional opportunity for buyers or tenants looking for a home that exudes character, comfort, and modern functionality.
Lease Details:
Lease expiry date, up to and including - 30th November 2271
Service Charge - £1800 annually
Ground Rent - £325.000 annually
EPC Rating: C
Location
Great Missenden is a historic village and was the home of the much-loved children’s author, Roald Dahl. There are a number of independent boutiques, curiosity and gift shops and highly regarded cafés and restaurants.
The village is perfectly positioned for easy access to the M40, approximately a 15 minute drive, or via the Chiltern Line to London Marylebone, approximately 40 minutes, and is set between the market towns of Wendover and Old Amersham.
The area is renowned for its wonderful walks in the surrounding Chiltern Hills (aonb) and country pubs aplenty. There are also doctors' surgeries, a dentist and a Post Office.
Buckinghamshire is well known for its state and private education with the property lying within catchment for the grammar schools. The Gateway School in Great Missenden is one of the leading preparatory schools in the southeast.
Kitchen / Sitting / Dining Room (5.39m x 4.44m)
Bedroom (3.75m x 3.01m)
Parking - Allocated Parking
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Tenure
Leasehold (245 years)
Service charge
£1,800 per year
Council tax band
D
Ground rent
£325
Ground rent date of next review
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