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" The internal accommodation comprises an entrance hall that provides access to all rooms. There is a good size living room that has an almost full width sliding door opening into a versatile conservatory, with access and views over the gardens. The kitchen has been fitted with a range of matching cabinetry with ample work surfaces over. Whilst there is an integrated oven, gas hob and sink unit, ample space is provided for additional appliances.

There are three bedrooms with all having been fitted with wardrobes. Servicing the bedrooms is three piece family bathroom suite.

Situation
The property is situated in the popular Waterside area of Chesham, which is conveniently located within 1.1 miles of the town centre and its Metropolitan line train station. There are various amenities and recreational facilities in the local area, including a gym with tennis courts and outdoor heated swimming pool close to the house. For the commuter, there are regular Metropolitan Line services to Baker Street, whilst road transport to London and beyond has convenient access to the M25 at Chorleywood or from the nearby A41. Chesham offers a variety of shopping with Waitrose and Sainsburys as well as local independent shops. The area is renowned for its excellent range of schooling, both primary and secondary, including Chesham Grammar and Dr Challoner‘s Grammar and High Schools. Admission criteria can be found on the council website www.buckinghamshire.gov.co.uk.

Outside
Driveway parking is afforded to the front and side of the house whilst to the rear is a detached single garage. To one side is a neatly kept lawn area enclosed by a low bearing wall, whilst a pathway leads to the front door. At the rear of the house is a further expanse of lawn together with a paved area adjoining the house. There is also a greenhouse positioned behind the garage. A real feature of the property are the outstanding views to the rear over open farmland; there are also a number of trails and bridle paths to enjoy, leading to Chesham town to the west and Ley Hill to the north. "