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"An interesting and intriguing property situated in the heart of the Chiltern Hills in the small hamlet of Horsleys Green, backing onto fields and with wonderful countryside walks from its front door, yet within easy reach of all the major local towns and the M40 junction 5 at Stokenchurch is around 5 minutes drive.

The property has been in the same family for many years and has had some interesting extensions over this time but it now requires some careful thought and modernisation to convert it into a family home.

Originally a bungalow, however the loft has been converted allowing access for storage via a fixed staircase. Beyond the kitchen on the ground floor is a utility room and beyond this a two storey annex has been built. This annex comprises of a large living room, ground floor bathroom and a bedroom on the first floor accessed by a spiral stair case, beyond the bedroom is a small conservatory and with a roof terrace accessed by patio doors.

On the ground floor there is an entrance Hall, Living room, Dining room, Kitchen, Bathroom and three Bedrooms. Outside there are gardens to front and rear mainly laid to lawn. There is a small enclosed pond patio area. The rear garden backs onto farm land. It has a sweeping drive allowing off street car parking for many vehicles and a garage.

Horsleys Green is a small and popular hamlet surrounded by open countryside. Nearby Studley Green provides a garden centre, local cafe and community centre.Further amenities can be found in the neighbouring village of Stokenchurch which include local shopping facilities, doctors surgery, dental surgery, chemist, caf and further local schools. The area boasts beautiful countryside and is nearby to the riverside Town of Marlow and the larger Town of High Wycombe which offers more extensive facilities. Junction 5 of the M40 is located nearby and is ideal for the commuter both to London, Oxford and Birmingham, via either the motorway or the mainline railway service direct to Marylebone, Oxford and Birmingham located in High Wycombe."