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"An immaculately presented and well maintained 3 bedroom period property uniquely situated overlooking the village common. This charming property dates back to the 1750 s and offers a lovely village life with good local shops and amenities, well regarded school and excellent transport links.

The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hallway, a cosy living room with feature gas fireplace, a dining room, a fitted kitchen with ample eye and waist level units, integrated dishwasher, washing machine, electric ovens, induction hob, microwave and a free standing fridge freezer, a modern shower room and large conservatory to the rear. The property also benefits from a cellar which is used for additional storage.

Upstairs there is a spacious landing leading to the 3 good sized bedrooms. the two front facing bedrooms benefit from built in wardrobes and lovely views over the village common, the rear bedroom also benefits from countryside views. The Jack & Jill bathroom offers a large bath with shower and a bespoke dressing table.

Outside; to the front of the property, there is a pretty south facing garden overlooking the common, to the rear, the garden is laid mainly to paving bordered by shrubs and bushes creating the perfect low maintenance garden .

Other notable features; Gas central heating, new combi boiler under warranty, stunning double glazed sash windows, on street parking.

Location
Stokenchurch is a popular Buckinghamshire village situated in the Chiltern Hills. The village facilities include shops for day to day use, a doctor s surgery, post office, library, Primary School, numerous pubs and restaurants. There is excellent walking and riding in the area. A more extensive range of facilities can be found in High Wycombe, approximately nine miles distant.

For the commuter there is easy access to the M40 motorway at Junction 5, providing links to Oxford, Birmingham, London, the M25 and M4 motorway networks. The nearest railway station is in High Wycombe with links to London Marylebone and Birmingham."