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Keller Williams are pleased to bring this charming, detached cottage to market. This property is believed to date back to the late 1600s. Set on a plot just over 1 acre in the Buckinghamshire area. This impressive home with nearly 3,000 sq. Ft. Of accommodation, together with many original and character features including exposed beams. The house is situated towards the end of a no through lane and is surrounded by mature trees, which provide a high level of privacy.

The ground floor of Orchard Cottage is accessed via an entrance porch which also has the entrance to the Annexe. You are greeted with an open plan kitchen dining room with two sets of double doors to the garden. The Kitchen has recently been refitted with a grey shaker style units, a range cooker, butler sink and built in appliances. There is three reception rooms all with fireplaces and exposed beams. There are two staircases to the first floor with the main landing providing access to the guest bedroom and en suite. Two further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second staircase leading to the master bedroom, jack and jill bathroom which leads to a dressing room. The self contained annexe is accessed via its own front door and comprises of an open plan living room kitchen and first floor bedroom with en suite facilities.

Orchard Cottage is approached via a five bar gate and a private graveled driveway which leads to a pond with a water feature, and an extensive parking area. Expansive lawned gardens surround the cottage on three sides. The garden to the rear is edged with mature tall hedging providing a high degree of privacy, and a pathway with a climber covered pergola paves the way to a circular summerhouse. Within the grounds, there is a large double garage Nissen hut and a detached workshop, and the total plot measures approximately 1.02 acres.

Northall is a pretty hamlet situated in Buckinghamshire surrounded by beautiful countryside, formerly part of the Ashridge Estate of the Earls and Dukes of Bridgwater in the 19th century. Benefitting from having The Swan public house plus its own village hall, it is conveniently located a short drive from Tring, Leighton Buzzard and Berkhamsted, with all three towns offering fast and regular train services to London Euston, Milton Keynes and Birmingham. Additionally, Leagrave station provides access to London Kings Cross via the Thameslink line.
Council tax band G "