House, High Street, Long Crendon, Aylesbury

This magnificent house has created a lovely blend of stylish open plan living, combined with traditional materials. A solid oak pitched entrance hall provides a stunning first impression and opens into a substantial open plan reception room fitted with a natural oak floor. This open plan dining/living/family area extends to 34’ and has a bright triple aspect including bi-fold doors opening onto a secluded terrace ideal for entertaining. Further ground floor accommodation includes a sitting room with a wood burning stove, home cinema screen and projector, a utility room and cloakroom.

To the first floor are four generous double bedrooms comprising a magnificent master bedroom with glazed double doors providing a wonderful outlook over the gardens and a very well-appointed wet room with a separate bath. The family bathroom, has a bath with a shower and is finished throughout in a lovely travertine tile. The wet areas have underfloor heating and fitted heated mirrors.

Externally the property is set in a beautiful mature garden with off-street parking to the front for two vehicles. The rear gardens extend to approximately 200 feet in length and are predominantly laid to lawn with well stocked flower and shrub border. A private rear terrace enjoys a sunny aspect and is fitted with artificial grass. The terrace is enclosed with a substantial wall, recently re constructed in natural Cotswold stone.

The terrace is enjoys a built in Italian style pizza oven providing an ideal area for entertaining during the day and evening. This truly is a wonderful home, combining internal accommodation refurbished to a particularly high standard with a picturesque setting providing the perfect village life

Long Crendon village consists of a pleasant mix of both period and contemporary property and enjoys a good range of facilities including post office, butchers, general stores, a coffee shop, sought after primary school, churches catering for all denominations, a number of public houses and a highly regarded restaurant.

For additional facilities the pretty market town of Thame offers an excellent range of amenities such as sports centre, shops, supermarkets and restaurants. The village is situated well for easy access to Haddenham & Thame Park Way (5 minutes drive) to London Marylebone with frequent journey times of 36 minutes. In addition, Junction 7 of the M40 is approximately 6 miles distant providing excellent access to London Heathrow and Birmingham Airports and the National Motorway Network.

The village also benefits from being the only Buckinghamshire village that qualifies for entry to both Lord Williams & Aylesbury Grammar School