Quainton Road, Waddesdon

A rare opportunity to acquire this beautifully presented, double front four bedroom detached period home, offering outstanding uninterrupted countryside views to the rear. The property, which originally dates back to 1913, has been thoughtfully extended by the current owners to create an spacious family home which, on the ground floor, comprises of a superb size living room (which is in excess of 28` long and 11`4 wide) with doors leading to the rear garden, formal dining room, open plan kitchen / breakfast room, a separate utility room and downstairs toilet. The first floor offers two extremely spacious double bedrooms, whilst the third and fourth bedrooms can also accommodate double beds. There is a well presented family bathroom and a separate shower room to the first floor, both of which are a good size. To the outside, there is an extremely private rear garden, which comprises of patio seating area, mainly laid to lawn area with attractive mature planting, whilst at the foot of the garden is an idyllic spot to sit and take in the breathtaking views over open countryside towards Quainton. A feature of the garden is an Oak framed stable, which predates the house, and has been sympathetically converted into a home office / double study, but would also make a nice music room or artist`s studio; it has electricity connected, phone connections and is fully wired for the internet. Other benefits to this lovely character home include being within walking distance of local amenities including Waddesdon surgery, dentist, veterinary surgeon and local shop. An appointment to view is essential to appreciate everything this unique Edwardian home has to offer.

Location

The property is located within the Waddesdon conservation area. The village of Waddesdon is steeped in history, including a church of Norman origins and the National Trust managed "Waddesdon Manor", which grants free entry to its magnificent gardens and grounds to the Waddesdon residents. There are numerous footpaths and a cycling path which leads through the countryside to the Aylesbury Vale Parkway train station.

For those with equestrian interest, there is a horse livery within 5 minutes walk from the house with plenty of beautiful bridleways.
Other sports facilities include Cricket, Bowls and Tennis clubs.
For the children (young and old) there are plenty of events like a "Day Out With Thomas" at the Bucks Railway Centre (2 miles away) and various animal interaction days at the Green Dragon Eco Farm (4.5 miles).

The village itself offers a shop with a Post Office, a Doctor`s Surgery, Dentist, Veterinary Surgery, Country Pubs, and the Five Arrows Hotel and Restaurant. Further shopping facilities are situated at Bicester Village Retail Outlet, Aylesbury, Milton Keynes and Oxford.

Renowned Nursery, Primary and Secondary Schools can be found in the village and Grammar Schools at nearby Aylesbury.
Aylesbury Vale Parkway train station is just 3.3 miles away (8 minutes drive, 14 minutes bus ride) with direct railway links to London Marylebone (1h) and High Wycombe. It can also be reached on foot (1hour) or by bicycle (16 minutes) via the newly constructed Greenway cycle path.

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Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only. Read less