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£425,000
Station Road, Quainton, Buckinghamshire, HP22
- 3 beds
Under offer/SSTC
£425,000
- 3 beds
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DESCRIPTION
97 Station Road has undergone a comprehensive modernisation and now offers a sublime blend of contemporary style alongside its original Victorian charm. The bathroom and kitchen have been replaced and the whole of the interior updated including the d?cor. Plenty of off street parking is available, a garage, and the large south westerly garden is somewhat of a blank canvas awaiting landscaping.
At the entrance is an attractive porch with a tiled step and double glazed composite door which leads into a hallway where a handsome black patterned tiled floor greets you and the staircase lies at the far end. Off the side is an elegant sitting room with an open fireplace (not working) that could be lined to accommodate a woodburning stove. The front aspect comprises tall sash upvc double glazed windows beautifully enhanced by hand made bespoke shutters. The back of the property has been slightly remodelled, the dining and kitchen are more open plan in design although with separate defined areas. Both enjoy Karndean grey herringbone flooring and ceiling beams, and the dining room hosts a delightful old stock brick fireplace and exposed chimney breast that houses a cast iron woodburner. Within the kitchen is a breakfast bar and the kitchen is fitted with soft close dove grey units and quartz counters and back stands. Integrated appliances are a dishwasher, fridge and freezer, oven, and a ceramic hob that has a brushed chrome extractor hood above. Near the far door is a ?Rangemaster? Belfast sink and a shelf for a tumble dryer with the plumbing for a washing machine underneath.
Upstairs from the landing is a loft hatch. There is a large attic possibly suitable for conversion that currently is just storage and has a light. Serving the three bedrooms the family bathroom boats vintage Aztec type floor tiles, painted brick walls and metro tiling, and a white suite. The freestanding roll top bath has ball and claw feet and in the corner is an independent shower cubicle. Attached to the cast iron radiator is a heated towel rail.
OUTSIDE
At the front behind wrought iron railings is gravelling and that extends all down the side covering the driveway up to the garage, the driveway itself able to host 3 vehicles.
The garage is constructed of brick and rendered blockwork, measures approx. 18?3 x 8?9, has timber doors and power and lighting.
Although tidy the garden does present the opportunity for creating a wonderful addition to the residence. It stretches to around 100ft in depth and is a decent width and abuts paddocks providing a very pleasant backdrop. At present it is made up of lawn, patios, and gravel beds with at the end some hardstanding and electricity points which could be used as the site for an office other structure to take in the view.
COUNCIL TAX - Band D ?2,134.88 per annum (2023/2024)
SERVICES
Mains water, drainage, electricity. Oil fired heating
97 Station Road has undergone a comprehensive modernisation and now offers a sublime blend of contemporary style alongside its original Victorian charm. The bathroom and kitchen have been replaced and the whole of the interior updated including the d?cor. Plenty of off street parking is available, a garage, and the large south westerly garden is somewhat of a blank canvas awaiting landscaping.
At the entrance is an attractive porch with a tiled step and double glazed composite door which leads into a hallway where a handsome black patterned tiled floor greets you and the staircase lies at the far end. Off the side is an elegant sitting room with an open fireplace (not working) that could be lined to accommodate a woodburning stove. The front aspect comprises tall sash upvc double glazed windows beautifully enhanced by hand made bespoke shutters. The back of the property has been slightly remodelled, the dining and kitchen are more open plan in design although with separate defined areas. Both enjoy Karndean grey herringbone flooring and ceiling beams, and the dining room hosts a delightful old stock brick fireplace and exposed chimney breast that houses a cast iron woodburner. Within the kitchen is a breakfast bar and the kitchen is fitted with soft close dove grey units and quartz counters and back stands. Integrated appliances are a dishwasher, fridge and freezer, oven, and a ceramic hob that has a brushed chrome extractor hood above. Near the far door is a ?Rangemaster? Belfast sink and a shelf for a tumble dryer with the plumbing for a washing machine underneath.
Upstairs from the landing is a loft hatch. There is a large attic possibly suitable for conversion that currently is just storage and has a light. Serving the three bedrooms the family bathroom boats vintage Aztec type floor tiles, painted brick walls and metro tiling, and a white suite. The freestanding roll top bath has ball and claw feet and in the corner is an independent shower cubicle. Attached to the cast iron radiator is a heated towel rail.
OUTSIDE
At the front behind wrought iron railings is gravelling and that extends all down the side covering the driveway up to the garage, the driveway itself able to host 3 vehicles.
The garage is constructed of brick and rendered blockwork, measures approx. 18?3 x 8?9, has timber doors and power and lighting.
Although tidy the garden does present the opportunity for creating a wonderful addition to the residence. It stretches to around 100ft in depth and is a decent width and abuts paddocks providing a very pleasant backdrop. At present it is made up of lawn, patios, and gravel beds with at the end some hardstanding and electricity points which could be used as the site for an office other structure to take in the view.
COUNCIL TAX - Band D ?2,134.88 per annum (2023/2024)
SERVICES
Mains water, drainage, electricity. Oil fired heating
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£425,000
3 bed house for sale
Station Road, Quainton, Buckinghamshire, HP22
DESCRIPTION
97 Station Road has undergone a comprehensive modernisation and now offers a sublime blend of contemporary style alongside its original Victorian charm. The bathroom and kitchen have been replaced and the whole of the interior updated including the d?cor. Plenty of off street parking is available, a garage, and the large south westerly garden is somewhat of a blank canvas awaiting landscaping.
At the entrance is an attractive porch with a tiled step and double glazed composite door which leads into a hallway where a handsome black patterned tiled floor greets you and the staircase lies at the far end. Off the side is an elegant sitting room with an open fireplace (not working) that could be lined to accommodate a woodburning stove. The front aspect comprises tall sash upvc double glazed windows beautifully enhanced by hand made bespoke shutters. The back of the property has been slightly remodelled, the dining and kitchen are more open plan in design although with separate defined areas. Both enjoy Karndean grey herringbone flooring and ceiling beams, and the dining room hosts a delightful old stock brick fireplace and exposed chimney breast that houses a cast iron woodburner. Within the kitchen is a breakfast bar and the kitchen is fitted with soft close dove grey units and quartz counters and back stands. Integrated appliances are a dishwasher, fridge and freezer, oven, and a ceramic hob that has a brushed chrome extractor hood above. Near the far door is a ?Rangemaster? Belfast sink and a shelf for a tumble dryer with the plumbing for a washing machine underneath.
Upstairs from the landing is a loft hatch. There is a large attic possibly suitable for conversion that currently is just storage and has a light. Serving the three bedrooms the family bathroom boats vintage Aztec type floor tiles, painted brick walls and metro tiling, and a white suite. The freestanding roll top bath has ball and claw feet and in the corner is an independent shower cubicle. Attached to the cast iron radiator is a heated towel rail.
OUTSIDE
At the front behind wrought iron railings is gravelling and that extends all down the side covering the driveway up to the garage, the driveway itself able to host 3 vehicles.
The garage is constructed of brick and rendered blockwork, measures approx. 18?3 x 8?9, has timber doors and power and lighting.
Although tidy the garden does present the opportunity for creating a wonderful addition to the residence. It stretches to around 100ft in depth and is a decent width and abuts paddocks providing a very pleasant backdrop. At present it is made up of lawn, patios, and gravel beds with at the end some hardstanding and electricity points which could be used as the site for an office other structure to take in the view.
COUNCIL TAX - Band D ?2,134.88 per annum (2023/2024)
SERVICES
Mains water, drainage, electricity. Oil fired heating
97 Station Road has undergone a comprehensive modernisation and now offers a sublime blend of contemporary style alongside its original Victorian charm. The bathroom and kitchen have been replaced and the whole of the interior updated including the d?cor. Plenty of off street parking is available, a garage, and the large south westerly garden is somewhat of a blank canvas awaiting landscaping.
At the entrance is an attractive porch with a tiled step and double glazed composite door which leads into a hallway where a handsome black patterned tiled floor greets you and the staircase lies at the far end. Off the side is an elegant sitting room with an open fireplace (not working) that could be lined to accommodate a woodburning stove. The front aspect comprises tall sash upvc double glazed windows beautifully enhanced by hand made bespoke shutters. The back of the property has been slightly remodelled, the dining and kitchen are more open plan in design although with separate defined areas. Both enjoy Karndean grey herringbone flooring and ceiling beams, and the dining room hosts a delightful old stock brick fireplace and exposed chimney breast that houses a cast iron woodburner. Within the kitchen is a breakfast bar and the kitchen is fitted with soft close dove grey units and quartz counters and back stands. Integrated appliances are a dishwasher, fridge and freezer, oven, and a ceramic hob that has a brushed chrome extractor hood above. Near the far door is a ?Rangemaster? Belfast sink and a shelf for a tumble dryer with the plumbing for a washing machine underneath.
Upstairs from the landing is a loft hatch. There is a large attic possibly suitable for conversion that currently is just storage and has a light. Serving the three bedrooms the family bathroom boats vintage Aztec type floor tiles, painted brick walls and metro tiling, and a white suite. The freestanding roll top bath has ball and claw feet and in the corner is an independent shower cubicle. Attached to the cast iron radiator is a heated towel rail.
OUTSIDE
At the front behind wrought iron railings is gravelling and that extends all down the side covering the driveway up to the garage, the driveway itself able to host 3 vehicles.
The garage is constructed of brick and rendered blockwork, measures approx. 18?3 x 8?9, has timber doors and power and lighting.
Although tidy the garden does present the opportunity for creating a wonderful addition to the residence. It stretches to around 100ft in depth and is a decent width and abuts paddocks providing a very pleasant backdrop. At present it is made up of lawn, patios, and gravel beds with at the end some hardstanding and electricity points which could be used as the site for an office other structure to take in the view.
COUNCIL TAX - Band D ?2,134.88 per annum (2023/2024)
SERVICES
Mains water, drainage, electricity. Oil fired heating