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£295,000
High Street, Waddesdon, Buckinghamshire, HP18
- 2 beds
£295,000
- 2 beds
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DESCRIPTION
19 High Street sits at the end of a small terrace dating from the late 1800?s. The property has been refurbished in recent years by the current owners and is a characterful house with high ceilings, latched doors and tall skirting boards, it is freshly decorated and has no upper chain.
At the entrance a upvc double glazed door with leaded detailing and patterned glass opens into the sitting room with a large bay window to the front aspect and stripped pine floorboards. Both here and the dining room have attractive brick fireplaces, the sitting rooms fireplace open and working and the dining rooms suitable for a woodburning stove. The kitchen and dining room are open plan and the whole area has freshly installed grey vinyl flooring. In the kitchen are beech effect units, solid wooden worktops, downlighting, and either side of the butlers sink, plumbing for a dishwasher and a washing machine. Space is also provided to accommodate a fridge/freezer and a cooker (gas and electric options). The wet room has an overhead shower, there is a wash basin, wc, ladder style towel rail/radiator, mosaic tiled flooring, and in the cupboard is the combination boiler.
On the landing is a loft hatch. The two double bedrooms each have floorboards, the larger bedroom retaining its cast iron Victorian fire surround and grate.
OUTSIDE
At the front are wrought iron railings and paving. To the rear of the property is a patio garden approx. 40ft long containing a 14ft x 6ft timber shed with mains electricity and at the end a 10ft x 6ft block built building with a concrete floor. In between the shed and the outbuilding lies a courtyard.
NB: There is a right of way across the rear from the neighbouring property.
COUNCIL TAX - Band B ?1,741,04 per annum (2023/2024)
19 High Street sits at the end of a small terrace dating from the late 1800?s. The property has been refurbished in recent years by the current owners and is a characterful house with high ceilings, latched doors and tall skirting boards, it is freshly decorated and has no upper chain.
At the entrance a upvc double glazed door with leaded detailing and patterned glass opens into the sitting room with a large bay window to the front aspect and stripped pine floorboards. Both here and the dining room have attractive brick fireplaces, the sitting rooms fireplace open and working and the dining rooms suitable for a woodburning stove. The kitchen and dining room are open plan and the whole area has freshly installed grey vinyl flooring. In the kitchen are beech effect units, solid wooden worktops, downlighting, and either side of the butlers sink, plumbing for a dishwasher and a washing machine. Space is also provided to accommodate a fridge/freezer and a cooker (gas and electric options). The wet room has an overhead shower, there is a wash basin, wc, ladder style towel rail/radiator, mosaic tiled flooring, and in the cupboard is the combination boiler.
On the landing is a loft hatch. The two double bedrooms each have floorboards, the larger bedroom retaining its cast iron Victorian fire surround and grate.
OUTSIDE
At the front are wrought iron railings and paving. To the rear of the property is a patio garden approx. 40ft long containing a 14ft x 6ft timber shed with mains electricity and at the end a 10ft x 6ft block built building with a concrete floor. In between the shed and the outbuilding lies a courtyard.
NB: There is a right of way across the rear from the neighbouring property.
COUNCIL TAX - Band B ?1,741,04 per annum (2023/2024)
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£295,000
2 bed house for sale
High Street, Waddesdon, Buckinghamshire, HP18
DESCRIPTION
19 High Street sits at the end of a small terrace dating from the late 1800?s. The property has been refurbished in recent years by the current owners and is a characterful house with high ceilings, latched doors and tall skirting boards, it is freshly decorated and has no upper chain.
At the entrance a upvc double glazed door with leaded detailing and patterned glass opens into the sitting room with a large bay window to the front aspect and stripped pine floorboards. Both here and the dining room have attractive brick fireplaces, the sitting rooms fireplace open and working and the dining rooms suitable for a woodburning stove. The kitchen and dining room are open plan and the whole area has freshly installed grey vinyl flooring. In the kitchen are beech effect units, solid wooden worktops, downlighting, and either side of the butlers sink, plumbing for a dishwasher and a washing machine. Space is also provided to accommodate a fridge/freezer and a cooker (gas and electric options). The wet room has an overhead shower, there is a wash basin, wc, ladder style towel rail/radiator, mosaic tiled flooring, and in the cupboard is the combination boiler.
On the landing is a loft hatch. The two double bedrooms each have floorboards, the larger bedroom retaining its cast iron Victorian fire surround and grate.
OUTSIDE
At the front are wrought iron railings and paving. To the rear of the property is a patio garden approx. 40ft long containing a 14ft x 6ft timber shed with mains electricity and at the end a 10ft x 6ft block built building with a concrete floor. In between the shed and the outbuilding lies a courtyard.
NB: There is a right of way across the rear from the neighbouring property.
COUNCIL TAX - Band B ?1,741,04 per annum (2023/2024)
19 High Street sits at the end of a small terrace dating from the late 1800?s. The property has been refurbished in recent years by the current owners and is a characterful house with high ceilings, latched doors and tall skirting boards, it is freshly decorated and has no upper chain.
At the entrance a upvc double glazed door with leaded detailing and patterned glass opens into the sitting room with a large bay window to the front aspect and stripped pine floorboards. Both here and the dining room have attractive brick fireplaces, the sitting rooms fireplace open and working and the dining rooms suitable for a woodburning stove. The kitchen and dining room are open plan and the whole area has freshly installed grey vinyl flooring. In the kitchen are beech effect units, solid wooden worktops, downlighting, and either side of the butlers sink, plumbing for a dishwasher and a washing machine. Space is also provided to accommodate a fridge/freezer and a cooker (gas and electric options). The wet room has an overhead shower, there is a wash basin, wc, ladder style towel rail/radiator, mosaic tiled flooring, and in the cupboard is the combination boiler.
On the landing is a loft hatch. The two double bedrooms each have floorboards, the larger bedroom retaining its cast iron Victorian fire surround and grate.
OUTSIDE
At the front are wrought iron railings and paving. To the rear of the property is a patio garden approx. 40ft long containing a 14ft x 6ft timber shed with mains electricity and at the end a 10ft x 6ft block built building with a concrete floor. In between the shed and the outbuilding lies a courtyard.
NB: There is a right of way across the rear from the neighbouring property.
COUNCIL TAX - Band B ?1,741,04 per annum (2023/2024)