29 Amersham Road, Beaconsfield, HP9 2HA

A delightful and extremely well presented four bedroom detached family home conveniently situated for both the New Town, with its extensive range of amenities and train station with links to London (Marylebone) and the historic Old Town and M40 motorway links.

The property is set back from from the road, approached via a long drive providing ample parking facilities.

In brief the accommodation comprises an entrance hall with cloakroom and stairs rising to the first floor, a generous light and airy lounge/dining room with feature fireplace and access to a useful conservatory that overlooks the very pleasant garden.

The kitchen is extensively fitted with an excellent range of wall and base units plus utility/pantry, two further reception rooms provide an excellent choice for a family room/snug and a study which is so often sought after.

On the first floor are four good size bedrooms served by two beautifully fitted bathrooms, whilst outside the rear garden enjoys a westerly aspect and has been extremely well maintained with an extensive area of lawn with flower bed borders and enclosed by fencing.

EPC Rating: D Location The best of both worlds - Being situated between the Old Town and the New Town of Beaconsfield allows the property to benefit from the diversity of the shops, amenities and restaurants on offer in each of the towns, fantastic access for an evening’s entertainment 5 minutes’ walk away (0.3 miles).

Beaconsfield train station is 0.9 distance providing a direct link to London Marylebone with the shortest journey taking approximately 23 minutes, ideal for anyone commuting.

Further links to London are available via the M40 and M25, also providing access to other motorway networks and several London airports.

Furthermore Beaconsfield is renowned for Grammar Schools catchment – as well as state and private.

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