Firgrove Cottage, Great Missenden, HP16 9NX

This delightful cottage is believed to date in origin from the first half of 18th Century and subsequently extended in later years.

The comfortable accommodation is beautifully presented and generously proportioned; being linear in style many room are double aspect and exceptionally light.

The layout provides a real sense of versatility and a particularly tranquil ambience.

The property occupies a truly wonderful rural setting adjoining open fields on the Swan Bottom side of the village. The front porch opens into a hallway with stairs up to the first floor.

There is large double aspect sitting room with fireplace and a studio/bedroom beyond. The kitchen/breakfast room is well appointed with contemporary units and a fabulous range cooker.

Off the kitchen lies a lovely morning room overlooking the garden. The dining is a wonderful space with a triple aspect and a staircase up the fifth bedroom.

Completing the ground floor is a utility room plant room cloakroom, wet room and a good cellar.

On the first floor the principal bedroom has an ensuite shower room, there are three further double bedrooms, one being ensuite and a family bathroom.

Outside Electrically operated double gates lead from the lane to a gravel driveway providing ample parking to the rear.

The gardens are as delight, laid predominantly to lawn with a brick paved terrace across the rear of the cottage.

There are charming pockets and seating areas throughout, interspersed with mature shrubs and bushes, garden ponds, greenhouse and vegetable plot, plus useful storage sheds.

Services Mains water and electricity. Private drainage.

EPC rating D council tax band G Location The Lee is an exceptionally pretty village with strong connections to the Liberty family and it has frequently been the location for television productions such as Midsomer Murders and Endeavour.

Village life centres around The Green and the 12th century church which regularly hosts musical events and functions.

There is a well supported cricket club and also a tennis court in the village as well as a community shop.

Local pubs include the newly revamped Cock and Rabbit Inn with a wider choice of restaurants and shops in nearby Great Missenden and Wendover.

Frequent trains run from both villages to London Marylebone in around 45 minutes.

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