Bishopstone, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP17 8SH

A 1920s three bedroom semi-detached house with a detached over 18 ft. garage with potential offices above and a south westerly facing rear garden with views over the surrounding countryside.

The property has been improved by the current owners, and is set back from the road with countryside views.

The front door leads into a porch and hall with tiled flooring and stairs to the first floor.

The sitting room has a brick-built feature fireplace and gives access via an archway to the adjoining dining room which has sliding doors to a conservatory with doors to the rear terrace with views over the garden and countryside beyond.

The kitchen has a range of fitted units, a breakfast bar, and an opening to the utility room which has a door to the rear garden.

On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, one with fitted wardrobes and a feature fireplace and one with deep eaves storage and countryside views.

The three piece family bathroom includes a bath with a shower over. At the front of the house there is driveway parking for up to four cars and an area of lawn with hedging and shrub borders.

Kitchen and Utility Room   The kitchen has a range of fitted units with wood effect work surfaces and tiled splashbacks.

Fitted appliances include a Bosch oven and a ceramic Diplomat electric hob with an extractor over. The breakfast bar has seating for two, and there is a double sink set under a window to the side.

There is access to an open understairs storage area.

The adjoining utility room has further fitted storage units, a sink, a built-in Neff dishwasher, space for a washing machine, There is a part glazed door to the rear terrace.

Outside   The double garage has an electric roller door to the front and a courtesy door to the rear garden.

A staircase leads to two rooms above which both have Velux windows and could be used as offices or storage rooms.

A side gate gives access to the rear garden which has a brick edged terrace with steps up to a lawned garden with railway sleeper edged borders, a vegetable and soft fruit garden and a composting area.

There is close boarded fencing at the sides for privacy but the rear boundary has post and rail fencing so the panoramic countryside views are not obscured.

Situation and Schooling   The village of Bishopstone has a number of period properties, as well as a pub/restaurant and village hall/community centre.

The larger village of Stone is 1.8 miles away, with amenities which include a shop with a post office, two pubs and an infant school.

The towns of Aylesbury (3.4 miles) and Thame (8.5 miles) have a larger range of sporting, leisure and cultural facilities. The property is in the catchment area for Aylesbury’s grammar schools.