59, St Huberts Close, Buckinghamshire, SL9 7EN

The welcoming and spacious hallway provides access to the drawing room, dining room and study, as well as the downstairs cloakroom and kitchen/breakfast room.

Elegant wooden flooring is also laid and leading into the dining room.

The drawing room, which is of the largest of the five reception rooms to the property, enjoys a triple aspect with a feature Adam-Style fireplace with inset gas effect fire and patio doors which lead onto the rear terrace and garden.

The dining room enjoys views towards the front aspect and also communicates through to the kitchen/breakfast room. The study enjoys a rear aspect view.

The kitchen is fitted with Maple style units with generous lengths of work top surfaces incorporating a 1 1⁄2 bowl stainless steel drainer sink.

Beyond the breakfast bar a peninsular return and dresser style unit and the kitchen opens to the breakfast area with space for a table and several chairs and a wide opening and steps leading down to a conservatory, which enjoys fabulous views over the rear garden.

Also accessed from the kitchen/breakfast room is a good size family room and fully equipped utility room.

On the first floor there are five bedrooms, including an excellent size master suite complete with fitted wardrobes and a fully fitted en suite bathroom.

The guest suite benefits from an en suite shower room and bedrooms three, four and five have the use of a fully equipped family bathroom.

The front there is a gravel carriage style driveway with parking for several cars surrounded by well planted mature borders of various flowering plants and shrubs and access to the garage with an up and over door.

To the rear, the garden is one of the many features to this beautifully kept home.

The garden size is approximately 30ft deep by 50ft wide and incorporates a large patio area with planted borders and a small lawn area, as well as a decked dining area.

Boundaries are enclosed by a mixture of shaped hedging and trees.

Gerrards Cross boasts a wide variety of shopping facilities, including Waitrose, Tesco, boutiques, restaurants, cafes & bistros, hotels, an Everyman cinema and community library.

Just to the south of the town centre is Gerrards Cross common, an expanse of open grass and woodland with two ponds and a childrens play area.

The chiltern line railway station provides fast commutr links to Central London, while the nearby M25 & M40 motorways provide easey access to London Heathrow and the national motorway network.

Local sporting amenities are excellent and include Gerrards Cross Squash Club, Gerrard Cross Golf Club and Dukes Wood Sports Club, the latter offereing tennis, hockey and cricket.

The area offers an excellent selection of state primary and secondary schooling together with grammar schools and a wide range of independent schools.