37, Albion Crescent, Buckinghamshire, HP8 4ET

Situated towards the end of a favoured cul-de-sac in a sought after picturesque village, a 1930’s three bedroom bay fronted semi detached home occupying a delightful plot with potential to extend subject to the usual planning consent.

The property is approached from a private driveway providing parking facilities, you enter the property from a light and airy entrance hall with cloakroom and stairs rising to the first floor landing.

Two doors give access to to an impressive 23ft living room with bay window and feature fireplace, to the rear of the property is an extensively fitted kitchen/dining room overlooking the delightful rear garden and complimented by a useful utility room.

On the first floor are three bedrooms, the main front bedroom features a bay window, bedrooms two and three both overlook the rear garden, there is a main bathroom plus separate W.C.

Outside the rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, enclosed on all sides by wood panel fencing, the garden comprises a patio area with a variety of flower beds, stocked with mature shrubs and plants.

At the end of the garden is a large gazebo, ideal for alfresco dining plus garden shed and summer house. EPC Rating: D Location Chalfont St.

Giles offers a good range of local shops, including post office, village churches, coffee shops, pubs, restaurants and well regarded village schools.

The larger towns of Beaconsfield and Amersham are just a short drive and offer a more comprehensive range of facilities.

For the commuter, the Metropolitan line rail service to London Baker Street is available from Chalfont and Latimer station, together with the Chiltern Line into London Marylebone from Seer Green and Gerrards Cross.

The motorway network can be accessed at Denham (M40 J1) for convenience to London, Heathrow and the M25 motorway network.

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