Birch House Bryants Bottom, Great Missenden, HP16 0JT

A five-bedroom detached home set on a 0.26 acre plot, backing onto the village green with open views of woodland beyond.

The property offers three reception rooms, including a dual-aspect sitting room with an open Jetmaster fireplace and doors leading out to the rear garden.

There is also a dual-aspect family room/snug, and a separate dining room with doors opening onto the garden. Parts of the ground floor feature oak flooring, adding warmth and character.

The ground floor also includes a cloakroom, a kitchen/breakfast room and a separate utility room. Upstairs there are four double bedrooms and one single bedroom.

The dual-aspect principal bedroom overlooks the rear garden and village green and benefits from an en suite bathroom. There is also a modern four-piece family bathroom serving the remaining bedrooms.

The house further benefits from uPVC double-glazed windows, uPVC fascia boards and soffits, a new front door installed in 2025, and a boiler replaced four years ago.

Outside, there is driveway parking and a double garage.

The south-westerly facing rear garden has been landscaped and includes a patio and a lawn arranged over gentle tiers, complemented by well-stocked flower beds and a greenhouse.

A gate provides direct access onto the village green.

EPC Rating: E Location Bryants Bottom is a small rural hamlet set within the rolling countryside of the Chiltern Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The hamlet is home to the well-known country pub, The Gate, and features a traditional village green along with a network of rural footpaths and bridleways through the surrounding countryside.

It lies about 1 mile from the village of Speen, around 3 miles from Princes Risborough, and approximately 4 miles from Great Missenden, where a range of shops, amenities and mainline rail services to London Marylebone can be found.

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