High Street, Great Missenden £625,000

No 72 High Street is a delightful, mid terraced, Grade II listed cottage dating from the 18th century. Numbers 72, 72A and 72B were originally one property adjoining Crown House at number 70. Traditionally the front doors three front doors have been painted in yellow, red and blue to represent the main English political parties; whilst not swearing allegiance to any.<br />
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On entering the yellow front door of number 72 the visitor steps down into the principle reception room which is a well proportioned, roughly square room with a flagstone floor, beamed ceiling and brick Inglenook fireplace. Double doors lead through to the eat-in farmhouse-style kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with a range of oak fronted units incorporating a butler sink, a cream, gas-fired AGA and the usual integrated appliances. There is ample room for a dining table both for casual and more formal dining.<br />
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A door from the kitchen leads to a rear lobby accessing the garden and then on to the cloakroom.<br />
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Stairs rising from the kitchen lead to the first floor. A generous landing leads to a double, bedroom overlooking the garden then back round to a double front aspect bedroom . The family bathroom is opposite the front bedroom. A further staircase leads up to the top attic bedroom which is vaulted and beamed (with some restricted head-room).<br />
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The level, low-maintenance, south facing, rear gardens are enclosed and are split roughly in half with a generous, entertaining terrace close to the house beyond which is a graveled area bounded by shrub borders and a raised, decked area. The rear boundary is formed by the side wall of the garage. A gate from the garden leads to the garage and rear parking area.