Sixty Acres Road, Prestwood, Great Missenden £725,000

The property is approached across a generous, brick-paver driveway (with an electric car-charging point) with parking both in front and to the side of the house.

A stable-style, front door leads directly into the front sitting room, which is currently used as a home-office. The sitting room has an original, open fireplace with tiled surround and slate hearth.

The front sitting room leads into the formal dining room which has windows to the side and stairs rising to the first floor, The kitchen leads on from the dining room and has been refitted with a two-tone kitchen comprising of some dark, denim blue units and contrasting pale grey ones with subtle marble-effect quartz work surfaces. The kitchen is fitted with an induction hob and double oven, dishwasher and integrated, under-counter fridge. The kitchen and remainder of the ground floor is fitted with low-maintenance, grey, luxury, vinyl-plank flooring.

A door just beyond the kitchen leads to the side driveway, this is customarily used by the vendors as the main entrance into their home. The vendors have extended and altered the house to incorporate a useful utility room and cloakroom opposite the side door. The utility room is fitted with good storage plus space for a tall freezer and space and plumbing for a washing machine. The cloakroom is fitted with a W.C and vanity unit.
The showpiece of the house is the recently-added, vaulted, family room at the rear of the house, where French doors link the house to the garden, and is flooded with light from Velux windows in the roof.

Upstairs there are four bedrooms and a family bathroom. The main bedroom overlooks the front and has a feature fireplace and fitted wardrobes. There are two, side-aspect bedrooms (one with a fitted wardrobe) and the second, double bedroom at the rear overlooking the garden. The family bathroom has been fitted with a white suite comprising of shower-end bath (with shower over), W.C. and vanity unit.

Outside, the back garden is very long and has been divided into zones. At the far end, behind a low picket fence, is a vegetable garden, in the centre are the flowerbeds and lawned area and, closest to the house, is the entertaining area. The terrace has been laid with Indian Sandstone slabs and has plenty of room for a table and chairs and room for children to play.