Located in the heart of the village overlooking a small green in front of the local church is this three bedroom terraced home that requires a degree of updating. Offered with no onward chain, easy access to village amenities and surrounding countryside. The decent sized accommodation comprises entrance hall, cloakroom/W.C., kitchen/breakfast room, dining area opening living room with feature fireplace and study area, first floor landing, three double bedrooms, en-suite shower room/W.C. to main bedroom, family shower room/W.C., gas heating to radiators and double glazing. Outside there is off street parking to front and a rear 'courtyard' style garden laid to patio.
Stokenchurch is a popular village nestled in the Chiltern Hills surrounded by open countryside. There are a number of local shops, café, library and some local pubs. There is also healthcare provision with both a Doctor and Dental surgery, and a chemist in the village. The schools within the area are all highly regarded. The area boasts beautiful countryside and is nearby to the riverside Town of Marlow and the larger Town of High Wycombe which offers more extensive facilities. Junction 5 of the M40 is located nearby and is ideal for the commuter both to London, Oxford and Birmingham, via either the motorway or the mainline railway service direct to Marylebone, Oxford and Birmingham located at High Wycombe approximately 9 miles away.
Kingston House, Oxford Road, Stokenchurch, Buckinghamshire HP14 3TA
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