Guide price
£1,690,000
(£517/sq. ft)
5 bed detached house for saleLower Road, Hardwick, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire HP22
5 beds
4 baths
4 receptions
From 3,271 - 5,193 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Freehold
About this property
Fine Victorian residence
Family sized kitchen/diner
Superb main bedroom suite
Studio/ home office space
Outbuilding including converted barn
Desirable village location
EPC Rating = E
A fine Victorian detached house with a spacious and adaptable layout to include a self-contained studio/work space plus outbuildings including a converted barn located in desirable village.
Description
A fine Victorian detached residence dating back to 1892, combining original charm and character features together with contemporary styling for a modern day family lifestyle.
Well presented throughout the layout is both spacious and adaptable with the main house incorporating a superb annexe added in 1994, ideal as a self-contained studio or home office.
The heart of the house is the L-shaped kitchen/breakfast/dining room, fitted with a bespoke range of 'Shaker' style units with granite worktops and central breakfast bar island with an Iroko worktop. Doors open to a large terrace for alfresco entertaining. Three more formal reception rooms together with a utility room and two cloakrooms complete the ground floor accommodation.
Upstairs there are five double bedrooms and three well appointed contemporary bath/shower rooms with the principal bedroom suite of worthy note with its private sitting room, dressing room and luxurious bathroom.
An undoubted feature of Moor House is the extensive outbuildings including a double garage with workshop and converted barn with a vaulted ceiling, mezzanine floor, kitchenette and shower room ideal for parties, hobbies or additional home working space.
The well established gardens are delightful with a long driveway and courtyard parking area together with a large terrace, extensive lawn with well stocked beds with beech hedging providing a good degree of privacy.
Location
Hardwick is a historic village four miles north of Aylesbury, mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1086, within the central parish of Aylesbury Vale, which includes The Bell, a Grade II Listed 17th century pub and restaurant
The parish church and village hall provide community activities.
Whitchurch, about 0.5 miles away provides local shopping, while Aylesbury and Leighton Buzzard both offer multiple shopping facilities and amenities as well as Chiltern Line and Main Line stations respectively, for the London commuter.
Well served by both state and private schools, the village is in catchment for the Aylesbury Grammar schools.
Square Footage: 3,271 sq ft
Description
A fine Victorian detached residence dating back to 1892, combining original charm and character features together with contemporary styling for a modern day family lifestyle.
Well presented throughout the layout is both spacious and adaptable with the main house incorporating a superb annexe added in 1994, ideal as a self-contained studio or home office.
The heart of the house is the L-shaped kitchen/breakfast/dining room, fitted with a bespoke range of 'Shaker' style units with granite worktops and central breakfast bar island with an Iroko worktop. Doors open to a large terrace for alfresco entertaining. Three more formal reception rooms together with a utility room and two cloakrooms complete the ground floor accommodation.
Upstairs there are five double bedrooms and three well appointed contemporary bath/shower rooms with the principal bedroom suite of worthy note with its private sitting room, dressing room and luxurious bathroom.
An undoubted feature of Moor House is the extensive outbuildings including a double garage with workshop and converted barn with a vaulted ceiling, mezzanine floor, kitchenette and shower room ideal for parties, hobbies or additional home working space.
The well established gardens are delightful with a long driveway and courtyard parking area together with a large terrace, extensive lawn with well stocked beds with beech hedging providing a good degree of privacy.
Location
Hardwick is a historic village four miles north of Aylesbury, mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1086, within the central parish of Aylesbury Vale, which includes The Bell, a Grade II Listed 17th century pub and restaurant
The parish church and village hall provide community activities.
Whitchurch, about 0.5 miles away provides local shopping, while Aylesbury and Leighton Buzzard both offer multiple shopping facilities and amenities as well as Chiltern Line and Main Line stations respectively, for the London commuter.
Well served by both state and private schools, the village is in catchment for the Aylesbury Grammar schools.
Square Footage: 3,271 sq ft
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