3 bed terraced house for sale

Old Town Close, Beaconsfield HP9

Tucked away in a central Beaconsfield Old Town setting, this beautifully presented home offers bright, versatile accommodation within easy walking distance of local shops, schools and everyday amenities.

The ground floor has an open and sociable feel, with a generous sitting and dining room extending to almost 18 feet. Wooden flooring runs through into the modern kitchen, which is fitted with white cabinetry, wooden worktops and breakfast bar seating. Beyond, the conservatory benefits from underfloor heating and provides useful additional living space, with double doors opening directly onto the garden.

Two well-proportioned bedrooms are arranged across the first floor, both benefiting from fitted wardrobes, alongside a modern family bathroom. The principal bedroom occupies the top floor, creating a more private retreat with a study area and its own cloakroom.

Outside, the rear paved, low maintenance garden provides the perfect spot for alfresco entertaining. Brand new fence and large shed recently installed. While gated rear access leads towards the allocated parking space. Further on-street parking is available nearby.

A welcoming and practical home in a particularly convenient Old Town location.

Location

Old Town Close is a small cul-de-sac development of modern properties ideally situated for easy access to both the Old and New Towns.

Beaconsfield Old Town has a good range of facilities including popular restaurants, public houses and boutique shops.

Beaconsfield New Town is about half a mile away and offers more comprehensive shopping facilities including Waitrose, Sainsburys and a Marks & Spencer Simply Food. There is also a library and a main line train station with services to London Marylebone (23 minutes approximately).

The M40 (Junction 2) is a short drive away giving access to London, Oxford, Birmingham and the M25 network.

Disclaimer

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