Individual family home with landscaped gardens set on a sought after private road.

Description

Occupying a fabulous location on this prestigious private road, The Dutch House dates back to about 1920, set within its own delightful landscaped gardens. Providing versatile space, the accommodation is generous and well presented, just over 2,500 sq ft in all, ideal for growing families.

On the ground floor the reception hall, with a guest cloakroom and stairs to the first floor, leads to the main reception space which is generous, alongside a study which could also be a further reception room. The sitting room is of good proportions with a feature fireplace and French doors on to the garden and terrace. Internal bi-fold doors, allowing for privacy or a more open plan layout, lead through to a formal dining room with both rooms enjoying lovely garden views. The kitchen/breakfast room forms the heart of the home, with an excellent range of units complemented by generous worktop space and integrated appliances. A dining area provides ideal space for a breakfast table. Doors from the kitchen open on to the conservatory, flooded with natural light and with French doors to the garden. In addition on this floor is a utility room with standalone appliances located just off the kitchen/breakfast room.

On the first floor are four well-proportioned bedrooms all enjoying lovely views over the beautiful rear garden. The principal bedroom benefits from a dressing room and en suite shower room. A guest bedroom also enjoys an en suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms served by a family bathroom.

The Dutch House is set well back from the road with electric gates on to a private driveway with ample parking and leading to two single garages. There is an added benefit of an EV charging point. The secluded rear garden is a real feature of the property, predominately laid to lawn and is beautifully landscaped with an array of specimen trees and mature shrubs. Two large patio areas are perfect for outside entertaining or enjoying a quiet read. Further highlights include an ornamental fish pond with a water feature while a garden summer house/office provides an ideal space for home working.

Location

Gerrards Cross (mainline trains to London Marylebone) 3 miles, Burnham station 5.5 miles (mainline trains to London Paddington), M40 (J2) 3.2 miles, Beaconsfield station 5.5 miles, Heathrow (T5) 17 miles, central London 21 miles. All distances are approximate.

The village of Stoke Poges enjoys a rural feeling being surrounded by attractive mature woodland and benefits from a primary school, doctors surgery and several local shops.

The larger towns of Gerrards Cross and Beaconsfield provide further facilities, together with a mainline station serving London Marylebone. The newly opened Elizabeth Line operates from Burnham, Taplow and Slough. M40 and M4 give access to central London and Heathrow.

Local golf clubs can be found in Stoke Poges and Burnham with additional clubs in Beaconsfield, Denham and Gerrards Cross.

The county is one of the last to maintain the traditional grammar school system with Burnham Grammar School (for girls and boys) together with The Royal Grammar School and John Hampden in High Wycombe (for boys) and Beaconsfield High School (for girls). Independent preparatory schools include St Mary’s, Godstowe, High March (for girls) Caldicott, Davenies (for boys) and Dair House (for boys and girls).

Square Footage: 2,579 sq ft



Additional Info

Services: All mains connected. Please note none of the services have been tested.

Service Charge: £575.00 per annum for road and estate maintenance

Agents Note: Planning consent has been approved for a two storey extension creating another bedroom and enlarging the kitchen/breakfast room. However, this consent has since lapsed and would need to be renewed.