Stewkley

DESCRIPTION

Occupying a delightful position within the sought after Buckinghamshire village of Stewkley, this charming red brick cottage combines period character with versatile accommodation arranged over three floors.

The front door opens into an enclosed porch, which leads into the welcoming sitting room. Timber flooring, fitted shelving and a wood burning stove create an inviting setting for relaxation, while an exposed brick arch provides a natural connection to the kitchen and dining room beyond.

The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of shaker style cabinetry, complemented by timber work surfaces, integrated appliances and ample space for dining. An attractive bay window introduces plenty of natural light, while a charming stable style back door opens directly onto the garden.

On the first floor are two well proportioned bedrooms, including a generous principal bedroom, together with a luxurious family bathroom featuring a freestanding bath with shower above. A staircase rises to the second floor, where a large and versatile loft room benefits from two rooflights and useful eaves storage.

Outside, the recently landscaped rear garden has been thoughtfully arranged to provide two distinct areas for entertaining and relaxation, complemented by lawn and established planting. A pathway leads through the garden to a substantial timber shed, while a private gate offers convenient external access. To the front, a planted garden enhances the cottage's traditional red brick elevation.

Stewkley has been voted Buckinghamshire's Best Kept Village and offers a strong sense of community alongside a useful range of local amenities. This engaging village home presents an appealing combination of character, individuality and practical modern living.

SITUATION

Stewkley is a regarded Buckinghamshire village, distinguished by its characterful High Street, period architecture and surrounding open countryside. The village retains a sense of community and offers a range of amenities, including a village shop and post office, public houses and a village hall.

Facilities are centred around the recreation ground, with cricket and football pitches, tennis courts, play areas and access to nature spaces. Clubs, societies and events contribute to the village's welcoming atmosphere, while the surrounding lanes and footpaths provide opportunities for walking and cycling.

For families, St Michael's Church of England Combined School provides primary education within the village for children aged four to eleven. A selection of secondary, grammar and independent schools can be found throughout the wider Buckinghamshire area, subject to the relevant admissions criteria.

Leighton Buzzard provides a range of shopping, leisure and dining facilities, together with direct rail services to London Euston, with the fastest journeys taking around 30 minutes. Milton Keynes is readily accessible for retail, business and entertainment facilities, while road connections provide access towards the M1 and the motorway network.


LOCAL AUTHORITY
Buckinghamshire Council.

VIEWING
By appointment with Cesare & Co, 48 High Street, Tring, Hertfordshire, HP23 5AG. 01442 827000

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Although these particulars, together with any photographs and/or any floor plans, are intended to give a fair description of the property, they do not constitute any offer or any part of a Contract. The Vendors, his Agents, Cesare & Co and persons in the employment do not give any warranty whatever in relation to this property. All measurements are approximate. Any appliances and/or services mentioned within these particulars have not been tested or verified by the Agent. All negotiations should be conducted through Cesare & Co.

Council Tax
Buckinghamshire Council, Band C

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Purchasers must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.