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Little Park, Princes Risborough, HP27

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

SIZE

1,668 sq ft

155 sq m

TENURE
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Key features

  • Four-bedroom detached family home
  • Around a two-minute walk from the High Street
  • Beautifully extended open-plan kitchen and dining room
  • Bi-fold doors opening onto the garden
  • Private garden designed for summer living
  • Multiple reception rooms plus a dedicated study
  • Potential to create a self-contained annexe
  • Solar panels producing around 6,000 kWh per year

Description


Welcome Home…

Space to bring the family together, with the flexibility to enjoy a little independence too.

Set within a quiet cul-de-sac, around a two-minute walk from Princes Risborough High Street, this beautifully presented four-bedroom detached home offers generous family accommodation and scope to create a self-contained annexe, subject to the necessary consents.

For those thinking about bringing generations together, accommodating older children or making room for visiting family, the layout offers possibilities beyond a conventional family home. The converted former garage and adjoining accommodation provide an opportunity to explore more independent living space while remaining connected to the main house.

At its heart, an extended kitchen and dining room opens onto the garden through wide bi-fold doors. Separate reception rooms, a dedicated study and four upstairs bedrooms give everyone room to find their own pace.

With cafes, shops and restaurants just a short stroll away, it is a home that combines flexibility for the future with everyday convenience.

Space For Family, Scope For Independence…

One of Little Park’s most interesting features is the potential within its ground-floor layout.

The former garage has been converted into a substantial room, currently used as a home gym, with mezzanine storage and a large built-in cupboard. Together with the adjoining accommodation, this area offers scope to explore a self-contained annexe with living and sleeping space, subject to the necessary alterations and consents.

For a parent wanting to remain close to family, an older child seeking greater independence or relatives staying for longer visits, that possibility could make a meaningful difference to everyday life.

The appeal is being able to share time together while having space to retreat to. Meals around the kitchen table, afternoons in the garden and family occasions could all sit alongside a greater degree of privacy.

For now, the accommodation remains part of the main home, ready to enjoy as a gym, studio, games room or hobby space. The annexe is a possibility for the future, rather than an existing separate dwelling.

Step Inside…

The entrance hall introduces a home with considerably more space and versatility than first impressions might suggest.

A collection of separate living spaces allows different generations and different parts of family life to sit comfortably alongside one another.

The main sitting room provides a generous place to relax and opens directly onto the rear garden. A further reception room could become a snug, formal dining room, playroom or quieter place to settle in the evening.

A dedicated study adds another useful room, keeping work or household organisation away from the spaces used for relaxing.

Together, these rooms offer the freedom to spend time together without everyone needing to use the same space.

The Heart Of The Home…

The extended kitchen and dining room brings the household together.

The contemporary kitchen combines generous work surfaces, excellent storage and integrated appliances, while the adjoining dining area has room for a substantial table. It is easy to picture slow breakfasts, busy family suppers and long evenings catching up with friends.

Large bi-fold doors open directly onto the garden, connecting the dining space with the patio. In warmer weather, lunch can move outside and the garden becomes part of the way the room is enjoyed.

A separate utility room keeps laundry, additional appliances and the practical side of family life away from the main living space.

Upstairs Retreats…

Four well-proportioned bedrooms occupy the first floor, keeping the main family sleeping accommodation together.

The principal bedroom benefits from built-in wardrobes and its own stylish en-suite shower room, providing a comfortable retreat at the end of the day.

Three further bedrooms offer space for children and guests, served by a contemporary family shower room.

With all four bedrooms upstairs, the ground-floor accommodation remains available for additional living space or a future annexe arrangement, depending on your needs and the necessary approvals.

A Garden For Summer Living…

The rear garden offers several places to sit, entertain and unwind.

Bi-fold doors from the kitchen open onto a recently laid patio, providing a natural setting for outdoor meals and relaxed afternoons with friends.

Beyond, a raised deck and timber pergola create a second seating area, currently arranged around a hot tub. It is a lovely spot to linger into the evening or enjoy a quieter moment away from the house.

The garden balances space for entertaining with a manageable layout, making it easy to enjoy as part of everyday life.

Energy For Modern Living…

Solar panels are reported to generate approximately 6,000 kWh of electricity annually, with an arrangement in place for surplus electricity to be exported to the grid.

A dedicated 7kW electric vehicle charger adds the convenience of charging at home.

These features complement the wider practicality of the house, alongside double glazing and gas central heating.

Everyday Convenience…

A generous driveway provides off-road parking for several vehicles, useful for a busy household or visiting family.

Loft storage adds further practicality, while side access connects the front and rear of the property.

From the separate utility room to the variety of living spaces, this is a home with room for the everyday demands of family life.

Two Minutes From Town…

Little Park combines a cul-de-sac setting with Princes Risborough High Street approximately a two-minute walk away.

Picking up a few essentials, meeting friends for coffee or heading out for dinner can all become part of the day without needing the car. That proximity is particularly appealing for a household with different generations wanting to maintain their own routines.

Princes Risborough railway station provides connections towards London Marylebone, while the surrounding road network offers access towards High Wycombe, Aylesbury, Oxford and the M40.

The town’s shops, cafés and restaurants, together with schools in Princes Risborough and the wider Buckinghamshire area, make this a convenient setting for family life.

A Home That Can Change With You…

Little Park offers a comfortable and versatile family home today, with possibilities worth exploring for tomorrow.

Four upstairs bedrooms, several reception rooms, an extended kitchen and dining space, a dedicated study and the converted former garage provide room for family life to evolve.

Whether you are looking for more space together or considering how to bring generations under one roof while preserving some independence, this is a home well worth stepping inside.

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Monthly repayments£3,724
Property: £ 750,000
Deposit: £ 75,000
Interest rate: 5.24%
Term: 30 years
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