* Freehold
* Renovated Family Home
* Reception Room
* Dining Room
* Snug/Study
* Kitchen
* Utility Room
* Conservatory
* Boot Room
* Cloakroom with W. C.
* Six Double Bedrooms
Havenscroft is an impressive family home, built in the 1960s in a distinctive
Queen Anne style with a wonderful frontage that gives the house considerable
character and kerb appeal. The attractive house has recently undergone a full
and exacting renovation, including new windows and electrics, landscaping to
the garden, a garage and two summerhouses. The renovations also included an
updated kitchen, which is a stunning high specification space featuring marble
work surfaces, an aga stove, exquisite cabinetry and a number of integrated
appliances. The result of the refurbishment is a truly exceptional executive
home, with character as well as all the desirable modern conveniences. There
is expired planning permission to extend the kitchen further, if desired.
Internally the house has generous proportions, affording more than 3300 sq.
Ft. Of space over three floors. With its multiple reception spaces, six double
bedrooms and well - appointed gardens, the house is ideally set up for
entertaining, both inside and out.
The accommodation comprises a welcoming reception hall, leading to a reception
room with interconnecting doors to a dining room and onwards to the kitchen
and conservatory, creating the perfect entertaining space which can be opened
up to create one huge room, with excellent flow. In addition there is a snug
room/study, a cloakroom with w. c. And a separate boot room, plus a utility
room adjoining the kitchen. On the first floor there is a vast principal
bedroom with fitted dressing room and en suite bath/shower room. There are a
further two bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor, and three
additional bedrooms on the second floor (one en suite) with a bathroom. Most
of the bedrooms also benefit from built - in storage.
**Outside**
Havenscroft is set within expansive grounds and is approached over a gated
gravel driveway which leads up to a grand pillared entrance. There is ample
parking for several vehicles and also a detached garage with epoxy resin
floor. Additional outbuildings within the grounds include two separate timber -
framed garden rooms: One for outdoor entertaining and the other currently used
as a gym. The gardens are beautifully landscaped to include lawns, varied and
vibrant planting, mature trees providing shade and seclusion and a large patio
terrace; the latter also includes a raised decking area (currently supporting
a hot tub) and an outdoor kitchen.
**Situation**
Bourne End has a train station to Marlow and London (via Maidenhead and the
Elizabeth Line), more comprehensive facilities can be found in nearby Marlow
and Beaconsfield. Communications are excellent, with easy access to both the
M4 and M40 providing links to London, the West Country and the Midlands.
London Heathrow is also easily accessed from the M4.
Buckinghamshire is renowned for its wide choice and high standard of state and
private schools, the county is one of the few to maintain grammar schools.
Private preparatory schools for girls include Godstowe, High March and The
Herries and for boys Caldicott, St Pirans and Davenies. Boys` public schools
include Eton, Stowe and Radley. Girls boarding schools include Wycombe Abbey
and Queen Anne`s at Caversham.
Sporting facilities are varied, with golf at Temple, Lambourne, Harleyford,
Burnham Beeches, Beaconsfield and Winter Hill; sailing at Upper Thames Sailing
Club and Cookham Reach Sailing Club; racing at Windsor, Ascot and Newbury. In
addition, there is a wide variety of cultural events at Cliveden House
National Trust, The Swan Theatre in High Wycombe and the Theatre Royal in
Windsor.
**Additional Information**
Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage are supplied to the property.
Local Authority: Buckinghamshire (Wycombe Area)
Council Tax Band: H

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