Semi-detached house for sale in Frieth Hill, Frieth RG9

This charming period cottage, with many original features, is situated within the Frieth Conservation Area in an area of outstanding natural beauty (aonb).
The front door opens into the initial entrance hall with access to the snug and office/bedroom 4. There is also a utility cupboard off the hall. The snug provides access to the sitting room, inner hall and stairs leading to two bedrooms on the first floor. The sitting room has an array of character features including inglenook style fireplace with bread oven to the side, exposed beams and brickwork and original quarry tiled floor. The inner hall leads through to the kitchen/diner, there is a cloakroom to the side, door to the rear terrace and bathroom. The high ceilinged bathroom has a white three piece traditional suite, lime-washed walls, marble shelving and raised window. The kitchen/diner overlooks the garden to the rear and has French doors to the side patio. Fitted with a country style kitchen with granite worktops and integrated appliances including fridge, freezer, dishwasher, oven, hob and extractor. A door to the side of the dining area opens to stairs up to bedroom 3. Both the main and second bedrooms have exposed beams and built in wardrobes, whilst bedroom 3 has access to eaves storage and double-aspect views over the back garden and nearby countryside.

Outside

To the front of the cottage is a gravelled pathway leading from the front gate to the front door. To the rear of the house is an enclosed and private rear garden including an area of paved patio adjacent to the side and rear of the cottage, leading to a lawned garden with planted borders and mature shrubs. There is a rear shed with tiled roof, and a gate to the side of the garden which opens to a footpath to the churchyard and out to open countryside.

Situation

The village of Frieth is set on the upper side of the Hambleden Valley, renowned for its stunning walks and equine facilities. The village includes an excellent primary school, church, village hall, two pubs, and is also convenient for the neighbouring village of Lane End or nearby Marlow and Henley on Thames. The M40 junction 5 lies to the north for the Midlands and London with Heathrow Airport 25 miles distant. Marlow is only 5 miles away with a superb selection of shops, bars and restaurants along with the Sir William Borlase Grammar school. Rail links to the City can be found at High Wycombe to Marylebone or Marlow via Maidenhead to the Elizabeth Line into London.