Detached house for sale in North Marston Lane, Whitchurch, Aylesbury HP22

Lana Lawson Presents... This Charming Four Bedroom Detached Bungalow, Nestled in the Buckinghamshire Countryside in the Idyllic Village of Whitchurch. Offering Luscious Landscaped Gardens, 2,231 sq ft of Living Space, all within Easy Reach to the Most Renowned Schools in Buckinghamshire. Don't miss the chance to experience this recently renovated home with scope for a separate annex or large office, surrounded by open countryside—please see the video tour for a closer look!

Entrance Hall | Living Room | Kitchen | Dining Room | Playroom | Utility Room | Four Bedrooms | Ensuite | Modern Bathroom | South Facing Mature Gardens | Outdoor Entertaining Area | Summer House | 23ft Workshop | Driveway for 2 Cars | Plot size of 0.36acres | Surrounded by Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Occupying an enviable position within a desirable residential area just off Oving Road is this four bedroom immaculate single-storey family home expanding 2,231 sq ft on a plot of 0.36acres. Situated within just a short walk to Whitchurch High street. Providing fantastic amenities, excellent schools and convenient motorway links to M1/M40 and Leighton Buzzard Train Station less than 10 miles away.

Welcome to Your Dream Home Perfect for an Expanding Family or a Retirement Retreat to Entertain Friends and Family.

A beautiful detached four bedroom, two bathroom bungalow nestled within the enchanting village of Whitchurch. This picturesque property is a harmonious blend of comfort and style, offering exceptional amenities in a tranquil setting that’s perfect for family living or a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

Accommodation:

As you approach this property, you will notice its private and secluded position from the road, complemented by a vibrant, mature front garden and a convenient driveway capable of accommodating 2-3 cars. Upon stepping into the entrance hall, you are welcomed by a spacious, brightly lit area that leads to the living room on your right through elegant double doors. This room, designed for relaxation, features double aspect views, making it perfect for cosy evenings around the log burner.

From the living area, you flow seamlessly into the dining area. The open-plan layout effortlessly connects the generous dining space to the large kitchen, creating an inviting atmosphere that's ideal for entertaining friends and family. The well-equipped kitchen is a chef's dream, showcasing modern appliances, ample counter space, and bespoke cabinetry that beautifully balances functionality and style.

The kitchen leads back into the entrance hall, which provides access to three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Two double bedrooms come with fitted wardrobes, while a single bedroom also enjoys an abundance of natural light and lovely views of the gardens.

Returning to the kitchen, you can access the extended section of the original home, which includes a utility room, a master bedroom with an ensuite wet room and double aspect views, and an additional living space that can serve as a playroom or office, complete with double door access to the gardens.

Gardens and Outdoor Space:

Step into the enclosed southwest-facing garden that captures the sun's warmth while providing shaded areas for those who prefer cooler spots. This stunningly landscaped garden is a true paradise for gardening enthusiasts. It serves as an outdoor retreat designed for both relaxation and entertaining, featuring diverse seating arrangements, vibrant flower beds, and lush lawns that exude tranquility and beauty. The centerpiece of this captivating space is a welcoming 23-foot solid timber gazebo, perfect for outdoor dining, complete with a hot tub and a raised rockery area—ideal for hosting gatherings or stargazing.

At the rear of the garden, tucked away amid flower beds and a greenhouse, lies what can be described as a secret garden, adjacent to a charming brick-built, double-glazed outbuilding that currently functions as a summerhouse and workshop. This separate structure holds exciting potential as a large annex, guest suite, or a creative home studio. The possibilities are limitless, making it perfect for accommodating extended family, establishing a private office, or creating an artistic sanctuary. A visit to this property is essential to truly appreciate its beauty and potential.

Situation and Schooling:

Located in the esteemed community of Whitchurch, situated five miles north of Aylesbury and on the A413 heading towards Winslow & Buckingham. The village offers an array of Local facilities, including a petrol station with a supermarket and post office, two service and maintenance garages, The Swan public house, a 13th-century church, and a popular beauty salon and hairdresser. Aylesbury Town has multiple shopping facilities, restaurants, the Waterside Theatre, and two railway stations with access to London Marylebone within an hour only three miles away. Additionally, a further railway station in Leighton Buzzard is eight miles away with access to Euston in thirty minutes. The area is well-served with excellent schools such as Swanbourne House, Winchester House, Ashford, and Stowe. There is a well-regarded primary school in the village rated outstanding and within the catchment for the grammar and high schools in Aylesbury; there is also a bus service to Berkhamsted School.

History of the Village:

Whitchurch is a village and a civil parish in the Vale of Aylesbury. The name Whitchurch is common in England and derives from the Old English wit chert, meaning white earth. A castle known as Bolbec Castle with its remains just next door; was built in the Anarchy in the early 12th century and was burned down by parliamentary forces in the English Civil War. The parish church, St John the Evangelist, dates back to the 13th century. The village market was chartered in 1245 and was held in Market Hill, which is still known by this name today. The village still celebrates the granting of its market charter with a May feast each year. A real feature of this village is Winston Churchill’s Toyshop, this was a house known as “The Firs” which was set behind the high brick wall on the edge of the village. This was where some of the most extreme weapons were made during the Second World War. It was known as a tiny place that played a big part.

• Aylesbury approx. 5 miles
• Winslow approx. 5.5 miles
• Leighton Buzzard approx. 9 miles
• Milton Keynes approx. 17 miles.
• M1. Approx. 25 miles.
• M40. Approx. 20 miles.
(All times and distances approximate).

***agents notes***

All viewings will be conducted by Lana Lawson, please quote ref LL0553 when you enquire

Property is serviced by Oil, Mains Water and Sewage.

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