Property history of Grass Verge Cottage, Chartridge, Chesham HP5 2TF, 16th Feb 2004

Grass Verge Cottage is of brick and flint and believed to date in origin to the late 18th/early 19th century when it was a pair of semi-detached labourers' cottages. The cottage was sympathetically extended and refurbished in the early 1980s and now offers light, well planned accommodation. The delightful south-west facing gardens are a feature of the property offering a high degree of privacy and an abundance of plants, shrubs and trees.

Land to the rear is available by separate negotiation

Grass Verge Cottage is pleasantly situated, with no immediate neighbours, backing onto open farmland with far reaching views to the rear. Chartridge Village is within the heart of the Chiltern Hills and with much of the surrounding land designated as in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Chartridge offers an abundance of walking country over farmland and there is a public house, village hall, and golf club. Chartridge is ideal for commuters being only 3.5 miles from Great Missenden station (London, Marylebone) or Amersham & Chesham (Metropolitan tube line to London, Baker Street) and excellent road links to the M40 and M25.

Entrance hall, cloakroom, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, main bedroom with en-suite shower room, two further double bedrooms, bedroom 4/study, family bathroom, double garage, gas fired central heating, garden and grounds of approximately 1/4 acre.