4 bed semi-detached house for sale

Lower Icknield Way, Longwick HP27

An extended and modernised four-bedroom semi-detached home, presented in a contemporary style and benefiting from gated off-street parking for three cars and a private enclosed rear garden.

The brick under tile property offers well-balanced accommodation including an entrance hall with cloakroom, two separate reception rooms, and a kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances and breakfast seating. The dual-aspect sitting/dining room features a log-burning stove and French doors opening onto the garden. The first floor provides four bedrooms, including one with a modern en suite shower room, plus a three-piece family bathroom.

Additional features include wooden flooring to most of the ground floor, new wooden shutters to the front windows, and a new composite front door.

Outside, the rear garden enjoys a good degree of privacy, with a paved entertaining terrace, lawn, fruit trees, grape vines, and a timber gazebo with lighting and power, erected in 2021. A powered garden shed offers useful storage or workspace.

Further benefits include part-boarded loft space with potential to convert (subject to consent), afternoon sun to the rear garden, and gas central heating, with the boiler serviced in January 2026.

EPC Rating: C

Location

Longwick is a well-regarded Buckinghamshire village, located a short distance from Princes Risborough. It offers a strong community atmosphere with a village pub, local store with post office, and a well-used playing field, alongside access to scenic rural footpaths and bridleways through the surrounding farmland and Chiltern landscape. More comprehensive shopping and rail services are available in nearby Princes Risborough. The property is approximately 0.7 miles walking distance from Longwick Primary School, making it an appealing choice for families seeking village life with everyday conveniences close by.

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