6 bed detached house for sale

Terrick, Buckinghamshire HP17

This wonderful family home offers the perfect lifestyle for those looking to embrace country living, yet within easy reach of all the main road and rail lines providing fast access to London, the North and the West. Dating from circa 1900 the bright and airy accommodation is perfect for the growing family with an abundance of space, all enjoying one of the best views of Coombe Hill.

There are three versatile reception rooms on the ground floor and a great family kitchen/diner overlooking the grounds. The views from the first and second floors are spectacular with six bedrooms, all doubles and served by four bathrooms.

The self-contained flat sits over the garage block and is ideal for a family member, a housekeeper or even to generate an income. The stable yard is immaculate incorporating an excellent stable block and adjacent hay barn. The manege is exceptionally well drained and has a quality sand and rubber surface, perfect for all year-round use.

The gardens are generous with two level fields to the rear, leading out to foot and bridle paths to the countryside beyond.



EPC Rating: C

Location

Conveniently situated between Princes Risborough and Wendover with both market towns providing excellent shopping, recreational and leisure facilities, plus the frequent mainline train services to London Marylebone. Either the A41 or M40 motorway provide easy access to the M25 and London. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its choice and standard of schooling, both state and private, including the much-admired grammar school system.

The area is surrounded by beautiful countryside with numerous footpaths, bridle paths including the Ridgway trail. For golfers there is either Ellesborough or Whiteleaf and for tennis there is excellent indoor and outdoor facilities at Halton Tennis Centre or Wendover.

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