Guide price

£575,000

(£396/sq. ft)

4 bed semi-detached house for sale
Princes Close, Chilton HP18

    • 4 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 2 receptions

    • 1,453 sq. ft

  • EPC Rating: D

  • Freehold

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About this property

  • Four-bedroom semi-detached family home

  • Peaceful cul-de-sac setting

  • Far-reaching countryside views

  • Exceptional rear garden

  • Characterful open fireplace

  • Open-plan kitchen

  • Large garage and driveway parking

  • Excellent school catchment

Welcome To Princes Close...

Set within a peaceful cul-de-sac in the Buckinghamshire village of Chilton, this substantial four-bedroom semi-detached home combines generous living space with a particularly attractive setting.

Open countryside lies to the front, while the rear garden stretches away behind the house and backs onto private allotments, creating a lovely sense of space and greenery.

With well-proportioned rooms, a large integral garage, four bedrooms and plenty of scope to personalise over time, this is a home that works comfortably for family life while still feeling connected to its rural surroundings.

The Approach...

Princes Close is a quiet residential cul-de-sac, giving the property a calm and private setting.

A driveway provides off-road parking and leads to the integral garage, offering useful storage and practical space.

From the front of the house, the open outlook towards the surrounding countryside immediately gives the property a greater sense of space and separation from neighbouring homes.

Step Inside...

The main reception room is a generous open-plan space, naturally divided into two distinct areas.

At the front, an open fireplace creates a warm focal point and adds character to the room.

Beyond, the space opens into a second seating area overlooking the garden, where newly installed patio doors bring in plenty of natural light and create an easy connection with the outside space.

The layout works well for both everyday family life and entertaining, with enough space to create separate sitting areas while keeping the room feeling open and connected.

The Heart Of The Home...

The kitchen and dining area has a relaxed, practical feel and sits naturally at the centre of the home.

The kitchen provides a good amount of everyday workspace, while the adjoining dining area creates a comfortable place for family meals and entertaining.

A traditional chimney breast adds character and creates a natural focal point, with the potential for a wood-burning stove to add even more warmth to the room.

It is a sociable space that feels easy to live in and offers plenty of opportunity to add your own style over time.

A ground-floor cloakroom completes the accommodation on this level.

Upstairs...

The first floor provides four well-proportioned bedrooms.

The principal bedroom is particularly generous, while the remaining rooms offer plenty of flexibility for children, guests or additional living space.

The peaceful position of the house is especially noticeable upstairs, with views towards the surrounding countryside and mature greenery creating a calm outlook from several of the rooms.

The Family Bathroom...

The family bathroom is a good-sized room with both a large corner bath and separate walk-in shower.

Its generous proportions make it a comfortable and practical space for family life, with scope to update or restyle in the future if desired.

A Garden With Real Character...

The rear garden is one of the strongest features of the property.

Long, established and informal, it has a natural feel with mature planting, wild grasses and plenty of greenery.

The garden backs onto private allotments, helping to maintain the open outlook and giving the space a peaceful backdrop.

There is plenty of room for outdoor seating, gardening, play areas or more formal landscaping, depending on how the next owner would like to use the space.

With direct access from the rear reception room, the garden feels closely connected to the house and can be enjoyed as an extension of the living space during the warmer months.

Village Life...

Chilton is a picturesque Buckinghamshire village surrounded by open countryside and local footpaths.

Walks around Chilton Lake and towards Lower Pollicott are close by, while the neighbouring village of Long Crendon provides a good selection of local amenities including cafés, restaurants, a gp surgery, library and convenience store.

The historic market town of Thame is approximately 4.5 miles away and offers a wider choice of shops, restaurants, leisure facilities and everyday services.

Families are well served by local schooling, including Ashfold independent preparatory school, while the property is also within catchment for Lord Williams’s School in Thame.

For commuters, Haddenham & Thame Parkway station is approximately 5.5 miles away, with regular services to London Marylebone. The M40 is also within easy reach for travel towards Oxford, London and beyond.

A Home With Space And Potential...

What makes this home particularly appealing is the combination of space, setting and flexibility.

There is plenty of room for family life, a generous garden, open countryside nearby and the convenience of Thame and Long Crendon within easy reach.

The house already has a strong sense of character, but there is also plenty of opportunity to make it your own and adapt the space around the way you want to live.

A spacious village home with a lovely outlook, generous accommodation and a setting that feels both peaceful and well connected.

Location

Chilton is a picturesque Buckinghamshire village surrounded by open countryside and a network of scenic footpaths around Chilton Lake, with views towards Lower Pollicott.

The village has a strong rural identity and includes a historic church and bowling green, while the neighbouring village of Long Crendon, approximately two miles away, provides a coffee shop, restaurants, gp surgery, library and convenience store.

The historic market town of Thame lies approximately 4.5 miles away and offers a broad selection of independent shops, boutiques, restaurants, leisure facilities and everyday amenities.

Families are well served by the local schools, including the renowned Ashfold independent preparatory school for children aged three to thirteen. The property is also within catchment for Lord Williams’s School in Thame.

For commuters, Haddenham & Thame Parkway station is approximately 5.5 miles away, with regular services to London Marylebone in under 40 minutes. Junction 8A of the M40 is approximately nine miles away.

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