Elmers Meadow, North Marston, Buckingham, Buckinghamshire, MK18

This four-bedroom detached property built in 1993 by Hassle Homes. Situated on a corner plot with red brick construction, the property is accessed via a shared drive and road. At the front, there is off-road parking for three or more vehicles, as well as a garage with twin electric doors, complete with power and lighting. The front garden is landscaped with slate and a few shrubs, and a side gate provides access to the property's side. Upon entering the house, you're greeted by a hallway featuring solid wood flooring that extends into the study. The study enjoys dual aspect windows facing the front and side. From the hallway, doors lead to the kitchen, downstairs cloakroom, living room, and the stairs to the first floor. The living room, positioned at the front of the house, has a bay window and an open fireplace (currently a non-working gas fire). Double doors from the living room open into the dining room. The downstairs cloakroom continues with solid wood flooring and is fitted with a white pedestal basin, WC, towel radiator, and a side-facing window. The kitchen, which has ceramic tiles and faces the rear and side of the house, features a five-ring Rangemaster Toledo cooker with an overhead hood, a recently replaced dishwasher, and a range of beech-colored eye-level and base units. The countertops are granite, and there is a Belfast sink with mixer taps. A door leads to an understairs cupboard, while an archway opens into the utility room. The utility room includes space for a washing machine, tumble dryer, full-height cupboard, additional granite worktop, and space for a full-height fridge freezer. It also houses a Worcester Bosch boiler. A door from the utility room opens to the side garden, and there's a heated towel radiator, along with windows overlooking the rear garden. Another door from the kitchen leads into the dining room, which features solid wood flooring and decorative PVC patio doors that open onto a raised decking area in the garden. Upstairs, the landing provides access to all four bedrooms and the family bathroom. Bedroom one, a spacious room facing the front, includes built-in wardrobes, two front-facing windows, and an en-suite shower room with a front-facing window. The en-suite features a large basin with a vanity unit underneath, a WC, and a large glass-framed shower cubicle with full-height tiling and a rainfall shower head (with a five-year guarantee on the shower). Bedroom two, also at the front, is a double room with two windows and a built-in wardrobe. Bedroom three is a double room with rear-facing windows and a recess suitable for wardrobe space. Bedroom four is a smaller double room with built-in wardrobes and an additional cupboard, which has recently been used as a workspace. The family bathroom is fitted with a white pedestal basin over a vanity cupboard, WC, and a double-width shower cubicle with a rainfall shower head. There is also a cupboard containing the water cylinder and additional storage. The garden can be accessed from the front and both sides of the house. It features a lawn area on one side and a raised decking area, bordered by wooden railings, on the other. A shingle section provides a seating area, and a gate leads to the side of the house where the propane gas tank is, which powers the gas central heating.