Lower Street, Quainton, Buckinghamshire, HP22

DESCRIPTION
Number 19 Lower Street sits side on to the street, its pretty rendered front elevation behind wrought iron railings.
A detached two bedroom property is rare in this day and age but do not be fooled into thinking number 19 is a twee little cottage as the accommodation provided is surprising. The original building dates from 1869 and it has been extended over recent years, greatly enhancing the ground floor accommodation. Of particular note is the plot of Willow Cottage which boasts a southerly facing 150ft garden.
At the entrance is a spacious hall with the staircase, a cloakroom and wc, and to the right twin glass panel oak doors into the sitting room. Of excellent dimensions and dual aspect with the bow bay window, there is an old brick fireplace housing a cast iron multifuel stove. The hall and sitting room benefit from very attractive dark oak luxury vinyl flooring. Left from the hall lies the kitchen and dining/family room, all open plan, the dining/family room having a vaulted ceiling and bi-fold doors to the garden. It is a lovely room and the kitchen is fitted with cream units and solid wood surfaces, the latter incorporating a breakfast bar and butlers sink. Plumbing and spaces are provided for both a dishwasher and washing machine and the fridge/freezer is integrated. Remaining is the ?Belling? cooking range, equipped with 7 gas burner hob, 2 ovens, a grill, and a pan drawer. There is concealed lighting and downlighting and the flooring is bricks tyle block paviours.
Some of the ceiling on the landing is also vaulted, as is the back bedrooms. Each bedroom is a good double and each is served by its own ensuite, one a shower room and the other a bathroom.

OUTSIDE
Running down the side of the property is a gravel drive which is narrow initially then widens to become broad enough to park a small car behind the gate.
The substantial rear garden stretches to almost 150ft and benefits from a great deal of work and investment by the current owners. Adjacent the dining room is a patio and gravelled area, timber shed, and log store. The owners keep chickens thus there is a cage and chicken coop, a very high quality cage and coop I should add, that can stay in situ if so desired.
Along one edge of the lawn are flowers and shrubs, and prior to the lawn is a raised sleeper vegetable patch. In the middle of the lawn surrounded by slate chips stands a beautiful ornamental Japanese plum tree.

AGENTS NOTES
The boiler was replaced approx. 4 years ago. The ?Belling? range is 2 years old. The multifuel stove was installed 4 years ago.

COUNCIL TAX ? Band E ?2,609.31 per annum