Beaconsfield, HP9 1BP

With generous room sizes, and excellent natural light, this detached family home nestled along a popular, elevated cul-de-sac, is an ideal prospect for purchasers seeking a unique long-term home. Set in approximately half an acre in an elevated position, enjoying panoramic views across the surrounding countryside, this impressive four/five bedroom home is one of just 29 properties originally designed in a modernist style by renowned architect Mary Christian Hamp is on the market for the very first time since built in 1963 and available with no onward chain. The ground floor offers a well-balanced layout, centred around a welcoming entrance hall. To the rear, a bright and spacious 15’11 ft sitting room provides an excellent light-filled reception space overlooking the elevated garden with delightful countryside views. Adjacent is the 14ft dining room, ideal for entertaining or family living. This in turn leads through to a well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room connecting conveniently to a utility area, additional storage and side access into the garden. A further room on this level offers flexibility as a 4th bedroom or playroom, along with a dedicated study/bedroom 5 and a modern shower room. At first floor level there are three well-sized bedrooms served by a family bathroom. The third bedroom benefits from private access from the ground floor via a spiral staircase. To the front, a large driveway area provides ample parking alongside a double garage. The extensive rear garden is an outstanding feature of this home and is laid mainly to lawn, interspersed with mature trees providing privacy and seclusion. Hampden Hill is thoughtfully arranged around a central green and has been granted Conservation status. The cul-de-sac is set to the west of Beaconsfield, approximately one mile from the main thoroughfare of Beaconsfield New Town and its excellent range of high street and boutique shops. There is also an array of restaurants in both Beaconsfield New and Old Towns. Sports enthusiasts are well catered for with tennis, riding, squash, golf, cricket, football and rugby clubs all in the local area along with easy access to beautiful countryside walks. For the commuter, Beaconsfield train station at approximately 1.2 miles takes you directly into London (Marylebone). The nearby M40 meanwhile provides fast access to the M25, London and Oxford. The area is well regarded for its excellent grammar schooling along with a good number of state and independent schools. For a full list of catchment schools visit buckscc.gov.uk.