A Rarely Available, Substantial Detached Period Property, With Three/Four Beds, Three Bath/Shower Rooms, Four Reception Rooms And A Beautiful Rear Garden with A Heated Swimming Pool, Pond, Pool Room, Wood Store, Additional Store Room and Double Garage with Electric Doors, Situated In a Convenient Location, In a Popular Buckinghamshire Village, with Fast Train Link into Marylebone

The Cider House is a detached period property with stunning split level accommodation, consisting of three/four bedrooms and four reception rooms which provide a truly beautiful home. The house enjoys an edge of village situation that has the great advantage of tranquil surroundings, it has a pretty walled garden with a heated swimming pool and garden pond and the interiors grab your attention the moment you enter the front door. The lay-out of the property is part of its immense appeal. The juxtaposition of contemporary features with its period details of inglenook fireplaces, exposed beams and vaulted ceilings, referencing its history, transform it into a wonderful and versatile family home, complete with a double garage with electric doors for effortless off road parking. The rooms are well proportioned; the kitchen has bespoke wooden units, under granite worktops, on sumptuous limestone floors, with steps leading to the useful cellar. The light filled 20’ sitting room with its large inglenook fireplace has a bay window overlooking the front of the house and a sunroom off it where you can watch the sunset. There is a dining room, with a cloakroom and utility off it, with a secondary staircase leading up to the generous master suite, which has a large dressing room, which could be converted into bedroom IV, and ensuite with bath and shower. Bedroom II has an ensuite shower room making it perfect for overnight guests, and there is also a family bathroom on that floor. Bedroom III is on the next floor up. The landscaped walled gardens are a particular feature of the property, with the heated swimming pool, pond, areas of decking and lawn and mature planting schemes. There is also a pool shed, wood store and additional store which could be converted into a home office, gym or treatment room. The property benefits from gas central heating. Early viewing is recommended. EPC Rating F (37).

Haddenham is situated approximately 3 miles from Thame, and boasts the Thame & Haddenham Parkway rail station with its direct link to Marylebone in 34 minutes (fast train). The church, of Norman origin is dedicated to St Mary the Virgin. There is also a Roman Catholic Church and Baptist and Methodist Chapels. The latter houses the village museum in a former schoolroom to the rear of the building. Haddenham is served by Haddenham Community Infant School, Haddenham Junior School and the voluntary aided St Mary’s Church of England School in the catchment area for the renowned Lord Williams’ in Thame, Princess Risborough Upper School and the Aylesbury Grammar Schools. The village has several independent food shops, a doctor’s surgery, a library, and garden centre. There are also a number of cafes, a wine bar and restaurants and the famous Tiggywinkles animal hospital.

The property comprises the following with all dimensions being approximate only. Please note that Reaston Brown has not tested appliances or systems and no warranty as to condition or suitability is confirmed or implied. Any prospective purchaser is advised to obtain verification from their Surveyor or Solicitor.