Steeple Claydon, Buckinghamshire, MK18

Property Description

A village-located four double bedroom family home with 4 reception rooms, gated off-street parking for 4 vehicles and a corner plot garden. The home sits in a cul-de-sac of just five houses and has a combined 2,472 sq. ft of accommodation. Within catchment for the renowned Royal Latin Grammar School

Property Details

Ground Floor - The reception hall gives access to three of the four reception rooms, a cloakroom and the kitchen. There is a spindled balustrade staircase and parquet flooring that extends into the dining room. The kitchen has a range of base and wall units and an electric oven, hob and extractor. The sitting room has been fitted with a generously sized wood burning stove. The conservatory is double glazed, has radiator heating and doors to the garden.

Gardens - A five bar timber gate opens to a block paved driveway with parking for four cars in addition to the attached double garage which is accessed via an electric up and over door and has power, lighting and a door to the utility room. The corner plot is enclosed by a combination of walls, fencing, and mature hedge borders. The rear and side gardens are mainly laid to lawn with a patio area, some raised beds and some mature trees.

Situation and Schooling - Steeple Claydon has a range of amenities including shops, a post office, a library, GP and dental surgery, a village hall, a church, primary school, café, bakery, Chinese takeaway, a public house and a fish and chip shop. A wider range of facilities can be found in Buckingham, Aylesbury and Milton Keynes. The property is in the catchment area for the Royal Latin (grammar) School in Buckingham, Furthermore the bus stop for the School routes is less than 0.1 Miles from the House.
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