This detached four-bedroom home is situated in the picturesque village of Lane End, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Chiltern Hills. Built in the 1980s, it offers a solid foundation for those looking to invest in a property with substantial renovation potential.
The house is set back from a charming lane that runs over a common area, providing a sense of privacy and tranquility. It features private parking and delightful views both at the front and back, with expansive vistas over rolling countryside. The spacious layout includes two generous reception rooms, a separate kitchen paired with an adjoining utility room, and a cloakroom with WC on the ground floor.
While the interior reflects an older style that may be considered dated, it is ripe for modernization. There are numerous possibilities for reconfiguration; for instance, combining the kitchen and dining room could create an inviting family space that seamlessly connects to the garden—a desirable feature for contemporary living. Additionally, converting part of the integral garage into additional living space could further enhance usability (subject to planning approval).
Upstairs, you'll find four well-proportioned bedrooms, three of which are substantial doubles. The main bedroom boasts dual-aspect windows and an en suite shower room, offering ample space for either fitted wardrobes or even a walk-in dressing room. The existing family bathroom presents an opportunity for reimagining; relocating it into what is currently the fourth bedroom could clear space for an expanded layout.
Externally, the property benefits from a paved driveway edged with hedging for added seclusion. It includes several outbuildings—such as a summerhouse and greenhouse—as well as a predominantly lawned garden ideal for outdoor enjoyment or further landscaping ventures.
Living in Lane End allows easy access to local amenities including shops, cafes, pubs, and recreational facilities such as golf clubs and sports teams. This community-oriented village provides excellent opportunities for outdoor activities amid stunning landscapes.
Convenient transport links connect Lane End to nearby towns like Marlow (4.8 miles) and Henley-on-Thames (7.5 miles), while High Wycombe (5.4 miles) offers rail services to London Marylebone. With access to major roadways like the M40 leading towards Oxford and London, this location combines rural charm with urban accessibility.
In addition to its aesthetic appeal and investment potential through renovation, this property is situated within sought-after school districts in Buckinghamshire—an attractive quality for families considering long-term residence or rental opportunities in this desirable area.
