- Approximately 2,134 sq ft of accommodation
- Four double bedrooms; principal with en suite
- Sitting/dining room with underfloor heating and lantern light
- Open-plan kitchen/breakfast with bi-fold doors to patio
- Gated gravel driveway and detached garden studio/outbuilding
- Landscaped rear garden with paved dining terrace
- Period solid-brick walls; likely no cavity insulation
- Council tax banding described as expensive
This red-brick detached cottage offers spacious family living across about 2,134 sq ft in a quiet no-through road in Wingrave. The ground floor blends character and contemporary comfort: an inglenook-family room with exposed beams, a sitting/dining room with underfloor heating and a lantern skylight, plus an open-plan kitchen/breakfast area with bi-fold doors onto the terrace. A gated gravel driveway, landscaped rear garden and detached garden room/studio add useful outdoor and home-working space.
Four double bedrooms sit on the first floor, three with built-in wardrobes; the principal bedroom includes an en suite shower and a large five-piece family bathroom serves the rest. The setting adjoins farmland and open countryside, with catchment for several well-regarded schools including Aylesbury Grammar and Aylesbury High School — a clear draw for families.
Buyers should note the property is period-built (pre-1900) with solid brick walls, which are assumed to have no cavity insulation; further energy upgrades may be desirable. Council tax is described as expensive. Overall, the house suits a family seeking village life with generous space, character features and potential for sensitive updating where desired.
