Three bedrooms with separate living and dining rooms
Set well in the heart of Penn, this 1930s three-bedroom semi-detached house sits on a substantial plot offering privacy and scope. The property includes a living room, separate dining room, fitted kitchen, family bathroom and detached garage, with gated access and generous rear garden planted with fruit trees. Local schools are highly regarded and village amenities plus open countryside are nearby, making the location a strong draw for families.
The house is sold freehold and provides immediate, liveable accommodation but is in need of modernisation throughout. Key systems are mains gas boiler and radiators; the walls are cavity-built with no added insulation (assumed), and the EPC is band D. Single bathroom and relatively compact internal footprint (circa 718 sq ft) mean layout improvements could add considerable value.
This is a practical refurbishment or extension opportunity for buyers wanting to personalise a home in an affluent, low-crime area. Buyers should budget for renovation costs (cosmetic and likely energy-efficiency upgrades), and note Council Tax band E. Fast broadband and convenient road links to Beaconsfield, High Wycombe and Amersham support family life and flexible working.
Overall, the property offers rare outside space and parking in a desirable village setting, balanced against clear renovation needs — an appealing project for a family wanting long-term potential or a buyer seeking to add value.
