CHESTNUT COTTAGE BLUEY S FARM, FRIETH ROAD, MARLOW, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

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1 CHESTNUT COTTAGE BLUEY S FARM, FRIETH ROAD, MARLOW, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

2 Prime and Country House 43 High St, Marlow, Buckinghamshire SL7 1BA

Chestnut Cottage Bluey s Farm, Frieth Road, Marlow, Buckinghamshire An outstanding period thatched house with striking modern interiors blending New England and French country style.

3 Chestnut Cottage Bluey s Farm, Frieth Road, Marlow, Buckinghamshire An outstanding period thatched house with striking modern interiors blending New England and French country style. Marlow High Street 3 miles, Marlow Station 3 miles, Henley on Thames 7 miles, Central London 38 miles Summary of Accommodation Main House Ground Floor Entrance Hall, Vaulted Sitting/Dining Room, Bulthaup Open Plan Kitchen, Family Room/Bedroom 3, Vaulted Beamed Master Bedroom with Dressing Room and En Suite Bathroom, Bedroom Two with En Suite Bathroom, Family Bathroom, Cloakroom Main House First Floor Study/Bedroom 4 Annexe Bedroom 5, Bathroom, Utility Room, Integral Single Garage Outside Detached Single Garage & Store, Landscaped Gardens, Paddock, Woodland In All About 2,753 sq ft in Grounds Approaching 3 Acres (2.966 acres) Specification & Services Under floor Heating (Bathrooms), Bang & Olufsen System to selected rooms, Lutron Remote Controlled Lighting in the principal rooms. Main Water, Electricity and Private Drainage. Oil Fired Central Heating. Propane Gas for the Kitchen Hob. Solar Panels (Floor Mounted within the Paddock).

DESCRIPTION: Described as a little piece of paradise by Country Homes & Interiors, set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is this unique small estate of cottage and annexe with outbuilding.

Surrounded by nearly 3 acres of land and gardens, the house has comfortable and light space, yet retains the character of the property, such as the oak beams and thatch.

4 DESCRIPTION: Described as a little piece of paradise by Country Homes & Interiors, set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is this unique small estate of cottage and annexe with outbuilding. Inspired by the location and setting within this small valley only 3 miles from Marlow, this period thatched house has been stylishly and creatively redesigned, to offer a significant modern interior. Surrounded by nearly 3 acres of land and gardens, the house has comfortable and light space, yet retains the character of the property, such as the oak beams and thatch. Reflecting the present owners origins, the house cleverly blends a New England and French style with a palette of pale colours, stripped beams, painted shutters and wood flooring. With the accommodation principally laid out over the ground floor, the accommodation is more akin to loft or apartment living. A separate one bedroom annexe provides ideal guest or staff accommodation. Entry into the house leads into a vaulted and beamed living space, the home hub, around which the rest of the accommodation flows. A cleverly designed reception room, with seating around the inglenook fireplace, dining space and a Bulthaup fully fitted kitchen with breakfast bar. Stairs lead from here up into a glassed galleried study above. The flexible bedroom accommodation affords the house up to five bedrooms, but is currently used as two principal suites with a guest suite in the selfcontained annexe. The third bedroom is currently used as the family room, an ideal private space for relaxing, supported by the adjacent family bathroom and separate cloakroom, for visiting guests. The master suite has been designed with indulgence in mind, with a vaulted beamed ceiling, Italian marble to the en suite bathroom and a walk in dressing room. The second bedroom suite has a full en suite bathroom and separate shower. The adjacent annexe matches the style and construction of the main house and offers a bedroom, bathroom, utility room and integral single garage that could be converted into additional reception space. In a similar style is the separate single garage and store room. The flexibility of the overall accommodation affords a variety of uses and the house has easily evolved from one couple s indulgent retreat to an active family home. SITUATION: The property is situated to the north of Marlow which offers a range of amenities including a comprehensive range of shops, excellent pubs and restaurants and riverside walks. Marlow Station has a train service to London Paddington via Maidenhead (from 1hr 5mins). Both Maidenhead and High Wycombe offer regular train services to London (Paddington and Marylebone) with links to the City of London, further enhanced when

Crossrail opens in Maidenhead in 2018. Access to the M4 and M40 is via the A404(M) and London Heathrow is around 25 miles away.

GARDEN & GROUNDS: The house is approached from a private road and has four neighbours who form part of the original Bluey s Farm.

To the rear of the house is a dining terrace, running the full width of the house, with steps leading up to the banked lawns that reach the paddock.

Opposite the entrance to the house is additional woodland that completes the acreage of the property.

6 Crossrail opens in Maidenhead in Access to the M4 and M40 is via the A404(M) and London Heathrow is around 25 miles away. There is a wide range of educational and recreational facilities in the area. Excellent local schools are numerous and include Sir William Borlase in Marlow, Eton College and Wycombe Abbey. GARDEN & GROUNDS: The house is approached from a private road and has four neighbours who form part of the original Bluey s Farm. Its large circular driveway has adjoining lawns and is entered via a five bar gate. Well screened by mature laurel hedges and a row of white beam trees, the house enjoys a high level of privacy. To the rear of the house is a dining terrace, running the full width of the house, with steps leading up to the banked lawns that reach the paddock. Bounded by post and rail fence it extends up the hill and affords a beautiful vista from the rear of the house. Opposite the entrance to the house is additional woodland that completes the acreage of the property. LOCAL AUTHORITY: Wycombe District Council POST CODE: SL7 2HT DIRECTIONS: From our office in Marlow High Street turn left onto West Street. Then turn right at Platts Garage onto Oxford Road and continue onto Frieth Road, passing through Marlow Common. After 2 miles, opposite a turning to Holmwood, turn right to Blueys Farm. After passing Blueys Farm, bear left to the house. VIEWING: By appointment with the agents. Prior to making an appointment to view, Hamptons strongly recommend you discuss any particular points which are likely to affect your interest in the property with a member of Hamptons staff who has seen the property in order that you do not make a wasted journey.

7 For clarification, we wish to inform prospective purchasers that we have prepared these sale particulars as a general guide. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, appliances and specific fittings. It should not be assumed that the property remains as displayed in the photographs and no assumption should be made with regard to parts of the property that have not been photographed. Any areas, measurements or distances referred to are given as a guide only and are not precise. Room sizes are approximate and rounded; they are taken between internal wall surfaces and therefore include cupboards/shelves, etc. Accordingly, they should not be relied upon for carpets and furnishings. Formal notice is also given that all fixtures and fittings, carpeting, curtains/blinds, furniture, lighting, kitchen equipment and garden statuary, whether fitted or not, are deemed to be removable by the Vendor unless specifically itemised within these particulars. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning permissions, building regulations or other consents and where any reference is made to planning permissions or potential uses such information is given in good faith.

THE OLD BUTCHERS SHOP HAMBLEDEN VILLAGE, NR HENLEY-ON-THAMES

THE OLD BUTCHERS SHOP HAMBLEDEN VILLAGE, NR HENLEY-ON-THAMES Viewing strictly by confirmed appointment through: Henley Office 14 Hart Street, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 2AU Tel: 01491 572 215 henley@hamptons-int.com