Georgian house originally built in around 1750 with a cosy interior.
Georgian brick and flint house with many original features but also various additions - two large reception rooms with open fireplaces, with an orangery/garden room leading off one of them, a split level kitchen, a cellar (which was once used as a prison cell by the local police) now used as an office. The house also features four bedrooms, as well as various outbuildings including brick and flint shed, a large wooden framed greenhouse and oak framed double car port. There is also a garden, mostly laid to lawn but with a kitchen garden to one side and some mature trees (eg apple and oak) and some wilder bits, as well as some ex-battery hen chickens in a coop.
Chesham Station (on the Metropolitan line) is a 10 minute walk away.
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