A stylish 4 bedroom detached house with magnificent views across the Hambleden Valley. Situated on the edge of the idyllic village of Fingest.

Lowlands House

This stylish detached house stands in a slightly elevated position with magnificent views across and down the Hambleden Valley. The accommodation is beautifully presented throughout and arranged over two floors with all the principal rooms enjoying the views. The kitchen is centrally located with an Aga and a large central island, specifically designed to create an informal dining area, from here you can step into a generous study, the main hall, and the reception room. Also located off the kitchen is the second hallway with a stable door leading out to the garden, and into the utility/boot room and garage. The reception room has been designed to either be open plan or divided with sliding pocket doors, each area has a wood burner and in the front section a stylish recessed library area.Upstairs, all the bedroom are generous, the main bedroom suite has a dressing room and ensuite shower room, there is a second bedroom suite and two further bedrooms sharing the family bathroom. Overall the house is light and bright, with impeccably presented and stylish decor.

Outside

Lowlands House is entered through automated gates onto a generous drive, leading up the house and the double garage. The borders are mature with specimen planting and a sweeping lawn. The rear garden has been curated to be a peaceful haven stepping out from the kitchen and living room with ornamental shingle, paving, a small lawn lawn and a patio area overlooking the rolling fields beyond. There is a substantial garden cabin (installed by our client as an art studio).Of course, the overall features of the grounds are the epic views across the Hambleden Valley, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and there is no doubt Lowlands House is perfectly positioned to enjoy it.

Situation

Lowlands House is situated on the edge of the idyllic village of Fingest , often described as an example of an unspoilt Englsih village, centered around St Bartholomew's Church famed for its Norman origins and outstanding natural beauty, There is a local public House, The Chequers which enjoys an excellent reputation. The village enjoys a wonderful selection of footpaths and bridleways connecting the village with nearby Hambleden (with a local store), Turville, Ibstone, and Skirmett. The larger centres of Henley on Thames and Marlow are within easy reach as is the M40 (J5) and for rail, High Wycombe connecting London Marylebone.

Services

Mains services: Electricity / water / private drainage, oil fired central heatingCouncil Tax: Buckinghamshire CouncilBand G, £3,373.65 2022/2023EPC Rating: E

Viewings

Strictly by arrangement with Robinson Sherston on 01491 411 911, henley@robinsonsherston.co.uk

Sales Disclaimer

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Nothing in these particulars shall be deemed to be a statement that the property is in good structural condition or that any services, appliances, equipment or facilities are in good working order. Measurements and distances referred to are given as a guide only whilst descriptions of the property are subjective and are used in good faith as an opinion and not as a statement of fact. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise on such matters prior to purchase.