£385,000
3 bed semi-detached house for sale
Chapel Lane, High Wycombe HP12Freehold
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Key information
Tenure
Freehold
Council tax band
C
About this property
Three bedroom semi-detached proeprty
Huge driveway parking to front and side
Large rear garden extending beyond the pictures showen
Two reception rooms
Huge potential for expansion (STPP)
Gas central heating
Good access to M40 & west wycombe village
Ideal family home
No above chain
Priced competitively
Hurst are pleased to offer to the market this rare opportunity to purchase this popular, three bedroom, semi-detached home that provides a large rear garden that extends further than the pictures show and would appear to lend itself to significant expansion, subject to obtaining the relevant planning permission. This ideal family home is positioned at the bottom of Chapel Lane, located to the west of the town centre, perfect placed for those looking to commute, with its easy access to junction four of the M40. Is walking distance of all the local schools and just a short drive to John Lewis, retail outlet, Booker Common and National Trust Parkland at West Wycombe, which offers miles of countryside walks on your doorstep, West Wycombe village is also within easy reach. The accommodation offers period features and includes; front door leading to, dining room, lounge with bay window to the front aspect, fitted kitchen, inner lobby with door leading to rear garden/side access, family bathroom and three bedrooms. The property also benefits from; gas central heating, double glazing, ample driveway parking to the front and side, and an enclosed west facing rear garden that stretches beyond the pictures that are shown and is a real bonus to this property. An internal viewing is highly recommended and the property is also offered to the market with no onward chain.
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