40 High Street

Nash, Buckinghamshire, MK17 0EP

Asking Price

£350,000

Property Highlights

Detached property
Three double bedrooms
Ground floor bathroom
Sitting room
Kitchen with walk-in pantry
Enclosed rear garden
In need of modernisation
Potential for re-modelling loft and garage

Property description

A three bedroom detached property with an east facing garden, and a garage with a loft space which has potential for re-modelling, located in the village of Nash and for sale with no upper chain.

The property is located on a road of individual properties and overlooks open countryside. It has approximately 838 sq. ft. of accommodation over two floors and is in need of some updating. The ground floor has an entrance hall with stairs to the first floor and access to the bathroom and the sitting room which has a feature fireplace. The kitchen is accessed via the sitting room and has windows to the rear, a door to the garden and a walk-in pantry. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, all with built-in storage. The rear garden is lawned with fenced borders. The driveway has parking in the garage which accesses the rear garden and there are stairs to a boarded loft space above which is insulated and has a Velux window for natural light.

Kitchen

The kitchen has vinyl flooring and is fitted with a range of retro base and wall units with tiled splashbacks and laminate work surfaces incorporating a stainless steel sink and drainer. There is a slide-in cooker and space for a washing machine. Two windows overlook the garden and a part glazed door opens to the rear. There is also walk-in pantry, and a further store cupboard with a stable door.

Rear Garden

The rear garden can be accessed from the garage and kitchen. It is mainly laid to lawn with flower and vegetable beds, and a path on one side leading to outbuildings further down the garden. There is a summer house, a wooden shed, as well as the oil tank. The garden has fenced borders with established hedges and shrubs providing screening at the sides, while the rear boundary overlooks open fields and is marked by post and rail fencing so the field views are not obscured.

Situation and Schooling

All Saints Church in Nash dates from 1857. The community has many events centred around the village hall and Nash is in the catchment area for schools in local villages. For children aged 4 to 11 this is Whaddon Church of England School or Thornborough Infant School and for children aged 7 plus there is Great Horwood Church of England School. The village is also in catchment for the Royal Latin School in Buckingham. Stony Stratford is approximately 4 miles away and has a high street with shops, banks and restaurants.

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