Appletree Cottage is an attractive thatched cottage just outside Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire. The property has whitened elevations on the outside, while the interior is a charming mix of period features including a host of beams and fireplaces with wood-burning stoves.
The cottage would make an excellent family residence, with four bedrooms (one en suite). Accommodation in total comprises: entrance hall, drawing room, dining room, study, large kitchen with an Aga, summer kitchen, and upstairs the master bedroom adjoins a wonderful family bathroom complete with freestanding bath.
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Outside the gardens offer a variety of open and screened areas. Features include open lawns, flower and shrub beds, patios and a pond as well as vegetable and fruit gardens. Parking is to the front of the house.
The property also has a summer house and a greenhouse for vegetables, plus a studio.
Appletree Cottage is situated in the traditional village of Stone, in Buckinghamshire which is a few miles outside Aylesbury which has good amenities, and the house also provides swift transport into London by car or train.
The guide price is £825,000. For further information please contact Hydegate Estates on 01494 725 656 or visit www.hydegate.com.
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