Main Street, Twyford, Buckingham, MK18

This charming two-bedroom mid terrace period cottage believed to have been built in the mid-1750s, with several modern bespoke features, located in the village centre on a quiet no through road. The front door opens into a lobby with a front facing tall window. A door opens into the living room which benefits from original oak beams to one side of the room and across the ceiling. There are built-in cupboards, a front facing window and a brick built open fireplace with a log burner. From the living room, a doorway opens into the kitchen, which was re-fitted in 2017 with a hand built bespoke range of eye and base level kitchen units with Minerva solid surface worktops, and in-built sink and drainer. There is an integral cooker with four ring electric hob and a built-in under stairs cupboard with a stylish bespoke hand-built door. The kitchen also benefits from under floor heating. The handmade oak staircase rises to the first floor. From the kitchen a further doorway leads to an extension which contains the rear lobby from which a door opens into the Bathroom with its rear facing window. There is a suite of ‘P’ shaped bath with oak surround, and a wall mounted shower and glass shower screen over, a pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC. There is also a heated towel rail and a built-in cupboard. The flooring throughout the kitchen and bathroom is laid to natural slate tiles. A further door leads from the rear lobby to the rear garden. The first floor landing has doors opening into both bedrooms. Bedroom one is a double room, front facing, with exposed beams, built-in bespoke ash wardrobes and cupboards. There is a brick chimney running from the ground floor through to the roof and the floor is laid to original very attractive oak floorboards which run throughout the whole of the first floor. Bedroom two is rear facing with built-in bespoke wardrobe. Outside, the property is approached via a parking area. A wooden gate leads from the parking area to the front garden which is laid to lawn with a tree and shrubs on either side. A footpath leads to the front door. The rear garden has a separate building attached to the neighbour’s property which is used as the laundry for Centre Cottage with power and lighting. The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with a border of shrubs to the left and a central flower bed. There is a Summer House with awning to the front and a further shed with a lean to cover in front. Council Tax band B