White Horse Lane, Whitchurch, Buckinghamshire, HP22

DESCRIPTION
1 White Horse Lane is a grade II listed building dating from the mid 1700?s with pretty brick elevations on a stone foundation believed to be reclaimed from the ruins of nearby Bolebec Castle.
The cottage was refurbished approximately twelve years ago when it was rewired, replumbed with a new central heating system, and secondary double glazing installed to the front aspect, and all the accommodation is presented in very good decorative order.
On the ground floor is a fitted kitchen that has cream units and granite effect work surfaces incorporating a stainless steel sink. The floor is quarry tiled, built in is an oven and halogen hob with an extractor hood above, and there is space and connections for a washing machine. In the sitting room are some ceiling beams and occupying the corner of the room a cast iron woodburning stove on a stone hearth.
Upstairs are two bedrooms, one a good size double, and each have wardrobes/storage. The bath has a white suite of wc, wash basin panelled bath. There?s an independent, separate shower cubicle, the shower replaced within the last two years, and on the wall a mirror with LED lighting.

OUTSIDE
A stable door in the kitchen opens onto a small courtyard seating area and then steps lead out of the gardens to a parking area where number 1 has an allocated bay. The gardens to the row of cottages are not communal but somewhat entwined and there are rights of way over them.

COUNCIL TAX BAND - Band D ?2,147.88 per annum

SERVICES ? Mains water, drainage and electricity. Economy 10 central heating.