High Street, Weedon, Buckinghamshire, HP22

DESCRIPTION
Number 59 High Street is in a row of nineteenth century cottages locally known as ?The Barracks?, a term coined from Lord Nugents time in the village when it is said the local militia were marched from the cottages to the lawn of his house The Lillies.

The present owner has much improved the cottage, having upgraded the heating system, installing a new kitchen, and refurbishing the roof. At the entrance is a double glazed door into the recently replaced kitchen which now has country cream units, granite effect worktops, and complimentary metro style tiling. There is a one and half bowl sink with a ?Britannia? chrome mixer tap, space for an oven, a washing machine (plumbing in situ), and a fridge/freezer beneath the stairs. The kitchen has downlighting and concealed lighting and the floor is tiled, this tiling continuing into the sitting room which has wall lights and a fireplace housing a cast iron woodburning stove.
Upstairs on the landing and bedrooms are painted floorboards, there is a large double bedroom, small second bedroom and a shower room. In bedroom two is loft hatch and fold down ladder into an attic room that is carpeted and has a velux window and lighting.

OUTSIDE
The garden is slightly offset and in a strip stretching some 80ft. It is mostly lawn, two thirds of the way down is a raised bed and at the end a patio shaded by mature trees.
There are two brick sheds, one in a block to the left of the patio and the other in a separate block on the right hand boundary of the gardens where number 59 has one second from the far end.

Note: The terrace all have rear entrances thus there is a right of way crossing the cottages for access purposes