A seven-bedroom detached house is up for sale in High Wycombe.
Based along Daws Hill in the town, Wallingford House is a family home with over 4,500 square feet of accommodation.
The fresh-looking property boasts a contemporary design and neutral colour palette enhances the spacious feel of this home.
So what can you expect?
It’s detached, is a freehold, located on no through road, it backs onto a nearby woodlands, has two annexes, and is walking distance to several schools.
It has several living spaces (Image: Fine & Country - South Buckinghamshire)
The property is on the market for around £2m.
A statement on the Zoopla website reads: “The property offers generously proportioned accommodation comprising an expansive kitchen/breakfast room and four reception rooms to the ground floor with four double bedrooms, fifth bedroom/dressing room and three bathrooms to the first floor.
“The property offers flexible family living with the addition of two annexes allowing a separate home office or independent living for extended family.”
The kitchen is very spacious (Image: Fine & Country - South Buckinghamshire)
On the ground floor, there is an entrance hall, a kitchen/breakfast room, a sitting room, a dining room, a drawing room, a study room and a cloakroom.
The first floor offers four bedrooms with of them being en-suits.
One offers a bathroom whilst another has a shower room.
There are also two annexes located in the property (Image: Fine & Country - South Buckinghamshire)
There is also a family bathroom, along with the five bedrooms.
The ground floor annexe has a Kitchen, one en-suite bedroom with a shower room, whilst the second bedroom also has a sitting room.
Finally, the annexe has a kitchen, one bedroom and a shower room.
One of the other living spaces (Image: Fine & Country - South Buckinghamshire)
The estate agent looking after the property is Fine & Country which is in Princes Risborough.
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