A charming one-bedroom Grade II listed cottage, ideally positioned within easy reach of the shops, restaurants and lively atmosphere of historic Beaconsfield Old Town.
Rich in period character, the property features attractive exposed beams and a welcoming sitting room. The chimney is currently blocked, although there is space for an electric wood-burning-style stove.
The kitchen is equipped with an under-counter fridge, hob, oven and washing machine, together with a generous storage cupboard.
Upstairs, the double bedroom features an exposed beam and useful storage. A separate cupboard houses the boiler, which was serviced in August.
The bathroom comprises a bath with shower over, pedestal wash basin and shaver socket. Additional storage is provided by a boarded loft with ladder access and lighting.
On-street parking is available, with the further option of free parking in the car park opposite.
Location: Beaconsfield Old Town has a fascinating history dating back to the 13th century, when it developed as a medieval market settlement at the important crossroads of the London–Oxford and Windsor–Aylesbury routes. Its market rights were granted by King Henry III in 1255, followed by a charter fair in 1269 - an event that continues to be celebrated each May.
The town later flourished as a Georgian coaching hub, conveniently positioned between London and Oxford. Today, its handsome period buildings and historic coaching inns provide an atmospheric setting for a thriving selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs. Beaconsfield also has notable literary and political associations, including former local figures Benjamin Disraeli and Edmund Burke.
EPC: C
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: D
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4 Burkes Parade, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire HP9 1NN
