Station Road, Stoke Mandeville

Charming 1920s Detached Home with a garden and plot approaching almost 300ft. A beautifully presented and sympathetically improved detached two-bedroom home, combining period character with modern comforts, enviably positioned in the heart of Stoke Mandeville and within easy walking distance of the mainline railway station.
From the moment you arrive, this charming 1920s property offers a wonderful sense of character and individuality. The current owners have carried out a range of thoughtful improvements, creating a stylish and comfortable home while retaining the warmth and charm of the original property.
The welcoming entrance hall features underfloor heating and attractive wood-effect tiled flooring, setting the tone for the accommodation beyond. The kitchen is both practical and inviting, with elegant travertine-style flooring, an extensive range of storage cupboards and a fitted dining table, making it an ideal space for everyday living and entertaining.
The lounge is a particularly appealing room, with a wonderful homely atmosphere and a central wood-burning stove providing an attractive focal point and creating a cosy ambience during the cooler months.
Upstairs are two generous double bedrooms, both offering excellent proportions and ample space for bedroom furniture. The beautifully presented family bathroom continues the home's characterful style and features a striking claw-foot bath, perfectly complementing the period feel of the property.
Outside is one of the property's most impressive features is its exceptionally long rear garden, extending to approximately 180 feet. The garden has been thoughtfully designed into a variety of distinct areas, including a generous lawn, greenhouse and wildlife-friendly sections, offering an abundance of space and tremendous potential for keen gardeners or those simply looking for a peaceful outdoor retreat.
To the front, the extensive driveway has been recently renewed, providing excellent off-road parking and leading to a detached garage, offering valuable additional storage. The property also benefits from new front and rear doors, adding to the many improvements made by the current owners
Stoke Mandeville village is set close to Aylesbury. The village has three pubs including restaurants at The Woolpack and The Bell, and weekly food trucks at The Bull. The village is known for its links with the famous Stoke Mandeville Hospital and the Paralympic Games. There is a community centre with football pitches, open space, play park, skate park, tennis courts, as well as a 'green gym'. The village benefits from a local Post Office/shop, St Marys Church, mainline train station connecting to London Marylebone, Stoke Mandeville Combined School, Bucks Goat Centre, and many public footpaths connecting to beautiful countryside.