The Hazel, High Wycombe

The Hazel is a contemporary three-bedroom home thoughtfully laid out for modern living. The bespoke kitchen is fitted with integrated Bosch and Beko appliances and opens seamlessly into the open-plan dining area. Patio doors extend the space into the garden, making the most of this particular plot's south-east facing aspect and creating an easy connection between indoors and out. The ground floor also offers a generous living room and a separate study, ideal for home working.
On the first floor, all three bedrooms are well-proportioned doubles. The principal bedroom features fitted wardrobes and a private en-suite, complete with a double mirrored cabinet and chrome heated towel rail. The family bathroom is finished with ceramic wall tiling, wood-effect flooring and a contemporary chrome towel rail.
Externally, plot 550 sits on a good sized plot with a south-easterly facing rear garden. There are two allocated parking spaces.
Willow Rise forms the latest collection of three and four bedroom homes at Abbey Barn Park, set beside Deangarden Wood — an ancient woodland crisscrossed with scenic footpaths connecting the surrounding area. With the 34-acre country park, The Ride, close by and Abbey View Primary School just a short walk away, the development is ideally suited to family life.
High Wycombe | Buckinghamshire
Buckinghamshire is renowned for its charming market towns, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the scenic River Thames, making it one of the most desirable rural counties in the UK. High Wycombe itself has a rich heritage, once celebrated as the nation’s chair-making capital, with historic landmarks ranging from the remains of a Roman villa on The Rye to Hughenden Manor, the former home of Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli.
The town centre offers a vibrant mix of shopping, dining and leisure facilities at the Eden Centre, including popular fashion brands, restaurants, gyms, a bowling alley and a 12-screen cinema. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the extensive walking routes through the Chiltern Hills, while traditional pubs provide the perfect stop along the way. With a lively calendar of events in nearby Marlow, Beaconsfield and Henley-on-Thames, there’s always something to see and do.