Seymour Court Lane, Buckingha...

A pretty brick & flint semi- detached character cottage in a sheltered non estate location on the northern outskirts of the town close to countryside but within one mile of the High St.
A very pretty, semi-detached brick & flint character cottage, combining much of the original charm & character dating back to the mid-19th century, with all the practicalities of modern living. Offering just under 1000 sq. ft arranged over two floors with the benefit of a large ground floor extension to create an impressive open plan fitted kitchen/sitting room with bi-fold doors to the rear gardens. In our view this represents an ideal home for a professional single/couple, downsizers, or a small family with local schools all within easy reach including Sandygate & Holty Trinity for younger children, and both Sir William Borlase Grammar School & Great Marlow School at secondary level.
Location
Situated in this highly sought after hamlet location, on the northern outskirts of the town, just over one mile from the town centre, with its array of bustling individual shops, cafes & restaurants, which include ‘The Ivy Marlow Garden’ in the High Street, as well as Tom Kerridge’s ‘The Coach’ and the renowned 2 Michelin Star ‘The Hand & Flowers’ both in West Street.
Marlow Station provides access to central London & Paddington via Maidenhead. The Marlow bypass is within 2½ miles providing fast access to both the M40 at J3 Handy Cross & the M4 at J8/9 Maidenhead. Heathrow Airport is within 20 miles and Central London approx.30 miles.
Local recreational facilities include golf at Harleyford & Temple; riding, cycling & walking in the Hambleden valley, a selection of clubs for tennis, hockey, cricket & bowls all in Pound Lane, along with the Court Gardens Leisure Complex with gymnasium & pool, as well as the National Sports Centre at Bisham Abbey.
Directions
From the centre of Marlow proceed east from the obelisk along Spittal Street towards Bourne End. At the mini roundabout, turn left onto Dean Street, the B482 signposted Lane End & Stokenchurch, continue into Seymour Court Road out of the town, climb the hill and turn left into Seymour Court Lane, where the cottage will be found on the right-hand side.