Missenden Road, Buckinghamshire

Situated within 50 acres of private parkland and gardens, the apartment benefits from its own drive, garden and front door, as well as access via
the impressive communal entrance hall. Shardeloes is a magnificent Grade I listed building of special architectural and historic merit set in around 50 acres of parkland overlooking a lake
and the Misbourne valley on the edge of Amersham Old Town.
The apartment is well planned with the accommodation placed over two floors. The property can be accessed via the garden hallway with stairs to the first floor and access to the grand and imposing formal drawing room. Three full height sash windows with original shutters flood the room with natural light, bringing focus to the grand fireplace. Located adjacent to the drawing room is the bespoke kitchen/breakfast room.
The inner hallway gives access to a cloakroom, storage cupboard and the main front door of the property which leads to the grand entrance hallway and the front of the house. There is a generous dining room with two full height sash windows and shutters. A unique feature is the summer house, which is known as the Orangery (Grade II* listed) within the private garden and attached to the main building, which the current owners have used as a further dining room, however lends itself to many different uses such as a large home office.
The first floor is accessed via a turning staircase
to a landing area with two double storage
cupboards, to the far end there is the principal
bedroom with ensuite and large walk-in storage. There are three further bedrooms, all served by the well-appointed family bathroom. Within the cellar, there is an allocated wine storage area.
Garden Flat benefits from its own private garden, accessed via a sweeping driveway. There are iron gates opening to an area laid to shingle with ample parking. An area laid to lawn and patio to the front of the orangery and giving access to the garden hallway. Shardeloes stands prominently within its 50 acres of parkland and gardens and is approached via a long sweeping driveway through wrought iron gates. The grounds offer
lovely walks through the Chiltern countryside; there are far reaching views across the lake and Misbourne valley. There are garages for the residents located in blocks to the rear of the main house - Garden Flat owns two.
Please note the service charge covers; building insurance, exterior decoration, exterior repairs and maintenance, internal upkeep of communal areas, cleaning of communal areas, electricity in communal areas, communal gardens (which are part of approx 50 acres - the fields are looked after by a neighbouring farmer), caretaker, rubbish clearance, water and sewerage.