About this location
A charming 17th-century Grade II listed cottage in the heart of Little Missenden, a historic Chilterns village with an established filming history, including Midsomer Murders.
Inside are exposed beams, an inglenook fireplace with a wood burner, quarry-tiled floors and a traditional kitchen diner with a range cooker. Outside, the large garden runs down to the river, with decking, a patio and countryside views.
Key features
- 17th-century Grade II listed brick cottage
- Beamed sitting room with inglenook fireplace
- Traditional kitchen diner with quarry-tiled floor
- Large riverside garden with decking and patio
- Picket-fenced front garden in a historic village
- Off-street parking and garage/workshop
Room breakdown
- 3x Bedroom
- 2x Bathroom
- 2x Reception room
- 1x Kitchen / diner
- 1x Beamed sitting room
- 1x Garage / workshop
- Decking and large riverside garden
Parking and accessibility
Off-street parking available, plus access to a private double driveway in the centre of the village. Vehicle access is available for equipment drop-off. As a 17th-century listed property, accessibility to the front and rear of the property is over a small step.
Amenities
Mains power, Wi-Fi and toilet facilities available. Generally quiet village setting with low background noise. Large garden, garage/workshop and driveway provide useful space for equipment and production activity.