Chilton Road, Long Crendon, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP18

A beautifully styled and thoughtfully designed home, presented in immaculate condition and perfectly positioned in the heart of this sought-after Buckinghamshire village.

Built in 2007 by a highly regarded local builder, accessed from Chilton Road through secure electric gates, the property enjoys a private driveway shared with just two other homes and is discreetly set back, offering both privacy and convenience. Situated on the edge of Long Crendon, next to the village primary school, Chilton Road boasts an enviable location.

The open plan kitchen/dining/family room is a true highlight of the property. Designed with precision and flair, it features granite worktops, handcrafted cabinetry, and a central island. Integrated appliances. This outstanding family and entertaining space accommodates a dining area and relaxed seating, with bi-fold doors seamlessly connecting to the terrace and gardens for perfect summer living.

The dual-aspect sitting room is bathed in natural light, centred around a charming brick fireplace with a gas-effect wood-burning stove — ideal for cosy winter evenings. Flowing through to the snug, and on to the conservatory, enhancing the home’s warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Upstairs, four generously proportioned double bedrooms offer comfort and style. Bedrooms one & two feature en-suite facilities and most bedrooms include oak-fronted wardrobes. There is a further family bathroom to service the other two bedrooms.

Outside, the landscaped gardens are thoughtfully designed with sweeping lawns, mature trees, and colourful borders, complemented by sunlit dining terraces offering a secure environment for children and pets, with gated access ensuring peace of mind.

A double garage with electric doors and additional driveway parking completes this superb property.

Location

Long Crendon is an attractive and sought-after village lying approx. 2 miles to the north of the market town of Thame. The village is a picturesque mix of mainly period houses and cottages together with a good selection of shops for day-to-day needs as well as a primary school, health centre, library, sports facilities, a number of public houses, coffee shop, and the renowned Angel Dining Rooms.
The village benefits from pre-schools and a local first school with access to Lord Williams’s School in Thame. It also sits within the catchment area for grammar schools.
There are excellent commuter road and rail connections, with the M40 motorway being about 15 minutes’ drive away providing connections to the M4 and M25 national motorway networks. Haddenham Station is about 2 miles away providing a fast and efficient service to London Marylebone in approx. 35 minutes.