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Positioned on a generous corner plot towards the end of Miswell Lane, this 1930s semi combines classic suburban character with considered, light-filled living spaces perfect for twenty-first century life.

Situated in an attractive cul-de-sac, close to Bridgewater School, this spacious four bedroom detached family home enjoys an excellent location, and offers generous, extended living space, perfect for modern family life.  The ground floor includes a bright kitchen/breakfast room, located to the side, which opens out to a delightful side garden.

Nestled discreetly within an established setting, this handsome detached home, originally constructed in the 1920s, has been meticulously restored and thoughtfully extended by its current owners. The result is a quietly confident, beautifully designed home that balances the charm of its period bones with the ease of contemporary living. Crittall windows have been newly installed throughout, allowing light to pour into the house while echoing the architectural language of the era.

Set well back from the road, nestled away in the heart of this sought after village, you could be forgiven for missing this wonderfully tucked-away property as you pass by. A hidden gem, it boasts a prime location and the most spectacular views and setting. Understood to originally date back some 150 years, it has been sympathetically extended by the current owners and beautifully decorated in sophisticated muted tones.

Tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac, this thoughtfully extended and remodelled bungalow has a layout unlike any of the surrounding bungalows within the area. The current owner has brought a refined clarity to the architecture, creating a home that feels unequivocally modern, yet remains grounded in its setting. Link-detached by the garage only, the home retains the important elements of spatial and acoustic separation from adjacent bungalows.

Originally built as part of the Pendley Manor Estate, this beautifully preserved Arts and Crafts cottage dates to around 1912. One of a striking terrace of four black-and-white homes, collectively known as New Villas, the house sits well back from the road, just moments from Tring railway station, and offers an elegant home ideally suited to both commuters and admirers of architectural heritage.

Set back from the road and framed by mature cherry trees, this four bedroom detached home embodies the quiet elegance of mid-century architecture, reimagined with a thoughtful, contemporary sensibility. A broad frontage and generous driveway lend a sense of arrival, softened by layered planting and a landscaped frontage. The entrance porch opens into a wide hallway, where original period detailing – panelled doors and picture rails – speaks gently of the home’s architectural provenance.

Set within the sought-after Buckinghamshire village of Wingrave, this thoughtfully extended four bedroom home strikes a careful balance between contemporary design and practical family living. Semi-detached and quietly positioned, it enjoys far-reaching views over open countryside, with a garden that shares its boundary with fields which are often home to grazing horses. Internally, the house unfolds with an emphasis on natural light and spatial flow.

Tucked away in one of the town’s family-friendly 20mph zones, this beautifully presented three bedroom semi combines thoughtful design with a superb location. Close to local schools and just moments from the High Street, it offers the best of both convenience and calm. Inside, a spacious hallway with its stylish tiled flooring sets the tone for the home’s elegant interior. To the right, the sitting room spans the full depth of the house, its L-shaped layout creating distinct yet connected zones for sitting and dining. Dual-aspect glazing ensures the space is filled with light, with a large front window and French doors to the rear open directly onto the garden.