4 Bedroom Terraced House

Set within the centre of this quiet rural hamlet, this charming four-bedroom cottage has been beautifully maintained and finished to a high standard throughout. Enjoying a secluded position with views across Littleworth Common and bordering the stunning Burnham Beeches, it combines the calm of country living with excellent accessibility, being just three and a half miles from the Elizabeth line, offering swift connections into London.

Inside, the cottage is full of character and thoughtfully arranged living space. The front door opens into a welcoming sitting room where a wood-burning stove creates a warm and cosy atmosphere, while useful storage is tucked neatly beneath the stairs. To the rear, the impressive kitchen/dining/family room has been stylishly designed, with bi-fold doors opening directly onto the garden. The kitchen features a comprehensive range of cabinetry, stone work surfaces and integrated appliances. A substantial central island adds further storage and includes a breakfast bar, making it ideal for informal meals or entertaining. There is ample room for a dining table, and the adjoining family area enjoys attractive views over the garden.

On the first floor, the guest bedroom benefits from built-in storage as well as a separate fitted wardrobe, and enjoys delightful views across the Common. A second bedroom is positioned at the rear, alongside a beautifully finished family bathroom with built-in storage.

The top floor is dedicated to the principal bedroom, which features a Juliette balcony, two fitted wardrobes and an elegant en suite shower room. The fourth bedroom is equally appealing, with a vaulted ceiling and two Velux balcony windows that capture uninterrupted views over the Common.

Gardens and Grounds

Outside, the cottage occupies an enviable position along a country lane. To the rear, the landscaped garden is mainly laid to lawn, with raised flower bed providing colour and seasonal interest. A terrace immediately beside the house offers the perfect setting for al fresco dining, while an additional patio at the far end of the garden, finished with decorative tiling, provides another peaceful spot from which to enjoy the surroundings.

Location

Situated in a pleasant semi-rural part of Burnham, offering a balance between countryside surroundings and convenient access to everyday amenities. Although Common Lane itself feels quiet and residential, Burnham village centre is only a short distance away and provides a range of local shops including convenience stores, cafés, pharmacies, takeaways, pubs and day-to-day services. For larger shopping needs, residents typically use the supermarkets and retail facilities in nearby Taplow, Slough and Maidenhead, all of which can be reached within a short drive.

One of the strongest features of the location is the access to open green space. Burnham is well known for Burnham Beeches, an extensive area of ancient woodland that is highly regarded for walking, cycling and outdoor recreation.

The area is also popular with families because of the range of schooling available. Burnham has a selection of local primary schools, and the wider Buckinghamshire area is particularly sought after because of access to grammar schools. Burnham Grammar School is one of the best known local secondary schools and contributes to the area’s reputation for education. There are also additional secondary and independent school options in nearby Beaconsfield, Slough and Maidenhead.

Transport links are a key advantage, with Burnham railway station nearby providing Elizabeth Line services to London and Reading, while local buses connect to Slough, Maidenhead and surrounding villages. The property also offers easy access to the M4 and M40, and Heathrow Airport is around twenty minutes away by car, making the area particularly convenient for commuters and frequent travellers.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Council Tax Band: D
Local Authority: Buckinghamshire Council
EPC Rating: C