A detached six-bedroom home in High Wycombe is on the market for £1,500,000.
The house, located on School Close, is described by Rightmove as having '5298sq ft of accommodation' spread across three floors.
This residence includes five bathrooms, a double garage, and driveway parking.
Rightmove said the property offers open-plan living, with bi-fold doors overlooking the rear gardens and a swimming pool.
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On the ground floor, there is an entrance lobby, a downstairs cloakroom, a home office or study space, a 58'5 x 32'8 open-plan kitchen/reception/dining area, a modern fitted kitchen with an island, a utility room, and a further reception room.
The first floor includes a large landing, a 23'5 x 12'2 master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite, bedroom two with fitted wardrobes, bedroom three with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite, bedroom four, and a family bathroom.
Meanwhile, the second floor has two further double bedrooms, both with en-suite shower rooms and access to the eaves.
Outside areas include a double garage, driveway parking, and enclosed private gardens.
The home is located in a private cul-de-sac road and has access to local schools, shops, and amenities, as well as transport links including the M40 and train station.
It is situated in High Wycombe, which is part of the Buckinghamshire housing market.
This area remains one of the most expensive and sought-after in the South East due to its attractive market towns, countryside locations, strong schools, and fast transport links to London.
The average house price in Buckinghamshire is around £491,000, significantly above both the South East and UK averages.
Demand continues to be driven by buyers looking for a better quality of life while retaining access to London.
The market has shown resilience despite economic uncertainty and higher borrowing costs.
House price growth has been relatively modest compared to the rapid increases seen during the pandemic property boom, but values have largely held firm.
Analysts expect Buckinghamshire's housing market to remain stable due to the county's strong fundamentals, including its location, employment opportunities, and high quality of life.
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