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Sellers View..."We have loved living in Holmer Green Village, this house has given us so much space and privacy, such a wonderfully calm and peaceful home and yet so accessible to everything we could ever need. Perfect for children to grow up in plus many walks around the Chilterns.
We have made many happy memories from living here that we will take with us and we are now looking forward to the next chapter in our lives."

Agents View..
"There's a great feeling of space in this home. All three of the main rooms in the property are a really good size. The kitchen has a family area & folding doors out onto the patio in the rear garden. The original living room is a good size and the owners have also converted the garage into another large room - I've called it a Cinema Room but it could be anything you want!"

Area View...
Holmer Green is a village to the north of High Wycombe, just a short drive from the towns of Amersham and a little further to the east is Beaconsfield. A quiet little village, with three pubs, a parade of shops - award winning Fish 'n' Chip shop and a quaint duck pond. With countryside just on the doorstep and three very popular schools, it is an extremely sought after village and many people live here for decades and longer.....

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