• 3 Bedrooms
• 2 Bathrooms
• 1 Reception

Built by the award winning Berkeley Group, Plot 327 The Bluebell is an elegant three bedroom family home that has been carefully designed to complement the surrounding area and is filled with natural light and benefits from open plan living allowing flexible relaxed living. The ground floor comprises a guest WC, fully fitted kitchen and open plan family/dining area. This space creates a real hub in the home with French doors opening out this space in the warmer months, allowing you to easily host family BBQ's. Up to the first floor you'll find the more formal lounge. Also on the first floor lies the impressive main bedroom which benefits from a private en suite. The second and third bedrooms are located on the second floor along with the luxury bathroom. Set in the heart of the Chilterns – an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – High Wycombe is a historic market town with excellent shopping and leisure facilities, all within easy reach of London. As well as a beautiful collection of homes, Abbey Barn Park is blossoming into a real community, with plenty of spaces where residents can meet, get to know each other and enjoy time together. Thanks to the wide range of properties available, designed to suit different lifestyles, people of all ages and stages of life will make Abbey Barn Park their home, helping to create a naturally diverse community. The acres of open space, in particular the 34-acre country park The Ride, offer the ideal location for community events and get-togethers, such as summer barbecues and nature walks. Nature and heritage are never far away from your new home at Abbey Barn Park. There are plenty of attractive towns in the area to explore, including Marlow and Beaconsfield with their charming high streets and smart dining destinations. Picturesque local villages offer lovely walks and relaxed lunches in historic pubs such as The Crown Inn at Penn, The Polecat Inn at Prestwood, or The Grouse & Ale at Lane End. *Please note external photography is CGI and internal photography is of previous phase and for indicative purposes only.