A refurbished family home in Gerrards Cross is on the market.

Located on Mill Lane, this six-bedroom detached house is listed for offers over £2,250,000 and is described as having been 'remodelled and extended with style and flair.'

According to the listing, the property sits on a plot approaching half an acre and has a southerly facing rear garden.

It is freehold, with an EPC rating of C.

The family home is described by the listing as having a 'stunning kitchen/dining/family room' which features sliding doors opening onto the gardens.

In total, the property provides six bedrooms and four reception rooms.

A driveway described as 'large' and a double garage are also included.

According to the listing, the house is within walking distance of Gerrards Cross railway station.

The town centre and the 'highly regarded C of E School in Moreland Drive' are also within similar proximity.

The refurbished property is located in a part of Gerrards Cross said to be “prestigious”, according to the listing the listing, with high-value homes and strong demand from buyers, particularly those from London.

Data collected by property portals indicate that Gerrards Cross sits above the UK average, with average sold prices of about £1,234,007, according to Rightmove.

Home.co.uk lists an average market asking price of approximately £1,152,561.

Detached homes are particularly sought after, with average asking prices around £1.67 million.

Homes in Gerrards Cross, including those similar to the current listing, tend to spend several months on the market.

Home.co.uk reports an average time on market of 206 days for unsold homes and states there are around 250 properties currently for sale.

According to GetAgent, Gerrards Cross properties have an average sale price above £1.1 million and take an average of 18 weeks to sell, reflecting a high-value but selective market.

The listing describes the house as contemporary with features such as a secluded sunny garden and easy access to local amenities.