A four-bedroom detached family home in a private gated development is now listed for £1,300,000 in Beaconsfield.

Located on Queen Elizabeth Crescent, the property is within a 'highly sought-after' community described as featuring 'beautifully landscaped communal gardens' and a central fountain with resident seating.

The development is said to be ideally positioned between the Old and New Towns of Beaconsfield.

The house is being sold as a buy-to-let investment, with the current tenancy at £4,500 per month continuing under an Assured Shorthold Tenancy from March 2025.

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Accommodation includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms.

According to the listing, the master and guest bedrooms both contain en suite facilities and fitted wardrobes, while two additional bedrooms are also located on the first floor, along with a family bathroom.

Downstairs, the entrance hall leads to a cloakroom and a sitting room.

An L-shaped, open-plan area at the rear of the house includes the kitchen, breakfast space, and dining or family area, fitted with a 'featured island and integral Miele appliances'.

The dining area is placed to the back of the kitchen, with double doors to two sides opening directly onto the rear garden patio.

A utility room sits adjacent to the kitchen. There is an integral garage with power and light, as well as a driveway providing off-street parking.

Additional features include gas heating and an EPC rating of B.

The rear garden is part-walled, with a patio edged in decking leading to a lawn, while the front garden features a lawned area behind a mature hedge, with a pathway to a covered arched entrance.

Communal gardens exclusive to the development, described as 'manicured' and 'enclosed by a charming walled enclosure', are maintained through an annual service charge of approximately £1,867.

Local amenities include several schools nearby. The listing states that Butlers Court Primary School, Beaconsfield School and Beaconsfield High School for Girls are all within half a mile.

Beaconsfield’s high street is one mile away, while the train station offers travel into London Marylebone. Access to the M40 and, subsequently, the M25, M4, and Heathrow Airport is described as convenient.

Council tax is set at band G by Buckinghamshire Council.