Landscaped tiered gardens with countryside views and direct access to woodland walks are a main feature of a three-bedroom semi-detached house on the market in High Wycombe.

Listed for £435,000, the house is at the end of Highwood Avenue, described as a cul-de-sac with good motorway links.

According to the listing, it is 'beautifully extended' and has direct access to woodland at the end of the road.

The house has an EPC rating of D and covers 1,121 square feet according to the listing.

On approach, a hall leads to a bay-fronted living room described as featuring a 'fireplace'.

Off the living room, there is a snug, formerly the dining room, which according to the listing 'provides a versatile additional reception space'.

The kitchen is fitted with shaker-style units, integrated appliances, and worktop space.

According to the Zoopla listing, the rear extension forms a dining and family room that is accessed through the kitchen.

The dining/family room has bi-fold doors opening onto one of the garden’s seating areas. A ground-floor shower room is also provided.

Upstairs are three bedrooms described as 'well-proportioned'. The master and second bedrooms have fitted wardrobes.

The family bathroom upstairs is described as 'stylishly refitted' and 'luxurious'.

Outdoor areas are described as a key selling point in the listing.

Immediately behind the house is a terrace, alongside a maintained lawn.

The garden is laid out in tiers, with stone seating and a further patio at the end, as well as established trees and fencing providing a sense of privacy.

The listing highlights 'attractive views across the surrounding countryside'.

There is mention in the listing of wheelchair accessibility for the property.

Transport links are described as good, with the M40 providing access to London, Oxford, and Birmingham.

High Wycombe town centre and railway station, around two miles away according to publicly available information, offer rail services to London Marylebone.

Nearby schools include Booker Hill School, Progress Schools Buckinghamshire, Castlefield School, and Cressex Community School.

Woodland walking routes start at the end of the street, and according to the listing these lead to a popular local public house, The Squirrel Pub.

The listing describes the house as a 'superb family home' combining 'stylish accommodation, beautiful gardens and an outstanding location'.