A Victorian split-level maisonette with farmland views and original features is for sale in Orchard Leigh, Chesham.

Listed at £450,000, the property has three double bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a private garden.

According to information provided, the home is set over three floors and retains features such as high ceilings and fireplaces that are described as a 'wealth of charm and character throughout'.

Located on Two Dells Lane, the maisonette is positioned on the periphery of Chesham.

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The listing highlights 'easy access' to Chesham, Berkhamsted, and Hemel stations.

Chesham station is 1.8 miles from the property, with Berkhamsted and Amersham stations also within a 3.5-mile range.

Parking is provided via a private driveway. The property is described as offering 'well-proportioned accommodation' including a living room with views and a feature fireplace, a modern kitchen/breakfast room, a snug or study, and three double bedrooms.

Garden space is noted as 'private and enclosed', with landscaped grounds and views across farmland from parts of the property.

The listing suggests the maisonette falls within catchments for several 'highly regarded' schools.

Chesham Preparatory School is located approximately 0.03 miles away, while Brushwood Junior School and Ley Hill School are both within a mile. Heritage House School is about a mile from the address.

According to market analysis, Buckinghamshire homes typically sell for prices above the UK average, with the area regarded for its commuter links and rural appeal.

Flats tend to be priced in the low- to mid-£200,000s, with detached homes often well over £700,000.

First-time buyers in the area face entry points around the mid-£300,000s, while those moving up the ladder often pay about £600,000.

Local agents suggest that, following recent price growth, the market is seeing modest price declines of around 1 to 2 per cent over the past year.

The maisonette’s EPC is rated E and it is offered on a leasehold basis.