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For sale: 1960s-designed Prestwood house in Great Missenden, Bucks

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Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright, built in 1966 and now Grade II-listed, Prestwood house in Great Missenden, Bucks could be yours if you have a large nest egg hidden away.

It's a very distinctive house, designed by Peter Aldington and set on a tranquil 3/4 acre plot, the house is largely unchanged today, with the exception of an added glass pavilion that contains a swimming pool. Which means you still have that large reception room with floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open out onto a long balcony with distant views of the Chilterns. All of that and just 45 minutes by train to London.

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In terms of specifics, the house offers that swimming pool and land, along with an entrance hall with spiral staircase, a dining room, kitchen with eating area, games room, sauna, shower room, six bedrooms (one with dressing room), utility room, first floor reception and a bathroom. There's also a large first floor balcony that's reached via the reception room.

A lot of house in a sought-after area, you know it's not going to be cheap. £1,400,000 gets you this house. Check out many more images at the website.

Find out more at the Modern House website

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