A grade II listed four double bedroom property with three bathrooms, four reception rooms, gated off street parking and a west facing rear garden, in a village location, with no onwards chain. This late 18th-century property, originally a farmhouse, has irregularly chequered brick elevations under slate and clay tiled roofs. Extended at the rear, it now has a combined 2,734 sq. ft. of accommodation arranged over three floors, including the cellar. On the ground floor are a kitchen/breakfast room with a pantry, utility and cloakrooms, sitting, dining and family rooms, and an office. A door in the south side of the house opens to an entrance hallway, also accessible from a covered porch in the rear garden, which leads to an internal hall opening to all four reception rooms and the kitchen. A staircase in this hall rises to the first floor landing leading to four double bedrooms. The principal has a three piece en suite shower room and there are two three piece family bathrooms.

Double gated access at the side opens to a gravel driveway. The rear garden, with a patio, is mainly laid to lawn with raised beds, a summer house with light and power connected, and a garden shed.

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Ground Floor
The dual aspect kitchen has a range of base level units with space for appliances and a navy blue two plate Aga and a pantry. The dining room has two windows in the front aspect, wooden flooring, and a full height fixed glazed panel window to the office. With double doors to the sitting room, the office also has built-in alcove cupboards with arched book cases above in the chimney recesses. The sitting room, with a feature fireplace, is dual aspect, has a sky light and French doors to the garden. The family room also has a fireplace and a door to the rear garden.

First Floor
Overlooking the rear garden, the over 16 ft. by 12 ft. principal bedroom is dual aspect, has built-in wardrobes and a three piece en suite shower room with vanity units and a heated towel rail. Two of the three remaining double bedrooms also have fitted wardrobes and the third is dual aspect. The two family bathrooms have three piece suites and are partially tiled with vanity storage units.

Situation and Schooling
Great Horwood is a village in Buckinghamshire, located between Aylesbury, Buckingham, and Milton Keynes, with a village hall and The Swan Inn public house. The extensive facilities of Central Milton Keynes are 9 miles away. The property is in catchment for the Royal Latin School and there is a village primary school. It is also close to independent schools in Swanbourne, Akeley Wood and Beachborough. It is within 2 miles of the station due to open in Winslow in 2025.

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