Key information

Tenure: Freehold

Council tax: Band G

Features and description

Tenure: Freehold
Grade II listed 1930s property
Five bedrooms
Three en suites and a family bathroom
Two reception rooms and a conservatory
Many original features
Parking and a single garage
Private rear garden of approx. 0.5 acres
Set amid communal grounds

A Grade II listed 1930s property, part of a converted country house, with five bedrooms and 0.5 acres of garden, a garage and parking. The property has 2,939 sq. ft. of accommodation over three floors which includes an entrance hall, a cloakroom and a 32 ft. dual aspect sitting/dining room which has a multi fuel stove with an open stone surround and hearth with built-in glazed arched cupboards and window seats either side. There is an adjoining library and double doors to a conservatory. On the first floor the principal bedroom is dual aspect and has a feature fireplace and an en suite bathroom. There are two further bedrooms, one with built-in wardrobes and a bay window to the side, and a family bathroom. There are two further double bedrooms on the second floor both with en suite shower rooms and there is a laundry room with a washing machine and a storage cupboard.

The front of the property is partially lawned with a shrub border and a path leading to the front door. There is communal parking at the front of the property and a further parking space in front of the single garage.

Rooms

Kitchen/Breakfast Room
The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a range of units with tiled splash backs and granite work surfaces incorporating a one and a half bowl sink and drainer. Built-in appliances include a dishwasher and a Rangemaster Professional dual fuel range cooker with a five ring gas hob with an extractor over. There are two arched glazed display units, a tiled floor and space for a breakfast table and chairs.

Garden
The rear garden measures approximately 0.5 acres and includes an extensive paved terrace with an ornamental pond and established shrubs and trees. The remainder of the garden is laid to lawn and has mature trees, and a decked seating area with far reaching views over the surrounding farmland. There are also vegetable beds and a greenhouse.

Situation and Schooling
Little Horwood is a village in Buckinghamshire located between Aylesbury, Buckingham and Milton Keynes. The village has The Shoulder of Mutton public house, and a village hall that was once the primary school. Great Horwood Church of England School provide education for pupils from 3-11 years of age. The village is also convenient for Swanbourne House School, The Royal Latin and Aylesbury Grammar School. The extensive facilities of Central Milton Keynes are 10 miles away.

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Michael Graham - Stony Stratford

81 High Street Stony Stratford MK11 1AT

01908 942620

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