House For Sale £550,000
M & M Properties are exceptionally proud to offer for sale 'the mill' in the much sought after and picturesque village of Drayton Parslow.
The property has been sympathetically converted from a Steam Mill, with part of the property believed to be first built in the mid 1850's, into a truly unique and original detached family home with outstanding countryside views across open fields.
The Mill is located along Main Road in the village, gloriously seeped in character and was once a prominent part of the village's agricultural past. The house itself is a property of specific historical importance, set within A conservation area.
The design of the property is a one of a kind, split level layout with spacious rooms throughout and versatile accommodation. Entrance to the property comes via a solid hardwood door, straight from the driveway to the front and into a generous sized entrance hall with an exposed brick feature and two sets of stairs, one leading you down to the Living Room, the other taking you up into the Master Bedroom suite.
The lower level of the property is spacious, and the main living room is ideal for cosy evenings and entertaining family. Within this room there is quality wooden flooring, exposed timber beams to the ceiling, a feature fireplace as well as French doors that open up onto the beautiful back garden showcasing views of open fields beyond.
The kitchen area is entered from the hallway and has been refitted to a high standard with, 'shaker style' units, inset butler sink with mixer tap, solid oak work surfaces, a Rangemaster cooker with extractor fan over. Also included in the kitchen is an integrated dishwasher and washer-dryer. Finishing off the kitchen are exposed timber beams, complementary tiled flooring and French doors leading you down onto the patio seating area in the garden.
From the kitchen, stairs lead you up to the first floor landing with access into a good sized double bedroom with exposed timber beams, and to the family bathroom which comprises a refitted suite including a hand wash basin with storage under, panelled bath with shower over, a low level W.C and a heated towel rail.
Bedroom 2 is located on the second floor with a vaulted ceiling, wonderful original Mill features and built-in cupboard. Both bedrooms are good sized doubles and benefit from stunning far reaching views across the countryside to the rear.
The master bedroom is accessed from stairs rising up from the entrance hallway. The room is light and airy with a vaulted ceiling and roof window as well as having the views over the rear garden. There is featured wooden flooring, exposed beams, a dressing area as well as an ensuite shower room.
The property rests on a generous sized plot to the front and back, with a good degree of privacy on all sides. The front is enclosed by iron fencing and feature plants, with a gravel driveway providing off road parking for multiple vehicles as well as setting the property far back from the roadside.
The rear garden is very well maintained consisting of a lawn, tiered patio seating area, further timber decking area and a range of flowers, plants and horticulture. There is also a large garden shed. The property benefits greatly from far reaching, outstanding countryside views over unspoilt greenery, fields and paddocks, at the foot of the garden.
Due to the history the property has to offer, there are still a wealth of character features including a fireplace with open chimney, notable wooden and tiled floors, rustic wooden internal doors, exposed timber beams in the majority of rooms and spectacular feature brickwork to every aspect of the house to list just a few. Additional benefits to the property include gas to radiator central heating and recently replaced UPVC double glazed windows.
This property is unique and individual, making it a must see opportunity. Viewings are to be carried out strictly by appointment and come highly recommended to fully appreciate this one-off, historical property.
EPC rating : Tbc
Location - Drayton Parslow
Drayton Parslow is a peaceful, historic village situated on the edge of the Buckinghamshire border. The location is perfect for commuters as there are excellent road links to include the A5, A4146, A505 and the M1 with links to London and neighbouring cities. The increasingly popular city of Milton Keynes is within close proximity which includes a comprehensive range of shops, supermarkets, country parks, lakes and local things to do' aswell as having two mainline train stations which link direct to London Euston in under 45 Minutes. Within Drayton Parslow itself you can enjoy a sports and social club, recreation ground, public house and a host beautiful scenic walks.
There exceptional school catchments to include a first school in Drayton Parslow with middle schools in Stewkley and Swanbourne villages. Grammar Schools are also in catchment for this area located in both Buckingham and Aylesbury with buses available to commute.
Whilst we aim to make our details accurate and reliable, if there is of any point of particular interest to you, please contact the office. The apparatus, equipment, fittings and services have not been checked & therefore it is in the purchasers interest to establish the working condition of any appliances included.
Personal items such as furnishings which maybe shown in photographs are not included in the asking price.
No survey has been carried out by M & M Properties. Measurements have a tolerance of +/- 3''. Please note that this floor plan has not been drawn to scale and is for room layout purposes only. It does not constitute or form part of a contract. Doors maybe hung in the opposite direction.
The property has been sympathetically converted from a Steam Mill, with part of the property believed to be first built in the mid 1850's, into a truly unique and original detached family home with outstanding countryside views across open fields.
The Mill is located along Main Road in the village, gloriously seeped in character and was once a prominent part of the village's agricultural past. The house itself is a property of specific historical importance, set within A conservation area.
The design of the property is a one of a kind, split level layout with spacious rooms throughout and versatile accommodation. Entrance to the property comes via a solid hardwood door, straight from the driveway to the front and into a generous sized entrance hall with an exposed brick feature and two sets of stairs, one leading you down to the Living Room, the other taking you up into the Master Bedroom suite.
The lower level of the property is spacious, and the main living room is ideal for cosy evenings and entertaining family. Within this room there is quality wooden flooring, exposed timber beams to the ceiling, a feature fireplace as well as French doors that open up onto the beautiful back garden showcasing views of open fields beyond.
The kitchen area is entered from the hallway and has been refitted to a high standard with, 'shaker style' units, inset butler sink with mixer tap, solid oak work surfaces, a Rangemaster cooker with extractor fan over. Also included in the kitchen is an integrated dishwasher and washer-dryer. Finishing off the kitchen are exposed timber beams, complementary tiled flooring and French doors leading you down onto the patio seating area in the garden.
From the kitchen, stairs lead you up to the first floor landing with access into a good sized double bedroom with exposed timber beams, and to the family bathroom which comprises a refitted suite including a hand wash basin with storage under, panelled bath with shower over, a low level W.C and a heated towel rail.
Bedroom 2 is located on the second floor with a vaulted ceiling, wonderful original Mill features and built-in cupboard. Both bedrooms are good sized doubles and benefit from stunning far reaching views across the countryside to the rear.
The master bedroom is accessed from stairs rising up from the entrance hallway. The room is light and airy with a vaulted ceiling and roof window as well as having the views over the rear garden. There is featured wooden flooring, exposed beams, a dressing area as well as an ensuite shower room.
The property rests on a generous sized plot to the front and back, with a good degree of privacy on all sides. The front is enclosed by iron fencing and feature plants, with a gravel driveway providing off road parking for multiple vehicles as well as setting the property far back from the roadside.
The rear garden is very well maintained consisting of a lawn, tiered patio seating area, further timber decking area and a range of flowers, plants and horticulture. There is also a large garden shed. The property benefits greatly from far reaching, outstanding countryside views over unspoilt greenery, fields and paddocks, at the foot of the garden.
Due to the history the property has to offer, there are still a wealth of character features including a fireplace with open chimney, notable wooden and tiled floors, rustic wooden internal doors, exposed timber beams in the majority of rooms and spectacular feature brickwork to every aspect of the house to list just a few. Additional benefits to the property include gas to radiator central heating and recently replaced UPVC double glazed windows.
This property is unique and individual, making it a must see opportunity. Viewings are to be carried out strictly by appointment and come highly recommended to fully appreciate this one-off, historical property.
EPC rating : Tbc
Location - Drayton Parslow
Drayton Parslow is a peaceful, historic village situated on the edge of the Buckinghamshire border. The location is perfect for commuters as there are excellent road links to include the A5, A4146, A505 and the M1 with links to London and neighbouring cities. The increasingly popular city of Milton Keynes is within close proximity which includes a comprehensive range of shops, supermarkets, country parks, lakes and local things to do' aswell as having two mainline train stations which link direct to London Euston in under 45 Minutes. Within Drayton Parslow itself you can enjoy a sports and social club, recreation ground, public house and a host beautiful scenic walks.
There exceptional school catchments to include a first school in Drayton Parslow with middle schools in Stewkley and Swanbourne villages. Grammar Schools are also in catchment for this area located in both Buckingham and Aylesbury with buses available to commute.
Whilst we aim to make our details accurate and reliable, if there is of any point of particular interest to you, please contact the office. The apparatus, equipment, fittings and services have not been checked & therefore it is in the purchasers interest to establish the working condition of any appliances included.
Personal items such as furnishings which maybe shown in photographs are not included in the asking price.
No survey has been carried out by M & M Properties. Measurements have a tolerance of +/- 3''. Please note that this floor plan has not been drawn to scale and is for room layout purposes only. It does not constitute or form part of a contract. Doors maybe hung in the opposite direction.
