House For Sale £750,000
This beautiful grade II semi-detached listed property sits upon the grounds of Little Horwood Manor, a former gate lodge bursting with character. The property boasts a 280ft garden and 4 acres of equestrian land, alongside stables, a paddock and a menage.
It was built in 1939 by the renowned architect A S G Butler, originally sitting beside Manor House before being requisitioned in the Second World War to be utilised as an out station to Bletchley Park. It has since been modernised by the current owners, with retained period features throughout.
Internal:
Entrance - The front entrance door opens to the porch, with a large storage cupboard accessing the boiler.
Hall - Carpeted hall with the staircase leading up to the first floor landing, featuring original period mouldings and an oak cased side aspect window.
Lounge - Offering generous space for furniture with a windows to the side and rear aspects, oak flooring, a feature brick fireplace housing an open fire, and a large built-in storage cupboard which is currently utilised as an office space.
Kitchen/Diner - Fitted with a range of solid oak shaker style wall and base units with granite worktops, a sink basin with a drainer, and integrated appliances including a fridge-freezer, washing machine, microwave and double oven with an induction hob and extractor. Feature cast iron fireplace which has been converted into a wine rack, access to the pantry with a window, tiled flooring with underfloor heating, an oak cased front aspect window and an additional side aspect window.
Shower Room - White suite comprising a WC, a vanity unit fitted with the wash hand basin, and a double shower. Vinyl flooring, heated towel rail and a rear aspect window.
First Floor Landing - Carpeted landing with an oak cased medieval style window to the front aspect.
Master Bedroom - With an oak cased front aspect window, carpeted flooring and a range of fitted wardrobes. Hidden pocket door to the:
En-Suite - Comprising a WC, a vanity unit fitted with the wash hand basin and a whirlpool bath with an overhead rainfall shower. Vinyl flooring, oak cased side aspect window.
Bedroom Two - With an oak cased rear aspect window, carpeted flooring and a range of fitted wardrobes.
Bedroom Three - Two character oak cased windows, carpeted flooring and access to the loft.
Bedroom Four - With an oak cased side aspect window and carpeted flooring.
External:
The property sits on extensive land, with a well maintained and beautifully presented 280ft garden, surrounded with mature trees and a view of the Manor House and the horses.
There is a feature built-in firepit and a spacious patio area with brick built BBQ for outdoor dining and entertaining.
The current owners have recently renovated the external Summer House, currently utilised as a therapy room with a cloakroom WC, and could be ideal for a range of uses, especially as an office space.
The sizeable shed provides great storage space and there is also a large chicken coop
Additionally, there are 4 acres of equestrian land joining the rear of the garden, featuring four stables, a paddock and a menage.
Early viewing is highly recommended due to the property being realistically priced.
It was built in 1939 by the renowned architect A S G Butler, originally sitting beside Manor House before being requisitioned in the Second World War to be utilised as an out station to Bletchley Park. It has since been modernised by the current owners, with retained period features throughout.
Internal:
Entrance - The front entrance door opens to the porch, with a large storage cupboard accessing the boiler.
Hall - Carpeted hall with the staircase leading up to the first floor landing, featuring original period mouldings and an oak cased side aspect window.
Lounge - Offering generous space for furniture with a windows to the side and rear aspects, oak flooring, a feature brick fireplace housing an open fire, and a large built-in storage cupboard which is currently utilised as an office space.
Kitchen/Diner - Fitted with a range of solid oak shaker style wall and base units with granite worktops, a sink basin with a drainer, and integrated appliances including a fridge-freezer, washing machine, microwave and double oven with an induction hob and extractor. Feature cast iron fireplace which has been converted into a wine rack, access to the pantry with a window, tiled flooring with underfloor heating, an oak cased front aspect window and an additional side aspect window.
Shower Room - White suite comprising a WC, a vanity unit fitted with the wash hand basin, and a double shower. Vinyl flooring, heated towel rail and a rear aspect window.
First Floor Landing - Carpeted landing with an oak cased medieval style window to the front aspect.
Master Bedroom - With an oak cased front aspect window, carpeted flooring and a range of fitted wardrobes. Hidden pocket door to the:
En-Suite - Comprising a WC, a vanity unit fitted with the wash hand basin and a whirlpool bath with an overhead rainfall shower. Vinyl flooring, oak cased side aspect window.
Bedroom Two - With an oak cased rear aspect window, carpeted flooring and a range of fitted wardrobes.
Bedroom Three - Two character oak cased windows, carpeted flooring and access to the loft.
Bedroom Four - With an oak cased side aspect window and carpeted flooring.
External:
The property sits on extensive land, with a well maintained and beautifully presented 280ft garden, surrounded with mature trees and a view of the Manor House and the horses.
There is a feature built-in firepit and a spacious patio area with brick built BBQ for outdoor dining and entertaining.
The current owners have recently renovated the external Summer House, currently utilised as a therapy room with a cloakroom WC, and could be ideal for a range of uses, especially as an office space.
The sizeable shed provides great storage space and there is also a large chicken coop
Additionally, there are 4 acres of equestrian land joining the rear of the garden, featuring four stables, a paddock and a menage.
Early viewing is highly recommended due to the property being realistically priced.
