House For Sale £825,000
Fine Homes Property are excited to present this detached four bedroom family home, in the heart of sought after Great Brickhill village. You have a wealth of sociable space with the stunning open plan kitchen living area as well as two more reception rooms and four good size bedrooms. Large rear garden with garden room as well as a single garage and driveway parking for four cars.
If This Was Your Home... - You'll be nicely set back positioned along this premium quiet lane in the heart of the village. There's nothing but open green space across the road to your front, and your generous rear garden backs onto more green space for a splendid sense of seclusion.
Step inside through your modest storm porch (perfect for coats and shoes) and blonde parquet flooring runs underfoot in your hallway, with grey carpeted stairs rising ahead of you.
The parquet floors flow on into your 180 square foot family room on the right. There's a cosy window seat on the box bay window and a feature wood burner sat in the hearth below a stone mantel. A handy well fitted cloak room is on your left.
It's all laid open to your glorious kitchen for another 200 square feet of living/hosting space perfect for entertaining. In here you have a fantastic new range of bespoke units home to integrated full height appliances including dishwasher, full height fridge plus freezer and stacked washing machine and tumble dryer.
White marbled worktops sit below an exposed brick backsplash down one flank, while a substantial breakfast bar (with four stools) and chef's island takes centre stage below pendulum lighting. The designer tower radiators complete the aesthetic.
The whole space is flooded with light thanks to an entire rear wall of bi-fold doors, framing impressive garden views. We'll step out there in a moment.
Continuing round into your dedicated dining room, you'll find more parquet floors, more garden views and more space for welcoming guests. A set of twin internal doors connect the space to your lounge, returning to the front of your new home with cream walls, cosy carpet and another wood burner nestled in a blank hearth. All lit by a second box bay window, dressed in classic timber shutters.
Upstairs and your principal bedroom is straight ahead as you arrive on the landing. A handsome double of around 150 square feet, this is plushly appointed with large fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room, tiled from top to toe in smoky grey with a walk in rainfall shower cubicle.
Next door is bedroom two - another generous double of 150 square feet. In here you have mint green timber panelling, a vintage hearth and en suite cloak room with bespoke period basin.
Bedroom three's another substantial double, 150 square feet, plushly carpeted and with plenty of storage, while bedroom four is a sizeable single, a perfect playroom or office with honey coloured hardwood underfoot.
The flawless family bathroom completes things, immaculately tiled in smoky grey letterboxes with an oversized rainfall shower above the bath.
Outside now, where your rear garden will feature a brand new patio descending to a generous lawn, all secluded by mature trees and backing onto green space for the ultimate in privacy. There's also a substantial garden room, currently arranged as your very own bar but equally ideal for use as a home office, gym or whatever takes your fancy. The garden overall is mature, large and private and must be seen. There Is side access to the front of the property and a convenience door into the rear of the garage.
Finally, with existing permission to extend behind your garage, there's scope to develop things even further if desired, making this a home to meet your needs for years to come.
Your Neighbourhood - Great Brickhill is a charming Buckinghamshire village of fewer than a thousand people, dating back to 1086 when it was known simply as 'Brichelle'. The 'Great' prefix was added in the twelfth century to distinguish it from what were then perceived as the vastly inferior communities of 'Bow Brickhill' and 'Little Brickhill'.
The nominal heart of the village, the historic Red Lion Pub (itself dating back to 1577) is just a couple of minutes from your front door. Here you can enjoy an ever changing menu, fine wines and real ales in the beautiful beer garden with commanding views of the Bucks countryside.
High Ash CofE is the local primary school, deemed 'Outstanding' by Ofsted and less than a ten minute stroll away. A further dozen 'Outstanding' primary/secondary schools lie just a short drive away, all within a five mile radius. The village also has a choice of secondary schools and is in the grammar school catchment area.
The famous New City of Milton Keynes is far enough away not to impinge upon Great Brickhill's community feel, but still just twelve minutes by car for a huge choice of shopping and nightlife options.
The market town of Leighton Buzzard is closer still, less than ten minutes drive for regular fast trains to London that will get you directly to Euston in just thirty two minutes.
You can be walking the streets of the capital around forty five minutes after pulling out of your driveway.
The village of Great Brickhill is one of the most sought-after villages in the local area located at the top of a hill and within an 'Area of Attractive Landscape' just 15 minutes from the centre of Milton Keynes. The village has a very active community including The Old Red Lion public house which offers a warm welcome with good food, a superb garden with extensive views over the Aylesbury Vale. The village Church, St Mary's The Virgin is a Grade 2* listed building and has an active congregation. The Cricket Club, which is open all year, is very well supported by the local community often holding events such as dances, quiz nights and special children's events. Adjacent to the Cricket Club is the Tennis Club which has 2 floodlit and recently refurbished courts and a floodlit MUGA primarily used to play football. Both Clubs offer excellent coaching opportunities for children aged 5 and up. The Parish Hall hosts many Clubs and events. Youth Cafe, Badminton Club, Table Tennis Club, palates, dance classes, travelling Post Office, Book Club, W.I., Bowls Club and many more. It is frequently used to hold christening and children's parties. The Parish Hall also accommodates Little Ashes Pre-school every morning which caters for children aged from 2-4 and has an excellent Ofsted record. The village primary school High Ash Church of England is rated Ofsted Outstanding and many children from here progress to the excellent Aylesbury Grammar schools which have daily transportation arranged from the village. Local sporting facilities also include fishing, shooting and stabling with several options regularly available in the village and for golfers there are an array of golf courses available within a few miles' radius including Woburn, Leighton Buzzard and The Three Locks. The village also offers fibre optic internet with speeds upto 1000 Mbps.
The Georgian town of Woburn lies to the north east of Great Brickhill, and offers a variety of restaurants, including Michelin starred Paris House, antique shops and access to the historic Abbey and grounds. Fantastic transport links are on offer with Leighton Buzzard train station being less than 10 mins away and providing direct links to London Euston in under thirty minutes. There are also excellent road links including the A5 and the M1 with air travel available from all London airports but particularly London-Luton which is just 30 mins distant.
Walk Through -
Storm Porch -
Entrance Hall -
Living Room - 5.38m x 3.45m (17'8 x 11'4) -
Family Room - 5.38m x 3.45m (17'8 x 11'4) -
Kitchen - 4.99 x 4.04 (16'4" x 13'3") -
Dining Room - 4.04m x 2.90m (13'3 x 9'6) -
Cloakroom -
Landing -
Master Bedroom - 4.04m x 4.04m (13'3 x 13'3) -
En-Suite -
Bedroom Two - 4.62m x 3.45m (15'2 x 11'4) -
Bedroom Three - 3.61m x 3.45m (11'10 x 11'4) -
Bedroom Four - 2.95m x 2.84m (9'8 x 9'4) -
Family Bathroom -
Garden Room -
If This Was Your Home... - You'll be nicely set back positioned along this premium quiet lane in the heart of the village. There's nothing but open green space across the road to your front, and your generous rear garden backs onto more green space for a splendid sense of seclusion.
Step inside through your modest storm porch (perfect for coats and shoes) and blonde parquet flooring runs underfoot in your hallway, with grey carpeted stairs rising ahead of you.
The parquet floors flow on into your 180 square foot family room on the right. There's a cosy window seat on the box bay window and a feature wood burner sat in the hearth below a stone mantel. A handy well fitted cloak room is on your left.
It's all laid open to your glorious kitchen for another 200 square feet of living/hosting space perfect for entertaining. In here you have a fantastic new range of bespoke units home to integrated full height appliances including dishwasher, full height fridge plus freezer and stacked washing machine and tumble dryer.
White marbled worktops sit below an exposed brick backsplash down one flank, while a substantial breakfast bar (with four stools) and chef's island takes centre stage below pendulum lighting. The designer tower radiators complete the aesthetic.
The whole space is flooded with light thanks to an entire rear wall of bi-fold doors, framing impressive garden views. We'll step out there in a moment.
Continuing round into your dedicated dining room, you'll find more parquet floors, more garden views and more space for welcoming guests. A set of twin internal doors connect the space to your lounge, returning to the front of your new home with cream walls, cosy carpet and another wood burner nestled in a blank hearth. All lit by a second box bay window, dressed in classic timber shutters.
Upstairs and your principal bedroom is straight ahead as you arrive on the landing. A handsome double of around 150 square feet, this is plushly appointed with large fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room, tiled from top to toe in smoky grey with a walk in rainfall shower cubicle.
Next door is bedroom two - another generous double of 150 square feet. In here you have mint green timber panelling, a vintage hearth and en suite cloak room with bespoke period basin.
Bedroom three's another substantial double, 150 square feet, plushly carpeted and with plenty of storage, while bedroom four is a sizeable single, a perfect playroom or office with honey coloured hardwood underfoot.
The flawless family bathroom completes things, immaculately tiled in smoky grey letterboxes with an oversized rainfall shower above the bath.
Outside now, where your rear garden will feature a brand new patio descending to a generous lawn, all secluded by mature trees and backing onto green space for the ultimate in privacy. There's also a substantial garden room, currently arranged as your very own bar but equally ideal for use as a home office, gym or whatever takes your fancy. The garden overall is mature, large and private and must be seen. There Is side access to the front of the property and a convenience door into the rear of the garage.
Finally, with existing permission to extend behind your garage, there's scope to develop things even further if desired, making this a home to meet your needs for years to come.
Your Neighbourhood - Great Brickhill is a charming Buckinghamshire village of fewer than a thousand people, dating back to 1086 when it was known simply as 'Brichelle'. The 'Great' prefix was added in the twelfth century to distinguish it from what were then perceived as the vastly inferior communities of 'Bow Brickhill' and 'Little Brickhill'.
The nominal heart of the village, the historic Red Lion Pub (itself dating back to 1577) is just a couple of minutes from your front door. Here you can enjoy an ever changing menu, fine wines and real ales in the beautiful beer garden with commanding views of the Bucks countryside.
High Ash CofE is the local primary school, deemed 'Outstanding' by Ofsted and less than a ten minute stroll away. A further dozen 'Outstanding' primary/secondary schools lie just a short drive away, all within a five mile radius. The village also has a choice of secondary schools and is in the grammar school catchment area.
The famous New City of Milton Keynes is far enough away not to impinge upon Great Brickhill's community feel, but still just twelve minutes by car for a huge choice of shopping and nightlife options.
The market town of Leighton Buzzard is closer still, less than ten minutes drive for regular fast trains to London that will get you directly to Euston in just thirty two minutes.
You can be walking the streets of the capital around forty five minutes after pulling out of your driveway.
The village of Great Brickhill is one of the most sought-after villages in the local area located at the top of a hill and within an 'Area of Attractive Landscape' just 15 minutes from the centre of Milton Keynes. The village has a very active community including The Old Red Lion public house which offers a warm welcome with good food, a superb garden with extensive views over the Aylesbury Vale. The village Church, St Mary's The Virgin is a Grade 2* listed building and has an active congregation. The Cricket Club, which is open all year, is very well supported by the local community often holding events such as dances, quiz nights and special children's events. Adjacent to the Cricket Club is the Tennis Club which has 2 floodlit and recently refurbished courts and a floodlit MUGA primarily used to play football. Both Clubs offer excellent coaching opportunities for children aged 5 and up. The Parish Hall hosts many Clubs and events. Youth Cafe, Badminton Club, Table Tennis Club, palates, dance classes, travelling Post Office, Book Club, W.I., Bowls Club and many more. It is frequently used to hold christening and children's parties. The Parish Hall also accommodates Little Ashes Pre-school every morning which caters for children aged from 2-4 and has an excellent Ofsted record. The village primary school High Ash Church of England is rated Ofsted Outstanding and many children from here progress to the excellent Aylesbury Grammar schools which have daily transportation arranged from the village. Local sporting facilities also include fishing, shooting and stabling with several options regularly available in the village and for golfers there are an array of golf courses available within a few miles' radius including Woburn, Leighton Buzzard and The Three Locks. The village also offers fibre optic internet with speeds upto 1000 Mbps.
The Georgian town of Woburn lies to the north east of Great Brickhill, and offers a variety of restaurants, including Michelin starred Paris House, antique shops and access to the historic Abbey and grounds. Fantastic transport links are on offer with Leighton Buzzard train station being less than 10 mins away and providing direct links to London Euston in under thirty minutes. There are also excellent road links including the A5 and the M1 with air travel available from all London airports but particularly London-Luton which is just 30 mins distant.
Walk Through -
Storm Porch -
Entrance Hall -
Living Room - 5.38m x 3.45m (17'8 x 11'4) -
Family Room - 5.38m x 3.45m (17'8 x 11'4) -
Kitchen - 4.99 x 4.04 (16'4" x 13'3") -
Dining Room - 4.04m x 2.90m (13'3 x 9'6) -
Cloakroom -
Landing -
Master Bedroom - 4.04m x 4.04m (13'3 x 13'3) -
En-Suite -
Bedroom Two - 4.62m x 3.45m (15'2 x 11'4) -
Bedroom Three - 3.61m x 3.45m (11'10 x 11'4) -
Bedroom Four - 2.95m x 2.84m (9'8 x 9'4) -
Family Bathroom -
Garden Room -
