House For Sale £330,000
Old Mill Furlong, Winslow, Buckingham

SUPERB semi-detached property located in the ancient market town of Winslow. FIRST-TIME BUYER OPPORTUNITY!
This property offers a spacious lounge, kitchen, three bedrooms, stunningly refitted bathroom, downstairs cloakroom, enclosed front and rear gardens, and driveway parking for two cars.
The property also features a combination boiler with Tado smart heating and an EV charge port. An insulated loft, large shed and utility cupboard create ample storage options throughout the home.
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WINSLOW EAST/WEST RAIL LINK RAILWAY STATION, DUE TO OPEN IN 2025. Nestled against rolling farmland, the picturesque town of Winslow is a gem in the English countryside. With its vast history and the active local community Winslow is a great location to get started on the property ladder.
The property is a short walk from local schools and the high street. Winslow boasts a popular weekly market in the town centre and a monthly farmers market showcasing the best local produce. Winslow is also home to the annual county show. Situated midway between Aylesbury, Buckingham and Milton Keynes, Winslow also has easy links to local amenities.
Nestled against rolling farmland, the picturesque town of Winslow is a gem in the English countryside. With its vast history and the active local community Winslow is a great location to get started on the property ladder.
Winslow is an ancient royal manor, situated mid-way between Aylesbury and Buckingham. It was too near to either of these towns to have become a major commercial centre, but it was large enough to attract the agricultural surplus of the neighbouring villages. In 792, King Offa of Mercia gave Winslow, along with the villages of Greensborough and Little Horwood, as an endowment for his new abbey at St Albans. An Anglo-Saxon charter, giving the original boundaries of the manor of Winslow, was discovered in the Royal Library in Brussels. The hamlet of Shipton was also part of the manor, with its own field system.