House For Sale £950,000
With superb countryside views in all directions, this stunning Grade II listed character four-bedroom farmhouse dates back to Tudor times and is set in a 2.5-acre plot. This beautifully presented traditional property (part thatched – good condition) is not only packed with period features but has outbuildings and a stone-built storage barn offering great scope and flexibility.
Marvel at the historic and cosy inglenook fireplace situated in what is currently being used as a double office, the beautifully preserved original beams, characterful original doors, large wine cellar/pantry and general spaciousness the property offers.
Downstairs the farmhouse comprises of an entrance hall with recently installed, handmade, oak hardwood front and rear doors at each end, large kitchen, grand study (which was previously used as a second lounge), downstairs cloakroom, dining room and a lounge to a more recent extension. From the kitchen, steps lead down to a large basement which is currently used as a cellar and pantry.
Upstairs from the hallway are the four large double bedrooms with fabulous country views, family bathroom and a further en-suite style shower room.
Outside to the rear is a large paddock (scope for equestrian use), a delightful cottage garden, a well-stocked orchard, and a raised-bed vegetable garden. To one side is a drive with parking for approximately six vehicles, a walled garden with seating area and to the front a lawned garden. Outbuildings comprise of a double garage/workshop, greenhouse, and a 50 ft storage barn which could be used to house horses, a car collection, general storage or possibly an annex. The property is semi-detached to a cottage (also on the market).
Part of the attraction of this farmhouse is its location being situated just 12 minutes from Milton Keynes and Milton Keynes Station (34 minutes into London Euston), 15 minutes from the M1 and 16 minutes to the private schools of Akeley Wood and Thornton Girls School. Hanslope Primary School is 1.7 miles away (Ofsted Good) and Castlethorpe First School (Ofsted Outstanding) is 1 mile away.
This property exudes a real sense of history and has a delightful cottage feel to it and really needs to be seen to appreciate the spacious accommodation, land and rural location.
LOCATION: BULLINGTON END, HANSLOPE. FREEHOLD.
Energy Performance Certificate coming soon.
HANSLOPE
Bullington End Farm seems to date back to Tudor times (thought to be built at some time between 1485-1603), the main cruck-frame thatched section of Grade II-listed Bullington End Farm was originally a hall house, likely to have been the home of a farmer and livestock. The property was likely extended in the 18th or 19th century and a side sheep barn is thought to have been sympathetically converted into a lounge and dining room in the 1980s.
Hanslope and Castlethorpe villages are within 1 mile of the property, boasting pubs, village stores, a doctor’s surgery, primary schools and green spaces. Wolverton Rail Station is within 5 minutes driving distance.
Council tax band: G
Marvel at the historic and cosy inglenook fireplace situated in what is currently being used as a double office, the beautifully preserved original beams, characterful original doors, large wine cellar/pantry and general spaciousness the property offers.
Downstairs the farmhouse comprises of an entrance hall with recently installed, handmade, oak hardwood front and rear doors at each end, large kitchen, grand study (which was previously used as a second lounge), downstairs cloakroom, dining room and a lounge to a more recent extension. From the kitchen, steps lead down to a large basement which is currently used as a cellar and pantry.
Upstairs from the hallway are the four large double bedrooms with fabulous country views, family bathroom and a further en-suite style shower room.
Outside to the rear is a large paddock (scope for equestrian use), a delightful cottage garden, a well-stocked orchard, and a raised-bed vegetable garden. To one side is a drive with parking for approximately six vehicles, a walled garden with seating area and to the front a lawned garden. Outbuildings comprise of a double garage/workshop, greenhouse, and a 50 ft storage barn which could be used to house horses, a car collection, general storage or possibly an annex. The property is semi-detached to a cottage (also on the market).
Part of the attraction of this farmhouse is its location being situated just 12 minutes from Milton Keynes and Milton Keynes Station (34 minutes into London Euston), 15 minutes from the M1 and 16 minutes to the private schools of Akeley Wood and Thornton Girls School. Hanslope Primary School is 1.7 miles away (Ofsted Good) and Castlethorpe First School (Ofsted Outstanding) is 1 mile away.
This property exudes a real sense of history and has a delightful cottage feel to it and really needs to be seen to appreciate the spacious accommodation, land and rural location.
LOCATION: BULLINGTON END, HANSLOPE. FREEHOLD.
Energy Performance Certificate coming soon.
HANSLOPE
Bullington End Farm seems to date back to Tudor times (thought to be built at some time between 1485-1603), the main cruck-frame thatched section of Grade II-listed Bullington End Farm was originally a hall house, likely to have been the home of a farmer and livestock. The property was likely extended in the 18th or 19th century and a side sheep barn is thought to have been sympathetically converted into a lounge and dining room in the 1980s.
Hanslope and Castlethorpe villages are within 1 mile of the property, boasting pubs, village stores, a doctor’s surgery, primary schools and green spaces. Wolverton Rail Station is within 5 minutes driving distance.
Council tax band: G
