Bunsty Pastures, Gayhurst, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, MK16

MOST ATTRACTIVE GRADE II LISTED BARN CONVERSION IN PLEASANT SEMI-RURAL LOCATION WITH GARDENS OF 0.32 ACRES, IN NEED OF MODERNISATION.

The Hayloft forms part of a small development of stone properties standing in a most attractive semi-rural location, being Grade II listed of architectural and historical interest. Believed to date back to the 19th century, The Hayloft was converted by the current owners in 1992 to provide a comfortable family home that is now in need of further updating yet retains much of the original charm characterised by a central gable over the original hayloft door with a number of segmental arches retaining the charm of the original building with exposed timbers.

Upon entering the property, you are greeted with a spacious reception hall having stairs rising to the first floor galleried landing with a useful cloaks cupboard and cloakroom. The well-proportioned sitting room has dual aspect with French doors leading onto the rear gardens and a central fireplace with inset Calor gas coal effect fire with a heavy central beam adding character to the room. Adjacent to the hallway is the dining room with a picture window overlooking the front drive and a study/family room being a good size overlooking the rear gardens.

The kitchen/breakfast room is at the rear of the property having French doors leading to the rear gardens with a range of base and eye level cupboards with contrasting granite worktops and range of fitted appliances. There is a useful breakfast area and access through to the utility room housing a further range of cupboards, larder and floor mounted oil-fired boiler.

On the first floor, a particular feature of the property is the stunning vaulted landing with French doors leading onto a Juliette balcony and offering access to the airing cupboard. The principal bedroom is a good size having a dual aspect with a range of fitted wardrobes with direct access to its ensuite shower room. There are two further double bedrooms, one single bedroom and a good sized family bathroom with a four piece suite.

OUTSIDE

The Hayloft occupies a pleasant semi-rural location adjacent to woodland on a mature plot of 0.32 acres having gardens to the front, side and rear. There is substantial off road parking leading to a detached double garage with mezzanine storage area and single electric door.

There is a good sized timber workshop with adjacent block constructed shed and further range of smaller outbuildings.

To the rear of the property the gardens are laid predominately to lawn enclosed by stone walling with a deep mature border and shrubs. There is good sized patio areas with access to either side leading to the front of the property.

Beyond the drive is a further area of garden which in the past has been utilised as a kitchen garden and orchard and offers opportunities to be used for a variety of uses depending on one’s requirements.

A viewing is essential to fully appreciate the delightful grounds that run with The Hayloft.
LOCATION

Local shopping needs are catered for in Newport Pagnell and the attractive Georgian market town of Olney which still has an open market on a weekly basis.

More extensive shopping and leisure facilities are available in the newly designated City of Milton Keynes with its central covered shopping mall and Theatre district.

The Hayloft is well positioned for access to the M1 motorway at Junction 14 and main line railway station at Central Milton Keynes provides services to London Euston within 30 minutes. Luton airport provides access to the European air routes with Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted further afield.

There are a number of village primary schools within the vicinity as well as secondary schools at Newport Pagnell and Olney.

DIRECTIONS MK16 8LY

From Northampton proceed to the Queen Eleanor roundabout taking the B526 Newport Pagnell road. Proceed through the villages of Hackleton, Horton and Stoke Goldington taking the next right just before Gayhurst signposted to Hanslope and Tathall. The property will be found after approximately half a mile on the righthand side.

From Newport Pagnell proceed on the B526 In a north westerly direction signed to Northampton and after passing through Lathbury and Gayhurst take the next left turn signposted to Hanslope and Tathall and proceed as above

PROPERTY INFORMATION

Services: Mains water and electricity are connected. Central heading is provided by an oil-fired system to radiators. There is a private sewerage system shared by five properties with appropriate apportionment of costs.

Local: Authority: Milton Keynes Council.
Tel.

Outgoings: Council Tax Band "G"
£3,255.38 for the year 2023/2024

EPC Rating: Not required due to Listing

Tenure: Freehold

Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Jackson-Stops Tel.