High Street North, Stewkley, Buckinghamshire

Situated in the highly sought after village of Stewkley, The Little House is a Grade II listed, classic and beautiful four bedroom home dating back to the eighteenth century. Exquisite period architectural elements are everywhere, with a delightful cottage feel and a beautiful mature rear garden. The accommodation includes; entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, study and a downstairs cloakroom. Upstairs there are four charming bedrooms and two bathrooms. The Little House has a double garage and large driveway for parking, if required there is potential to extend and create an annexe.

If This Was Your Home… - Approaching your home, take a moment to appreciate the impressive greenery surrounding it. Make your way through the timber gates and head to your front door, a beautiful sage green surrounded by the beautiful and classic, red brick facade.

Step through the front door, and you'll be in your handy storm porch, elegant and inviting with a classic wooden staircase facing you, stained in crimson red with white accents on the sides. The hallway walls are accented in soft mint, and the original floor consists of large, earthy red and brown chequered tiles.

To your right, your spacious sitting room, bathed in soft ivory, is arranged around a magnificent fireplace, with original exposed wooden beam above adding more charm. You have wonderful garden views here, along with rich walnut herringbone flooring underfoot. From the sitting room, you have access to the study, a charming space with a wood burner perfect for a home library or office.

Nothing beats a roaring fire, but rest assured you also have a recently fitted boiler and radiators.

Back in the hallway, this time taking a left for your dining room, similarly styled to the sitting room, this is the ideal space for family meals, with a fireplace and front facing views of your home. To the rear of your dining room, you have the kitchen, with original timber worktops and abundant soft green cabinetry. There's also a spacious pantry to the right.

Move along the hallway where you'll find a much appreciated utility space. Move into the gabled garage wing where you have the utility room. Here there is also a handy spare WC and another study space, with plenty of natural light.

At the end of the hallway you have those double garages, adjoined for a sizable space of 260 square feet, brimming with potential for repurposing as perhaps an additional living space or studio.

If required this garage/utility area has its own access and therefore offers the potential to be converted into self-contained accommodation.

Back to that stately hallway once again now, to ascend to the first floor (also accessible via an additional staircase located just outside the study) and your broad, bright, timber floored landing.

The first floor includes all four bedrooms, with the master bedroom at the front of the home. This spacious 210 square foot affair exudes timeless elegance, featuring a fireplace, soft ivory and pale green walls, and plush dusty rose carpeting. You also have a private en suite bathroom.

The three further bedrooms are bright and fresh, featuring beautiful finishes that create an ideal living space for family members and guests. From the fourth bedroom there is a small annexe room which could be used as a study/dressing room/yoga room.

Your first floor bathroom, finished in soothing slate blue and soft teal, has a large tub with shower overhead, lined with a white mosaic tiling.

Finally, head back downstairs and outside, where you have a remarkable quarter of an acre of outdoor garden space. Mature with intertwining paths leading through it there is a whole world out here to explore that is all incredibly private and secluded. You're also spoiled for home produce, with apple, pear, plum and cherry trees lining your property. If a detached work space/living space is required there is ample space to build a small studio/dwelling subject to the necessary permissions.

There's already a sizeable summer house and spacious greenhouse, offering 165 square feet of space, and serving as the ideal oasis for home gardeners or artists looking to immerse themselves in nature.

Your Local Area - The village of Stewkley is a charming and classic country village known for its outstanding architectural landmarks and visits from “the father of English literature”, Geoffrey Chaucer.

For a pint, head to your warm and inviting new local, The Carpenters Arms, just a short distance away from your home with a beer garden and large selection of ales and wines.

You're just a ten minute drive from Leighton Buzzard, where you can access all your daily necessities and amenities.

Leighton Buzzard Station provides direct thirty three minute fast trains to London Euston, while the vibrant Leighton Buzzard Market, established in 1086, offers a variety of classic market produce, plants, flowers, and artisanal goods.

Golf aficionados will be pleased to be just a five minute drive away from Aylesbury Vale Golf Club, set amongst stunning countryside surroundings, while parents will be happy to know that there are plenty of highly rated schools by Ofsted, all within an easy drive from your home.

Entrance Hall -

Sitting Room - 4.72 x 4.17 (15'5" x 13'8") -

Dining Room - 4.11 x 3.86 (13'5" x 12'7") -

Kitchen/Breakfast Room - 4.27 x 2.69 (14'0" x 8'9") -

Study - 4.32 x 2.82 (14'2" x 9'3") -

Utility Room -

Cloakroom -

Study -

First Floor Landing -

Principal Bedroom - 4.52 x 4.27 (14'9" x 14'0") -

En-Suite -

Bedroom Two - 3.51 x 2.74 (11'6" x 8'11") -

Bedroom Three - 3.05 x 2.69 (10'0" x 8'9") -

Bedroom Four - 4.09 x 1.40 (13'5" x 4'7") -

Annexe Room Off Of Bedroom Four -

Family Bathroom -

Double Garage - 5.49 x 4.44 (18'0" x 14'6") -

Green House - 7.57 x 2.03 (24'10" x 6'7") -

Summer House - 2.36 x 2.31 (7'8" x 7'6") -