Petsoe End, Emberton, Buckinghamshire, MK46

Kitchen/Breakfast Room

The bespoke Underwood kitchen/breakfast room has a comprehensive range of base and full height maple wood units including a larder cupboard, pan drawers and pull out wicker drawers, with granite splashbacks and work surfaces incorporating a double stainless steel sink and drainer with hot, cold and filtered water, a boiling water tap and an Insinkerator waste disposal unit. The large central island has a trash compactor, a prep sink, and a breakfast bar to seat four. There is a two oven Aga and an Aga companion oven with a gas hob set into a recess with an extractor over. Other integrated Neff appliances include a steam oven, a microwave, a dishwasher and an American style fridge/freezer. There is Amtico flooring, recessed ceiling lights, a door to the courtyard garden, windows to the rear and side and additional natural light from a large skylight window.

Principal Bedroom Suite

The principal bedroom measures 21 ft. by 14 ft. and has dual aspect windows to the front and side with views over the grounds, and a range of built-in mirror fronted wardrobes. There are also twin dressing rooms both of which are fitted with a range of hanging space, shelved storage, and drawers. The luxuriously appointed en suite bathroom has a Villeroy and Boch suite with a deep bath with a shower attachment, a separate walk-in shower, a WC, a bidet, and twin washbasins set in a range of vanity storage.

Gardens and Grounds

Automatic gates open to a long tree lined drive which passes the equestrian area and continues to an extensive gravel parking area and a turning circle round an area of garden which is lawned with a mature tree and a water feature. There is also an area of garden in front of the swimming pool. Hedges by the drive screen an orchard in front of the property which has a timber gazebo with seating to enjoy the far reaching views over the surrounding countryside.

Situation and Schooling

The hamlet of Petsoe End forms part of the village of Emberton which has a church, the Bell and Bear pub, a unique Clock Tower on the crossroads at the centre of the village, and Emberton Country Park. Olney, which is 1 mile away, was featured in the Sunday Times “best places to live 2022”and has shops, pubs and restaurants, a weekly market and a monthly farmers’ market. There are clubs for football, rugby, tennis, cricket and bowls. Catchment schools are Olney Infant Academy, Olney Middle school, and Ousedale secondary school, or there is a bus to the Harpur Trust schools in Bedford.