Simpson, Milton Keynes, MK6

Why buy this home?

Situated in the picturesque village of Simpson, Milton Keynes, this stunning Grade II listed 19th-century cottage effortlessly combines historic character with modern elegance. Brimming with original features, the property offers three reception rooms and stylish, contemporary living spaces designed for comfort and functionality.

Upon entering, you are greeted by a welcoming entrance hall adorned with charming mosaic floor tiles, preserving the home’s timeless character. From here, you have access to all three reception rooms. To the right, a versatile space currently used as an office/playroom features a delightful fireplace. The formal dining room comfortably accommodates an eight-seater table and seamlessly flows into the spacious kitchen/diner, complete with an open fireplace. As the heart of the home, the kitchen boasts a central island, ample workspace, and room for a six-seater dining table—perfect for entertaining. A separate utility room and a downstairs cloakroom enhance the home's practicality.

Upstairs, two generously sized double bedrooms provide tranquil retreats, each offering stunning views of the historic church and surrounding countryside. A third single bedroom overlooks the scenic Ouzel Valley Park. The beautifully designed four-piece family bathroom features a luxurious freestanding roll-top bath and a separate shower cubicle, adding a touch of indulgence.

Outside, electric gates open to a substantial shingle driveway with ample parking. The garage has been partially converted into a stylish family room or home office, complete with a cozy log burner. The private rear garden is a serene oasis, featuring a well-maintained lawn, a beautifully landscaped patio, and a hot tub—perfect for relaxation.

Get to know the area...

Simpson is one of Milton Keynes’ thirteen original villages, with roots tracing back to Saxon times and a mention in the Domesday Book of 1086. This charming community enjoys a picturesque setting alongside the Grand Union Canal and the River Ouzel, offering scenic walking routes and access to Caldecotte Lake. Residents benefit from the well-rated Charles Warren Academy, a local nursery, and the recently renovated Plough pub with canal-side gardens. The historic St. Thomas' Church, dating back to the 13th century, further enriches the village’s character.