Station Road, Mursley

MA1087 The most perfect Victorian home I have seen. Fully renovated, extended and stylishly redesigned with specifications of the highest standard. Four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, three reception rooms, open plan kitchen breakfast dining room and a stunning landscaped garden backing seamlessly onto open countryside with a South Westerly viewpoint. The ground floor features underfloor heating throughout whilst the first floor is gas to radiator. Solid oak internal doors. Originally built by Sir Thomas Beecham as farm workers cottage’s for Mursley Hall in 1888. The cottages are within a conservation area so the frontage of the cottage has been carefully renovated, in-keeping with the original features.

A gravel driveway to the front provides off-road parking and access to the rear garden. A beautiful solid oak door opens into the reception hall with a mosaic tiled floor and solid oak staircase leading to the first floor. The main lounge is beautifully decorated and carpeted and features and Inglenook fireplace which is home to a cast iron log burner, perfect for those winter evenings. There are four useful storage cupboards in this room. The second lounge is perfect for families, creating space for separate activities and is also beautifully decorated with a luxury tiled wood affect floor. This room also has an Inglenook fireplace housing a cast iron log burner and glazed doors opening through to the open plan, kitchen breakfast and dining room. This stunning open plan area features bi-fold doors with electric blinds and a porcelain tiled floor which open out seamlessly onto the rear patio which is also porcelain blending the inside to the outside seamlessly. The dining area is a good size with space to sit at least six people and open through to the fabulous kitchen breakfast room. Handmade, the stylish units are complimented by stainless steel worktops whilst there is also a solid oak breakfast bar. There is a large bespoke larder cupboard with double doors opening up to shelving, draw space and spice racks. There is a built-in Bosch dishwasher, a Siemens double oven and grill, Siemens larder fridge, a large induction hob with Bosch extraction Hood above. The kitchen leads through to the utility room which also features the porcelain tiled floor, eye and base level units incorporating a second sink, plumbing and space for White goods, and space for a larger freezer. A double glazed door leads to the rear garden also providing views across the fields. There is a useful cloaks cupboard and access to the downstairs cloakroom. 

The first floor landing features sensory night lights as do all upstairs bathrooms. There is also an electric velux window here. The master bedroom is quite simply stunning. The vaulted ceilings with the exposed oak beams provide a great feeling of space as does the natural light shining through from the French doors which open onto the Juliet balcony providing the most amazing views over the south Westley facing gardens and the stunning countryside beyond. Also featuring a range of built in wardrobes and a stylish ensuite with a walk-in shower, WC, wash handbasin set in a vanity unit with storage and a heated towel rail. Bedroom two is also a good double with vaulted ceilings, exposed oak beams and those stunning views over the gardens and countryside beyond. Bedroom three is again a double and features an original Victorian fireplace whilst bedroom four is also a good double bedroom and benefits from a built-in wardrobe. The family bathroom has also been refitted to a high standard and features a bath with shower screen door and shower above, wash handbasin sit in a vanity unit with storage, WC, heated towel rail and electric Velux window. 

The rear garden takes you to another level, it really is breath-taking. The large porcelain patio provides a perfect spot for alfresco entertaining with the bi-fold doors opening through to the open plan kitchen breakfast dining room and also leading through to the main lawn and those stunning views across the fields taking in the horses and the sunshine that the south Westerly aspect provides. They are outside power points, an outside tap and outside lighting. There is a brick out building which is perfect for storing all of your garden tools and a summer house at the foot of the garden. This fabulous home really is exceptional and must be viewed.

Mursley is a small parish with a few special features 

A small infant school with only 15 children in each of the 3 classes. Age 4-7
Uniquely placed with catchment for both Aylesbury Grammar Schools and Buckingham Royal Latin with the bus stop for the schools opposite the house. 
A fully supported local village pub. 
Mursley sports association with very active football and cricket clubs. 
A newly installed children’s park and fitness equipment 
Lots of social functions including, village amateur dramatics Mursley Players, mixed adult choir, Children’s Choir, crafting clubs and a host of charity events run regularly  including Mussels Night, mid-summer ball, food festival, Mursley fete and also many functions hosted by the Church.

The parish of Mursley also has 2 independent legacy charities that can provide support to any child in the community with educational needs or financial support for bus passes/school equipment if needed.