Pound Hill, Great Brickhill, Buckinghamshire

We are delighted to present a stunning detached mid-19th century home offering over 3,000 sq ft of beautifully presented, characterful accommodation in the sought-after village of Great Brickhill. With four spacious bedrooms, four bathrooms, elegant living spaces with five reception rooms, a recently installed bespoke kitchen, and a showstopping orangery, this period property blends timeless charm with modern luxury. Set on a stunning landscaped 0.33-acre plot, it enjoys tranquil gardens, a garage, gated driveway as well as excellent local amenities and transport links.

If This Were Your Home... - Situated on a prestigious road in Great Brickhill this family home is in a charming and idyllic setting close to all village amenities. This beautifully presented period home boasts an attractive frontage full of character and kerb appeal. Set back behind a traditional five-bar gate and a spacious gravel driveway offering lots of off road parking, the property features mellow brickwork complemented by classic stone window lintels and sills (all windows are double glazed), as well as picturesque climbing plants that enhance its countryside charm. Decorative bargeboards and mature planting in well-positioned pots create a welcoming entrance that reflects the warmth and elegance found throughout the home. A covered porch adds both practicality and timeless appeal, making this an inviting first impression.

The ground floor of this characterful home is both spacious and well-finished, combining traditional features with quality craftsmanship throughout. The accommodation includes a large living room, formal dining room, study, and snug – most of which feature working fireplaces, solid oak flooring, and solid oak doors. The heart of the home is the impressive kitchen/breakfast room, fitted with a 140cm Lacanche range cooker, granite worktops, limestone flooring, and bespoke cabinetry, all centred around a generous island. This space flows seamlessly into a recently built custom-made hardwood orangery with a bespoke roof lantern, underfloor heating and timber double-glazed French doors opening to the garden. A fully equipped utility room offers additional practicality, with a door leading to the driveway. If a downstairs bedroom were required the snug and utility room could be utilized in this way. Some rooms are enhanced with cast iron radiators, and all windows throughout the ground floor are timber double glazed, completing a warm and timeless living environment.

Upstairs, the property offers four double bedrooms arranged across a light-filled first floor, accessed via a characterful landing with exposed beams and more oak flooring. The principal bedroom is generously proportioned, featuring vaulted ceilings, exposed rafters, a fireplace, multiple bespoke fitted wardrobes and a stylish ensuite with a roll-top bath and monochrome tiling. The second bedroom also benefits from its own ensuite shower room. Two further bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom with a clawfoot tub and traditional fittings. Each bedroom features timber double-glazed windows, and the first floor continues the solid oak flooring seen throughout the home. The layout offers flexibility for family living or home-working, with the option to use one of the bedrooms as a study or hobby space if desired.

The gardens surrounding the property are beautifully established and thoughtfully landscaped to offer both visual interest and practical enjoyment. A large paved terrace sits directly outside the orangery, creating a perfect space for outdoor dining and entertaining, overlooking a formal pond with sculptural features and mature planting. The grounds include neatly maintained lawns, a range of flowering borders, ornamental trees, and a variety of well-positioned seating areas to enjoy the peaceful setting. Pathways lead through sections of the garden, offering a sense of structure while still feeling natural and green. There is a large further area in the garden laid to lawn perfect for outside play. Enclosed by hedging and planting for privacy, the outdoor space complements the character of the home and provides a tranquil extension of the living areas. To the rear of the garage there is a door for access. Tucked away in the corners of the garden you have a garden shed with power for practical storage, as well as a bespoke greenhouse with power and water, growing area and compost area.

Your Local Area - The village of Great Brickhill is one of the most sought-after villages in the local area located at the top of a hill and within an 'Area of Attractive Landscape' just 15 minutes from the centre of Milton Keynes. The village has a very active community including The Old Red Lion public house which offers a warm welcome with good food, a superb garden with extensive views over the Aylesbury Vale. The village Church, St Mary's The Virgin is a Grade 2* listed building and has an active congregation. The Cricket Club, which is open all year, is very well supported by the local community often holding events such as dances, quiz nights and special children's events. Adjacent to the Cricket Club is the Tennis Club which has 2 floodlit and recently refurbished courts and a floodlit MUGA primarily used to play football. Both Clubs offer excellent coaching opportunities for children aged 5 and up. The Parish Hall hosts many Clubs and events. Youth Cafe, Badminton Club, Table Tennis Club, palates, dance classes, travelling Post Office, Book Club, W.I., Bowls Club and many more. It is frequently used to hold christening and children's parties. The Parish Hall also accommodates Little Ashes Pre-school every morning which caters for children aged from 2-4 and has an excellent Ofsted record. The village primary school High Ash Church of England is rated Ofsted Outstanding and many children from here progress to the excellent Aylesbury Grammar schools which have daily transportation arranged from the village. Local sporting facilities also include fishing, shooting and stabling with several options regularly available in the village and for golfers there are an array of golf courses available within a few miles' radius including Woburn, Leighton Buzzard and The Three Locks. The village also offers fibre optic internet with speeds up to 1000 Mbps.

The Georgian town of Woburn lies to the north east of Great Brickhill, and offers a variety of restaurants, including Michelin starred Paris House, antique shops and access to the historic Abbey and grounds. Fantastic transport links are on offer with Leighton Buzzard train station being less than 10 mins away and providing direct links to London Euston in under thirty minutes. There are also excellent road links including the A5 and the M1 with air travel available from all London airports but particularly London-Luton which is just 30 mins distant.

Entrance Hall -

Kitchen / Breakfast Room - 7.49 x 6.12 (24'6" x 20'0") -

Snug - 3.63 x 2.97 (11'10" x 9'8") -

Utility Room -

Orangery - 5.59 x 4.34 (18'4" x 14'2") -

Dining Room - 3.99 x 2.82 (13'1" x 9'3") -

Living Room - 6.38 x 4.93 (20'11" x 16'2") -

Study - 4.9 x 3.68 (16'0" x 12'0") -

Cloakroom -

Landing -

Principal Bedroom - 6.02 x 5.05 (19'9" x 16'6") -

En-Suite -

Bedroom Two - 4.98 x 3.35 (16'4" x 10'11") -

En-Suite -

Bedroom Three - 4.98 x 3.35 (16'4" x 10'11") -

Bedroom Four - 4.88 x 2.29 (16'0" x 7'6") -

Family Bathroom -

Garage - 6.1 x 3.38 (20'0" x 11'1") -

Driveway -

Garden -