The Clock House, Watling Street, Little Brickhill

Positioned within a historic development of just 11 homes, this beautifully maintained and spacious residence sits beside the landmark Clock Tower. Full of charm and character, the home blends timeless elegance with modern comforts. You have a bright living room with wood-burning stove, a stylish spacious kitchen/diner, three generous bedrooms, a contemporary bathroom, and a private mature garden with a garden room—ideal for peaceful living in a truly special setting, internal viewing highly recommended.

If This Were Your Home.. - Positioned in a charming courtyard of just 11 distinctive homes, this beautifully preserved and generously proportioned home sits to the left of the iconic Clock Tower – the landmark building that gives this development its name. You'll enter by passing under the original arched clocktower – an elegant and historic feature. Once inside the courtyard, the peaceful, village-like atmosphere surrounds you, offering a sense of community and tranquility. The home itself is one of the more substantial and has been meticulously maintained in order to retain all of the original character. - This is countryside living with character and charm – all within easy reach of modern conveniences.

Spanning the full width of the property and flooded with natural light from both front and rear aspects, the spacious living room is the heart of this charming home. With its warm oak flooring and tasteful neutral décor, it offers a blend of character and comfort. A standout feature is the restored fireplace with a wood-burning stove set into a brick surround and topped with a timber mantle—creating a cosy focal point. The living room offers seamless access to the stylish kitchen/diner through double doors and also leads to the staircase rising to the first floor. Thoughtfully designed with window shutters and built-in cabinetry, the room is both practical and inviting.

Running the full width of the property and filled with natural light from both front and rear elevations, this charming kitchen/diner perfectly balances period charm with modern functionality. The space flows seamlessly from the living room and also offers direct access to the downstairs cloakroom and an external door leading to the garden—making it a practical everyday hub for modern living. The bespoke shaker-style cabinetry is complemented by oak flooring, white metro tile splashbacks, and a showpiece range cooker, all centred around a classic island with built-in storage. A large ceramic butler sink sits beneath a window overlooking the peaceful courtyard, while a bold retro-style fridge adds a fun pop of colour. The dining area is framed by soft wood-panelled walls and illuminated by a stylish industrial-style pendant light feature.

Accessed directly from the kitchen, the private rear garden is a peaceful retreat, designed with a mix of gravelled and paved areas for low-maintenance enjoyment. Mature hedging and woven fencing offer excellent privacy, while the borders packed with flowering perennials and plants. Tucked away at the far end, a fully insulated garden room provides the perfect hideaway—ideal as a quiet reading nook, hobby room, or stylish home office. Surrounded by greenery and dappled sunlight, this tranquil outdoor space invites relaxed mornings with coffee or leisurely evening dining alfresco.

Conveniently accessed from the kitchen, the downstairs cloakroom is stylish and practical, featuring a classic white suite with a low-level WC and wall-mounted basin. The space is smartly finished with crisp tiling, a striking monochrome floor, and built-in storage.

Upstairs, the first floor landing is a bright and airy space with soft carpeting and natural light, this space provides access to all three bedrooms and the family bathroom.

The principal bedroom is a serene and generously sized double with characterful vaulted ceilings and exposed beams. A large window with plantation shutters invites in natural light while maintaining privacy, and there's ample space for wardrobes and furniture.

The second bedroom is another well-proportioned double, with a large window drawing in plenty of natural light, soft green walls, and plush carpeting. Clean lines and high ceilings enhance the sense of space.

Bedroom three is a charming and light-filled generous single bedroom. With vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and high quality plantation shutters. Plenty of space for additional bedroom furniture. This room makes a lovely third bedroom but could also serve as a home office if required.

The stylish family bathroom is finished with large neutral tiling and features a classic freestanding claw-foot bath, a separate walk-in shower enclosure, a modern vanity unit with integrated basin, and a WC. A large frosted window with plantation shutters provides plenty of natural light while maintaining privacy, and a heated towel rail adds a touch of luxury.

Your Local Area.. - The private secluded grounds of The Clock House are surrounded by the peaceful village of Little Brickhill, referred to in the Domesday Book of 1086 as 'Brichelle'. Because of the French. Now Little Brickhill is a friendly parish of around 500 people, home to two historic churches and a much loved gastropub, The George, around five minutes walk from your new front door. Cosy fires, real ales and a varied, delicious menu are very much the order of the day. Local schools are excellent, with six primary/secondaries ranked 'Outstanding' within the briefest of drives. Surrounded by the peaceful rolling Buckinghamshire countryside, you're nonetheless just a fifteen minute drive from the centre of Milton Keynes, with its famously comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities. Milton Keynes Central station is twelve minutes by car, for regular fast trains speeding you directly to London Euston in just over half an hour. And in more good news for regular commuters, you're at the top of the line here so you'll always get a seat. Other transport links include Leighton Buzzard railway station, Bletchley trainstation and excellent road links. Bletchley and Leighton Buzzard are a short drive away for further shopping facilities, pubs and restaurants. For golfers there is an array of local courses, the highly regarded Woburn GC is half a mile away with three courses ranked in the UK top 100, The Three Locks is approx. 1.5 miles away and Leighton Buzzard GC is close by as well. The village of Little Brickhill has beautiful woodland spaces perfect for walks and dog walks if desired.

Living Room - 6.77 x 4.74 (22'2" x 15'6") -

Kitchen/Diner - 5.3 x 4.74 (17'4" x 15'6") -

Downstairs Cloakroom -

Landing -

Bedroom One - 4 x 3.63 (13'1" x 11'10") -

Bedroom Two - 4.01 x 3.6 (13'1" x 11'9") -

Bedroom Three - 3.45 x 2.71 (11'3" x 8'10") -

Bathroom -

Summer House - 2.6 x 2.4 (8'6" x 7'10") -

Residents Association - There is a residents association within The Clock House which is run by the residents not a third party. There is a service charge of £19 per month for a one car household and £25 per month for a two car household.