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Honor End Lane, Great Hampden , Prestwood, HP16

PROPERTY TYPE

Barn Conversion

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

3

SIZE

4,223 sq ft

392 sq m

TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Stunning 16th Century Barn Conversion
  • Approximately 4.5 acres
  • Self-contained Annexe
  • Equestrian Facilities
  • Landscaped Gardens
  • Potential Holiday Let Income
  • Potential Livery Income
  • Timber Beams
  • Spectacular Vaulted Living Room
  • Countryside Views

Description

Honor Lodge is a beautifully preserved 16th century barn conversion nestled within the rolling countryside of the Chiltern hills.
Retaining its original timber beams and vaulted ceilings, the home offers an exceptional sense of space and character while enjoying panoramic views across the picturesque Rignall Valley. Set within approximately 4.5 acres of gardens and paddocks, the property combines the charm of historic architecture with the comfort of modern country living.

Despite its peaceful rural setting, the house is located just two miles from the village of Great Missenden, offering convenient access to shops, restaurants and rail connections into London.

Interior Living - Grand living spaces filled with light

The heart of the home is the spectacular triple-aspect vaulted sitting room, where exposed oak beams and a dramatic brick fireplace create a striking yet welcoming space.

Large windows flood the room with natural light while framing views of the surrounding countryside.

The accommodation flows beautifully between living and entertaining areas, including:
- a snug sitting room
- an elegant dining area
- a dual-aspect kitchen/breakfast room

The handmade oak kitchen features granite worktops, traditional cabinetry and a walk-in pantry, perfectly suited to both everyday family life and entertaining guests.

Bedrooms & Private Spaces - Comfortable and Characterful Bedrooms

The property offers four bedrooms, each enjoying the character of exposed beams and countryside views.

The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, featuring a vaulted ceiling, dressing area and spacious ensuite bathroom.

Additional bedrooms are served by a beautifully presented family bathroom with a traditional roll-top bath.

The layout offers both privacy and flexibility, making the home ideal for families, guests or multigenerational living.

Principal bedroom – triple aspect and vaulted, dressing area with fitted carpet, three sets of built-in wardrobe cupboards, stairs rising to vaulted sleeping area, two Victorian style column radiators, original cherry picker ladder, rising to the fully boarded loft area.

Ensuite – spacious vaulted ensuite bathroom fitted a matching white Victorian style suite comprising panel bath with Victorian style mixer tap and shower attachment, twin pedestal wash hand basins, low-flush W.C, large shower cubicle, ceramic tiled floor, exposed timber beams, extractor fan, Victorian style column radiator, spotlights.

Bedroom two* – large storage cupboard, radiator, exposed timber beams, Amtico oak style floor, spotlights.

Bedroom three* – built-in wardrobe cupboards, radiator, exposed timber beams, fitted carpet, spotlights.

* Bedrooms two and three are located on the ground floor.

Annexe/Airbnb Opportunity - Self-contained annexe, ideal for guests or holiday letting

Separated from the main barn by a charming walled courtyard garden and its own separate entrance through an electric gate, the converted annexe provides fully self-contained accommodation including:

- Open-plan kitchen, living and sleeping area
- Wet room
- Separate office (potential second bedroom)

This versatile space is ideal for:
- Guest accommodation
- Independent living
- A home office or creative studio

It also offers excellent potential as a holiday let through platforms such as Airbnb, creating an additional income stream while maintaining privacy for both the main house and visitors.

Equestrian & Land - Equestrian Facilities and Land

The property sits within approximately 3.5 acres of paddocks, previously used for horses.

Facilities include:
- Sand and rubber manège
- Stables with tack room
- Hay store
- Hard standing with horsebox access
- Direct access to the bridleway network

These facilities make the property ideal for private equestrian use or a small private livery yard, presenting further lifestyle and income opportunities.

Gardens & Setting - Landscaped Gardens and Chilterns Views
The gardens surrounding Honor Lodge create a wonderful sense of tranquillity and privacy.

Features include:

- Beautifully landscaped courtyard garden
- Ornamental pond
- Mature trees and flower borders
- York stone terraces for outdoor dining
- Sweeping lawns with valley views

The grounds perfectly frame the house while allowing uninterrupted views across the surrounding countryside.


Trains, Planes and Automobiles - Transport Links

Gravel driveway –set behind electric wooden 5 bar gates providing off-street parking for many cars.

Carport -concrete hard standing with light and an outside tap

Great Missenden Train Station – 6 minutes by car, with 40-minute fast train into London Marylebone.

1 hour to the M25/M40 by car
38 minutes to London Heathrow Airport
47 minutes to London Luton Airport
1 hour, 15 minutes to London Gatwick and Stansted Airports
40 minute fast train into London Marylebone

Honor Lodge offers an exceptional combination of heritage, privacy and opportunity. Whether as a stunning family home, an equestrian retreat or a countryside lifestyle property with income potential, this remarkable home must be experienced to be fully appreciated.

Entrance Hall

Terracotta tiled floor, exposed timber beams, stairs rising to the dining room, sitting room and first floor space. Under stairs storage cupboard, downstairs cloakroom WC, double glazed floor to ceiling picture window over-looking landscaped courtyard garden and across to the self-contained annex, radiator.

Cloakroom/W.C

White Victorian style suite comprising wash hand basin, low flush WC, Terracotta tiled floor, exposed timber beams, spotlights, extractor fan.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room

18'9" x 12'3" (5.73m x 3.75m)

Dual aspect, bespoke handmade Oak fitted kitchen inlaid with Hazel and walnut, red Granite worktop with inset one and half bowls stainless steel sink unit with Granite drainer and mixer tap, filtered water tap, plumbing for dishwasher, shelving, Terracotta tiled floor, exposed timber beams, exposed brick chimney breast with inset six ring gas hob, two double electric fan ovens with grill, spotlights, radiator, walk-in pantry with shelving, double glazed double doors leading to sun terrace perfect for having breakfast in the sun.

Boot Room

13'1" x 10'0" (4.00m x 3.07m)

Terracotta tiled floor, base unit with worktop, plumbing for washing machine, plumbing for second dishwasher, venting for tumble dryer, cupboard housing an oil fired Grants central heating boiler, base unit, storage cupboard with worktop and inset stainless steel sink unit with single drainer and mixer tap, double glazed door to west facing rear garden with views across fields, exposed timber beams, spotlights, radiator.

Snug/Sitting Room

13'2" x 9'3" (4.02m x 2.83m)

Fitted carpet, exposed timber beams, radiator, built-in storage cupboards, shelving, space for TV.

Dining Room

12'4" x 11'6" (3.78m x 3.52m)

Terracotta tiled floor, double glazed double doors to west facing sun terrace with views to open countryside, floor to ceiling windows, radiator, exposed timber beams, stairs rising to the vaulted sitting room, door to self-contained bedroom area.

Family Bathroom / W.C.

9'3" x 5'10" (2.82m x 1.78m)

Matching white Victorian style suite, free standing roll top claw footed slipper bath with Victorian style mixer tap and shower attachment, low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, large shower cubicle, extractor fan, exposed timber beams, spotlights, radiator, Amtico oak style floor.

Bedroom 2

15'3" x 9'4" (4.65m x 2.87m)

Large storage cupboard, radiator, exposed timber beams, spotlights, Amtico oak style floor.

Bedroom 3

11'6" x 9'4" (3.53m x 2.86m)

Built-in wardrobe cupboards, radiator, exposed timber beams, spotlights, fitted carpet.

Living Room

39'5" x 19'3" (12.03m x 5.87m)

Galleried, vaulted, triple aspect stunning sitting room, a beautiful shape room, floor to ceiling windows, exposed timber beams, fitted carpet, four Victorian style column radiators, huge, exposed brick chimney breast with oak mantel and quarry tiled hearth with open fireplace, triple insulated ceilings.

Landing

Galleried, floor to ceiling windows, overlooks the vaulted dining room and the courtyard.

Principal Bedroom

19'3" x 15'11" (5.87m x 4.86m)

Triple aspect and vaulted, dressing area with fitted carpet, three sets of built-in wardrobe cupboards, stairs rising to vaulted sleeping area with fitted carpet, two Victorian style column radiators, original cherry picker ladder, rising to the fully boarded loft area.

Ensuite

12'4" x 9'3" (3.76m x 2.83m)

Spacious vaulted en-suite bathroom fitted with a matching white Victorian style suite comprising panel bath with Victorian style mixer tap and shower attachment, twin pedestal wash hand basins, low flush WC, large shower cubicle, ceramic tiled floor, exposed timber beams, spotlights, extractor fan, Victorian style column radiator.

Utility Room

13'1" x 10'0" (4.00m x 3.07m)

Large utility/boot room

Self-Contained Annexe

657 square feet - internal floor area

Separated from the main barn by a charming walled courtyard garden and its own separate entrance through an electric gate, the converted annexe provides fully self-contained accommodation including:



It also offers excellent potential as a holiday let through platforms such as Airbnb, creating an additional income stream while maintaining privacy for both the main house and visitors.



Dark oak Amtico flooring, two skylights which are agricultural style double glazed windows, exposed timber beams, spotlights, two radiators, fitted kitchen comprising a granite worktop with inset Frankie stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap and granite drainer to side, a two ring

induction hob with a Frankie stainless steel extractor hood over, integrated microwave combination oven, drawers and storage cupboards, integrated fridge and integrated freezer,

walk in wet room, shower cubicle, ceramic slate style floor, matching white Victorian suite comprising wash hand basin, low flush WC, chrome vertical heated towel rail., exposed timber beams, spotlight, extractor fan.

Office

19'11" x 10'4" (6.09m x 3.15m)

Vaulted exposed timber beams, fitted carpet, radiator, currently being used as an office, however, could easily be incorporated into the studio apartment as a further bedroom, wall mounted Vaillant combination boiler.

Eastside Garden

Private courtyard walled garden, selection of brick raised beds, well stocked flower and shrubs borders, various sun terraces with York stone footpaths, trimmed with brick, laid to lawn, barbeque area with

ornamental pond, gravel area ideal for further parking or hobby car.

Wine Room

Fully insulated and racked with power and light and access to large fully boarded loft.

Large Garden Shed

With power and light

Workshop

8'8" x 12'8" (2.65m x 3.87m)

With power and light

Carport

Concrete hard standing with light and an outside tap.

Westside Garden

Sweeping gravel driveway set behind electric wooden 5 bar gates surround the gardens. The gardens have a beautiful ornamental point, stunning views across the Rignall Valley and are mainly laid to lawn with flower beds.

Paddocks

Approximately 3.5 acres formerly used as horse paddocks that could be used for other countryside interests, The paddocks benefit from a rubber and sand manège, stables with tack room, hay store and hard standing all access via an all-weather track, ideal for a horse box. The paddocks have direct access onto the bridleway network.

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About Jeremy Swan, Great Missenden

64 High Street, Great Missenden, HP16 0AN
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Jeremy Swan Estate Agents

Jeremy Swan Estate Agents has been based in Great Missenden for over fifteen years. Owner Jeremy, who still runs the business today, has over 30 years' experience in the UK property market. He began his estate agency career in North London - a fantastic training ground for the agility of mind needed in a successful agent before re-locating to the popular commuter village of Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire. Nestled in the Chiltern Hills, Great Missenden is a fantastic community to live in - picturesque and vibrant with the benefit of having the countryside on its doorstep yet being in easy reach of London. Buckinghamshire has a strong reputation for entrepreneurs which means it keeps pace with modern life whilst being steeped in history. Great Missenden is most famous for its connections with the author Roald Dahl who lived here for over 35 years and based many of his most famous and well-loved children's books in the village. The High Street is jam-packed with local artisans allowing you to pick up the essentials you need but also have a leisurely browse on a Saturday morning.

Jeremy swiftly established himself as an independent, trusted and expert local agent and has grown the team and office mainly through word-of-mouth recommendation to having the largest board presence and window display in the village alongside tough competition from large-brand agents. Our small, dedicated team offer an expert guide through the house selling process and pride ourselves on delivering a personal service. We have a good selection of local properties in all price ranges which attracts would-be buyers and tenants to register their details with us ready for future properties to become available. Jeremy also founded and runs Swan Drones since 2017 which allows us to offer stand out sales details in the form of high-resolution imagery and video tours to showcase your home to its full potential.

We would welcome the opportunity to meet with you to discuss your needs and offer a free market appraisal on your home. Call us today on 01494 890990 or email us at hello@jeremyswan.co.uk.

Affordability

Monthly repayments£8,437
Property: £ 1,850,000
Deposit: £ 185,000
Interest rate: 4.5%
Term: 30 years
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