Hogshaw, Buckingham

Restored 19th century equestrian farmhouse set in approx. five acres

Five versatile reception rooms including vaulted dining/family room

Light, open plan kitchen/breakfast room with Aga and handmade cabinetry

Timber clad equestrian barn with power, water and turnout pen access

164 ft x 82 ft manège plus multiple post and rail paddocks

Long private driveway, triple carport, garage/workshop and countryside views

Hogshaw Farmhouse is a beautifully restored, double fronted 19th century period home set within approximately five acres, paddocks and equestrian facilities. Extending to nearly 3,000 sq ft across two floors, the property blends its heritage with modern family living, framed by uninterrupted countryside views.

Originally built as a working farmhouse, the current owners have undertaken a careful and sympathetic restoration. Period features have been reinstated, wooden floors relaid, sash windows refitted with shutters, and the original room proportions enhanced, creating a turnkey rural home with exceptional equestrian potential.

Entrance & Reception Rooms
The farmhouse offers five versatile reception rooms, including a sitting room, morning room, study and a vaulted dining/family room with floortoceiling glazing and French doors opening onto the courtyard patio. Restored fireplaces, sash windows, shutters and reclaimed materials lend warmth and character throughout.
A newly added glazed reception hall and boot room form the everyday entrance, linking seamlessly with the kitchen and main hallway.

Kitchen & Utility
Formerly the dairy, the kitchen/breakfast room is a light, open plan space with Travertine flooring and underfloor heating. Features include an oilfired Aga set into a chimney breast, bespoke handmade painted cabinetry, marble worksurfaces, a double butler’s sink, a curved oak breakfast bar with induction hob, and integrated Hotpoint appliances.
The utility/cloakroom provides additional storage, laundry appliances and a traditional highcistern WC.

Bedrooms & Bathrooms
Upstairs, a galleried landing leads to four double bedrooms, two with en suite shower rooms, and a family bathroom. Period detailing continues throughout, with panelled doors, moulded skirting boards and sash windows overlooking the gardens and paddocks.

Equestrian Facilities
Barn
The timberclad steel barn was constructed specifically for equestrian use and is fully prepared for stables to be installed. It includes double stable doors on each side, direct access to the allweather turnout area, a concrete floor, power and water, and excellent access from the farmhouse drive. The layout allows horses to move safely between barn and turnout area, while also offering flexibility for buyers who may prefer to use the building as a workshop, car storage or business space.

Manège & Paddocks
In front of the barn lies a 164 ft x 82 ft manège with silica sand and turf float. The land is divided into multiple paddocks enclosed by postandrail fencing, with turnout positioned beside the barn. The turnout pens were designed with the intention that the stables would have double doors, allowing the second door to be opened so horses can move freely between the stable and the turnout pen as they please. All paddocks enjoy far reaching views across the Quainton Hills.

Outside
The farmhouse is approached via a long stone chipped driveway that winds past the paddocks and gardens, leading to a gravelled parking area, a triple carport and a garage/workshop space.

Garden areas include a courtyard accessed from the dining/family room, a paved seating terrace, lawned gardens with mature trees and hedging, and established shrub borders all set against open countryside.

Declaration of Interest
In accordance with the Estate Agents Act 1979, we declare that the vendor of this property is a connected person of an employee of The Wilkinson Partnership.