16B, High Street, North Crawley

A beautifully restored two-bedroom village home with study or thirsd bedroom forming the principal historic part of a former public house, offering approximately 1150 sq. ft of characterful accommodation in the heart of North Crawley.

Carefully renovated to retain the character and proportions of the original building whilst introducing a high-quality contemporary interior, the property provides approximately 1,150 sq. ft of thoughtfully designed accommodation over two floors.

The ground floor is centred around a generous kitchen, family and dining space overlooking the west-facing rear garden. The shaker-style fitted kitchen incorporates a large central island with breakfast bar, 20mm quartz worktops and a comprehensive range of integrated NEFF appliances. Large, glazed doors open directly onto the newly landscaped garden, creating a strong connection between the internal and external living spaces.

Tis property offers a more open plan style of living with a living room to the rear which flows through to the Kitchen , dining family room at the the rear.

Also on the ground floor is a separate cloakroom.

On the first floor are two generous double bedrooms, a study or third bedroom and a family bathroom.

The property combines the character of a long-established North Crawley building with the comfort and efficiency expected of a newly finished home, including underfloor heating throughout the ground floor, conventional radiators upstairs and an air-source heat pump.

Outside, the west-facing rear garden will be fully finished with natural sandstone paving, close-boarded timber fencing, feature timber arches/pergolas and considered landscaping, creating a private outdoor space directly connected to the kitchen and dining area.

A distinctive village home with a genuine connection to North Crawley’s history, carefully brought back to life for its next chapter.

Local Area
North Crawley is a picturesque Buckinghamshire village offering a wonderful sense of community, with a popular village pub, church, village hall, cricket club, and surrounding countryside walks. Newport Pagnell is just a short drive away, providing a range of shops, restaurants, and everyday amenities, while Central Milton Keynes and its mainline railway station are approximately 15 minutes away, offering direct services into London Euston. The property also falls within the highly regarded Ousedale School catchment area, and the primary school which also has an Ofsted rating of Outstanding making it an excellent choice for families.

NB - the CGI's are for illustrative purposes and some of the photos are from a previous development.