Little Horwood Manor, Little Horwood, Milton Keynes

This four-bedroom property forms part of the historic stables located within the grounds of Little Horwood Manor. The stables were constructed in 1939 and redeveloped in the 1980s into four individual residential properties: No 1 is the largest of the four.

The property is Grade II listed and boasts the original clock tower to the front. All front-facing windows are of traditional mullion design with removable secondary glazing.
The double front doors of the property are oak and open into a hallway, laid with ceramic tiles, with a cloak area to the right and a niche with book shelving to the left.

From the hallway, there are double doors into a cloak and storage cupboard with shelving. A further door opens into a utility room with south facing window. This contains base-level units, a sink with mixer taps, spaces for washing machine and tumble dryer, and shelving over. The floor is laid with ceramic tiles and the room runs round to an external door leading to the south facing garden.

From the hallway, a further door leads to the east-facing rose garden. Opposite this door is a small niche with book shelving. Another door leads to the basement. Following the hallway round, there are further doors to the kitchen and dining room. The front-facing kitchen, with twin aspect windows, is laid with laminate flooring, and contains bespoke, fitted cream-coloured kitchen units at eye and base level around the room with integrated fridge, dishwasher and a sink inset into the granite work surface. A range-style cooker, with five ring induction hob and hood over, is inset into a feature wooden surround.

The large dining room has twin aspect windows to the front and the east facing rose garden, engineered oak flooring, and bespoke built-in corniced cupboards with shelving.
The hallway also leads in a different direction to the downstairs cloakroom which is fitted with a suite of white pedestal basin set into a vanity unit and a WC and south facing window. Also from the hallway, double doors open into the large vaulted living room which is fitted with solid oak flooring, chandelier and is of twin aspect with two sets of windows on one side, and one on the south side. There is a period fireplace with Swedish log burner inset; patio doors lead to a conservatory which is part brick and glazed with a wooden frame.

The conservatory has ceramic flooring, two electric radiators and a ceiling fan light. Double French doors open onto the south facing garden.

A further door leads from the living room into another small hallway. This has a door leading to a side car-parking space, a wood store and the rose garden, and it also leads into two further rooms, both with south facing windows, both currently used as studies.

Into the basement, there is a room currently used as a games room which is fully tanked and dry, with cupboards housing the oil boiler.

At the top of the stairs, there is a north facing window, and then a long landing, with two east facing windows, which leads to three bedrooms and the family bathroom.
Bedroom one is a front-facing double room. Along one wall, there are built-in wardrobes with glazed doors. There is also an inbuilt dressing table and bedside cabinets. A further door opens into the en-suite shower room with a white suite of pedestal basin and WC and a multi-use shower/sauna.
The front-facing family bathroom has ceramic flooring and a feature blocked off fireplace. The room is fitted with a Victorian style suite of bath, pedestal basin WC, bidet and towel radiator. There is a corner shower unit with glass doors and a small niche just inside the doorway with shelving.
Bedroom three is a front-facing double room with built-in wardrobes and dressing table. Continuing along the first-floor landing, there are double doors into an airing cupboard containing the hot water system and storage.

Finally, bedroom two is a large double bedroom with two sets of twin aspect windows to the front and to the East Garden. This ‘L’ shaped bedroom has a built-in wardrobe; an archway leads from into a front facing en-suite bathroom with a bath, shower unit and glass shower screen. There is also a WC, a basin in set into a vanity cupboard and a towel radiator. In bedroom two, a loft hatch gives access to the clocktower and the properties extensive loft space.

Outside, the property is approached from the main drive and a large communal car parking area. There is a front garden which is laid to lawn with flower borders, a double garage and two parking spaces.

The East facing garden is known as the rose garden with lawn, flowerbeds with rose bushes, standard roses, a Magnolia Grandiflora and yew hedges.

Accessed from both the utility room and conservatory, the south facing rear garden has a pathway leading down to a lawned area with flower borders and soft-fruit beds. Two wisterias cloak the side of the building, an espaliered Conference Pear tree adorns the side of the double garage, which has a side access door. Double gates lead to the front of the property. The lawn area extends around across the south side of the property with flower borders, shrubs and trees around, including a feature Magnolia Stellata. There is a greenhouse and a raised decking area with a pergola, and further vegetable beds behind a large box hedge accessed through an archway between the hedging. There is a further seating area.

The property has oil-fired central heating with an oil tank containing +2000 Litres located out of sight to the side of the double garage. The heating system is operated with a twin pump system to allow heating water to reach all bathrooms. NO ONWARD CHAIN

Council Tax Band G