• Equestrian property set in over 13 acres +
• Barn with stables, hay store and tack room +
• Detached house of over 2,000 sq. ft. +
• 3/4 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms +
• Large main reception room +
• Attractive gardens leading onto the paddocks +
• Double garage and driveway parking +
• Countryside views +

A detached period house with equestrian facilities set in over 13 acres with paddocks, stables, a manège, as well as a garden, driveway parking and a separate double garage, surrounded by open countryside and views. Set in a valley at the foot of the Chiltern Hills, the property is notable for its location, surrounded by 13 acres of land, and with views over open countryside and towards the hills. The building, now at least a century old, reflects 1920s vernacular architecture, showing the influence of the Arts & Crafts Movement and Lutyens. Brick built under clay tiles, the cottage has a characteristic mix of roof pitches, with dormer windows and eaves featuring in the first-floor bedrooms. Much of the character of the cottage is retained, but the addition of a conservatory, a glazed porch, and the refitting of the kitchen, has created a more contemporary family home and given greater scope for enjoyment of the private garden that envelopes most of the cottage, and which in turn is enclosed by paddocks. These paddocks have accompanying equestrian facilities, a manège as well as stables in a covered yard, a tack room, and a feed store.