• Grade II listed part 15th century detached house +
• Four bedrooms; one en suite +
• Three reception rooms +
• Kitchen/breakfast room +
• Self-contained one bedroom studio flat +
• Two cellar rooms +
• Gardens, carport and stables +
• No upper chain +

A Grade II listed part 15th century four bedroom detached house with a self-contained one bedroom studio flat, a double carport, stables, and a mature rear garden. The house is a half-timbered property with parts dating back to the 15th century. It has a 19th century façade of brick with limestone dressing in the Jacobean style.

The property has 3,206 sq. ft. of accommodation which includes three reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room with contemporary fittings and units, a utility room, and two cellars.

The one bedroom studio flat is on the ground floor and includes a shower room.

Court House was the home of the Buckinghamshire Assize Court for almost two centuries between 1443 and 1638 - from the reign of Henry VI to that of Charles I.