Price changed to £575,000
December 29, 2025
Listed for £600,000
July 9, 2025
Sold for £472,500
2017
Sold for £335,000
2010
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Dining Room - 3.81 x 2.34 (12'5" x 7'8") - The dining room is a light and welcoming space, accessed directly from the kitchen/breakfast room and perfectly positioned for entertaining or everyday family meals. French doors open out onto the patio and garden, creating a seamless connection to the outdoor space and allowing plenty of natural light to pour in. With tiled flooring and a charming, cottage-style aesthetic.
Living Room - 5.94 x 5.23 (19'5" x 17'1") - The living room is a spacious and characterful reception space, featuring exposed ceiling beams, beautiful parquet flooring, and a striking inglenook fireplace with a gas fire that creates a warm and inviting focal point. Generous in size and flooded with natural light, the room benefits from large windows and French doors that open directly onto the patio, offering seamless indoor-outdoor living and views over the garden.
Landing - The first floor landing provides access to all of the bedrooms as well as the family bathroom. Here you have sight of some of the stunning imposing cross beams that are used within the structure of the home.
Bedroom One - 5.71 x 3.05 (18'8" x 10'0") - Bedroom one is a spacious and beautifully presented double bedroom, featuring characterful exposed beams and a large window that fills the space with natural light while offering views over the garden. There is a large built-in wardrobe for storage built along one wall.
Bedroom One Ensuite - The room benefits from its own en-suite shower room, complete with WC, wash basin, and shower enclosure.
Bedroom Two - 3.91 x 2.92 (12'9" x 9'6") - Bedroom two is a generous double bedroom, featuring exposed black timber beams that adds to its cottage charm. A large window provides a pleasant outlook over the garden and allows plenty of natural light to brighten the space.
Bedroom Three - 2.72 x 2.11 (8'11" x 6'11") - Bedroom three is a versatile space, ideal as a home office, single bedroom or nursery. Character features include exposed beams adding to the cottage feel, while a window provides natural light and views over the garden. Built-in wardrobe space offers practical storage, making the most of the room’s layout.
Bathroom - The bathroom is full of period charm, featuring timber beams and a traditional cottage-style feel. Well-appointed with a corner bathtub, separate shower enclosure, WC, and wash basin, it offers both comfort and practicality. A small window provides natural light, while tiled walls and flooring add a clean and classic finish.
Garden - The south-facing garden is a standout feature of the property—an expansive and beautifully maintained outdoor space that complements the charm of the home. Accessed directly via French doors from both the living room and dining room, it opens onto a large paved patio ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. A generous lawn extends beyond, bordered by mature shrubs, flowering plants, and a variety of trees, including a striking central tree that creates a focal point in the landscaped setting. A garden room and greenhouse sit nestled at the far end, offering additional lifestyle or storage potential, while gated side access leads conveniently back to the driveway, adding both practicality and privacy to this peaceful, well-enclosed garden.
Garden Room - The garden room is currently enjoyed as a home gym but could also be used as a home office, craft room or simply a nice place to sit and relax.
Your Local Area - The village of Great Brickhill is one of the most sought-after villages in the local area located at the top of a hill and within an 'Area of Attractive Landscape' just 15 minutes from the centre of Milton Keynes. The village has a very active community including The Old Red Lion public house which offers a warm welcome with good food, a superb garden with extensive views over the Aylesbury Vale. The village Church, St Mary's The Virgin is a Grade 2* listed building and has an active congregation. The Cricket Club, which is open all year, is very well supported by the local community often holding events such as dances, quiz nights and special children's events. Adjacent to the Cricket Club is the Tennis Club which has 2 floodlit and recently refurbished courts and a floodlit MUGA primarily used to play football. Both Clubs offer excellent coaching opportunities for children aged 5 and up. The Parish Hall hosts many Clubs and events. Youth Cafe, Badminton Club, Table Tennis Club, palates, dance classes, travelling Post Office, Book Club, W.I., Bowls Club and many more. It is frequently used to hold christening and children's parties. The Parish Hall also accommodates Little Ashes Pre-school every morning which caters for children aged from 2-4 and has an excellent Ofsted record. The village primary school High Ash Church of England is rated Ofsted Outstanding and many children from here progress to the excellent Aylesbury Grammar schools which have daily transportation arranged from the village. Local sporting facilities also include fishing, shooting and stabling with several options regularly available in the village and for golfers there are an array of golf courses available within a few miles' radius including Woburn, Leighton Buzzard and The Three Locks. The village also offers fibre optic internet with speeds upto 1000 Mbps.
The Georgian town of Woburn lies to the north east of Great Brickhill, and offers a variety of restaurants, including Michelin starred Paris House, antique shops and access to the historic Abbey and grounds. Fantastic transport links are on offer with Leighton Buzzard train station being less than 10 mins away and providing direct links to London Euston in under thirty minutes. There are also excellent road links including the A5 and the M1 with air travel available from all London airports but particularly London-Luton which is just 30 mins distant.
Material Information - About the property; Council Tax Band: D (Milton Keynes Council), Construction Materials: Timber frame with regular uprights, thin diagonal braces and brick infill, whitewashed to left gable. Brick plinth with later buttresses. Thatched roof.
Utilities; Electricity supply: Mains, Water supply: Mains, Sewerage: Mains, Heating: Gas, Broadband: Fibre, Broadband speed: Ultrafast 1000Mbps, Mobile coverage: 4G
Parking; Availability of parking: Driveway to the left
Issues with potential impact; Property accessibility adaptations: None known, Building safety: None known, Planning permission or proposed developments: None known, Flood risk: No, Coastal erosion risk: No, Coalfield or mining area: No, Restrictions: Yes, Rights & easements: No
Sale price: OIEO £575,000, Tenure: Freehold