• 4 Acres of equestrian land +
• 280 ft Garden +
• Village location +
• Gatehouse home +

Set on the original drive to the Little Horwood Manor House, the gatehouse offers a beautiful blend of tradition and modern living. Built in 1939, it was requisitioned in the Second World War to be utilised as an out-station to Bletchley Park. It has since been modernised by the current owners with retained period features throughout.

This home is a brilliant opportunity for anyone with aspirations to create their dream equestrian home all within a sensible budget.

With a ménage and four stables added previously, although needing work, it has the initial foundations in place. With Addington equestrian centre nearby as well as multiple local venues, it’s an ideal location for any keen competitor.

You enter the home through a private courtyard, directly off its own separate driveway to the original gatehouse with parking for up to four cars.

The lounge offers the ultimate evening room, perfect to retire to. With ample space for all your furniture, a storage cupboard, and traditional brick fireplace, conveniently placed in the corner of the room to ensure your TV can be centralised for ease. With original single pane windows, the sellers have thoughtfully added an additional screen to ensure heat is kept economically.

The kitchen offers a modern and practical layout. Highlighted by the current large six seater table. The kitchen features quartz worktops, double oven, wine fridge, butler sink and even a traditional pantry. There is also underfloor heating throughout the kitchen / diner.

Originally designed with a single ground-floor bathroom, the house has evolved gracefully over time, with a recently renovated bathroom including a double shower downstairs.

Today, the principal bedroom enjoys a beautifully recently renovated en suite, offering the rare pleasure of relaxing in the bath while overlooking the acres beyond. The principal bedroom has more than enough space for a king sized bed, enabled by the built in wardrobes, which utilise the space effectively

Bedroom three would make a perfect young children’s room. Located next door to the principal, this room also benefits from the view of the paddocks and having space for a double bed if needed.

Bedroom four could fit a double bed, however we believe it would be best suited to fit a single bed comfortably.

Bedroom two is currently set up as a spacious guest bedroom, but this could easily suit an older child due to the size and being positioned at the back of the home with views of the garden.