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4.79 acres, Salford Road, Aspley Guise, Milton Keynes, Bedfordshire, MK17, Buckinghamshire
Under Offer - Guide Price £1,350,000

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• Great scope for modernisation and improvement
• Extensive outbuildings
• Semi rural location
• Less than a mile to the village centre
• Less than half a mile to Aspley Guise station

Farmhouse with extensive outbuildings within about 4.79 acres

Location

Braystone Cottage is situated in the desirable village of Aspley Guise nestling close to the woodland of The Duke of Bedfords Woburn Estate. The village has a small historic central square with a number of period properties surrounding the square, yet is situated just over 1 mile from the M1 at junction 13. Aspley Guise boasts its own railway station which stands on the Bedford to Bletchley railway line which links to the east coast and west coast main lines.

The traditional town of Woburn Sands lies about 1 mile to the west and offers a comprehensive range of amenities including shops, banks, restaurants and public houses. The stunning and historic Georgian town of Woburn is about 2 miles distant, whilst the city of Milton Keynes, with its vast range of shopping, leisure and commercial facilities, is approximately 8.5 miles away.

There are a number of scenic footpaths and bridlepaths in the locality while the prestigious Woburn Golf and Country Club with its three championship courses is less than 4 miles away. There are also a number of highly regarded both state and private sector schools nearby. Aspley Guise has its own lower school and middle school, Fulbrook School, at Woburn Sands. Preparatory schools include; Parkfield Middle School in Toddington, Eversholt Lower, Maidwell and Swanbourne House, along with private schools such as Stowe, Uppingham and The Harpur Trust Schools, Bedford which has buses running from the village. In addition, grammar schools are available in Buckingham and Aylesbury.

The M1 motorway is conveniently located providing excellent road communications to London and access to the national motorway network. Milton Keynes station provides fast and frequent services to London Euston while Harlington provides a Capital Connect service to London St Pancras and onto the City within 40 minutes.

Description

Braystone House and Braystone Cottage comprise a mid 19th century Victorian farmhouse with an attached turn of the century addition, set within a semi rural plot of about 4.79 acres, on the edge of the popular village of Aspley Guise. The property enjoys a range of outbuildings suitable for use in a variety of leisure and business activities and offers scope for significant extension and improvement, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.

The property has six rooms on the ground floor plus a conservatory, shower room and guest cloakroom. The main rooms are accessed from a central reception hallway which has the staircase, with two used as kitchens, one serving the cottage to the rear which is self contained. There are five bedrooms, a family bathroom and further wc on the first floor with one of the bedrooms accessed from the cottage at the rear.

Directly to the rear of the house, separated by a walkway, there is a 46 ft double storey brick built stable block comprising coach house, stable, tack room, ancillary storage and hay loft barn which could be incorporated into the main body of the house, subject to planning, which would greatly increase the available accommodation and would suit a variety of uses.

Beyond the barn there are a variety of further pole barns, sheds and shelters extending the total built area of the property to in excess of 5,000 sq ft. Formerly used as an agricultural contracting business, these offer a fantastic opportunity for those looking to store machinery and vehicles or as workshops as required by an incoming buyer.

The grounds of the property extend to the sides and rear of the house and there are two vehicular access points to the road. There are formal gardens surrounding the house, with about 3 acres of the land currently designated as a county wildlife site, boasting features such as ponds, diverse hedgerow, trees and a bat hibernaculum, all of high conservation value.

Square Footage: 2091 sq ft
Acreage: 4.79 Acres