34 High Street, Stoke Goldington, Buckinghamshire, MK16 8NR
A fully furnished Grade II listed mid 17th century stone built six bedroom end terrace house in the village of Stoke Goldington.
The Manse is a three storey period property originating from the mid 17th century with additional second floor accommodation added in the year 1840. The property has been carefully renovated a redesigned throughout with modern comforts including underfloor heating whilst still maintaining character features including decorative fireplaces and wood burning stove. This gated property has been connected to the original village Congregational Chapel (circa 1819) and now provides a kitchen, family room, utility room and principal bedroom with en suite. The property is fully furnished and available September 2024.
The open plan sitting/dining room has double doors leading to the wooden balcony allowing views to the rear. There are three further reception rooms, one with a wood burning stove. The kitchen has a range of base and wall mounted units with integrated appliances including a triple oven, an induction hob with extractor hood, a fridge, a freezer, a dishwasher and a wine cooler. Bedroom one is located at the rear in the old chapel, and has high rise ceilings and a Jack and Jill shower en suite.
Stoke Goldington is a village situated on the northern most tip of the Buckinghamshire county border. The village has a village hall, pre-school and first school, a church, a garage, and The Lamb public house. Secondary schooling is available at Ousedale school in Olney and Newport Pagnell, and the Harpur Trust schools in Bedford.
| Michael Graham Olney | |
| 01234 712424 | |
| lettingso@michaelgraham.co.uk |
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