Hunters, Whaddon Hall

Hunters, Whaddon Hall, High Street, Whaddon, Buckinghamshire, MK17 0NA

Guide Price

£895,000

Property Highlights

Conversion from original kitchens of Whaddon Hall
Four double bedrooms; one en suite
Single storey accommodation
Drawing room with log burner
Kitchen/breakfast/family room
Parking for up to ten cars
Double garage
No upper chain

Property description

An early 19th century four double bedroom single storey property converted from the original kitchens of Whaddon Hall and being sold with no upper chain.

Hunters is set in private grounds of Whaddon Hall in a secluded rural location with far reaching views over the ancient Whaddon Chase and to Stony Stratford beyond. Granite steps lead to the double entrance doors and the living accommodation has polished porcelain flooring with underfloor heating to the bathroom and en suite shower room. The 2225 sq. ft. of accommodation has been totally renovated and significantly improved by the present owners and includes an entrance hall, a drawing room with a log burner, granite hearth and maple flooring, a kitchen/breakfast/family room, a utility room, a cloakroom. The master bedroom has fitted wardrobes, and a feature glass wall to the en suite shower room. There are three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Kitchen/Breakfast/Family Room

The kitchen is fitted with a range of full height cupboards and Siemens integrated appliances include a fridge, a freezer, an oven, a combination oven and microwave, a dishwasher, a coffee maker and a warming drawer. The central island has a Corian work surface with a Siemens induction hob and a Franke extractor hood over. The vaulted ceiling has Velux windows and bi-fold doors lead to the courtyard.

Outside and Gardens

A five bar gate leads to the driveway which has parking for up to ten cars and leads to a double detached garage with eaves storage, light and power. The front garden has mature hedging and trees and leads to a side area with decking. A wrought iron gate leads to the enclosed courtyard which is paved in granite and has raised flower beds, an ornamental pond and an area of artificial grass.

History, Situation and Schooling

Whaddon Hall is a historically important property. The original manor house from the 11th century was demolished in the late 18th century with the current house erected in 1820. In World War Two it was a secret MI6 centre for agents on the continent, and specialist communications equipment was made here. Whaddon has The Lowndes Arms public house, the Jubilee Village Hall and a recreation ground. Whaddon Church of England First School, which is rated Outstanding by Ofsted, currently takes pupils from reception through to year three but is expanding by 2023 to take pupils up to year six.

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