• Grade II listed house in a conservation area +
• Three double bedrooms, two bathrooms +
• Kitchen/breakfast room, utility room +
• Three reception areas +
• Conservatory and cellar +
• Walled courtyard garden and terraces +
• Walking distance of local amenities +
• Views of St Mary's Church and grounds +

A Grade II listed 18th-century three bedroom end of terrace town house, set over four floors with a conservatory, a cellar, and a walled courtyard garden. This period brick property was once two cottages, now joined to create one home with accommodation set over four floors of approximately 1,799 sq. ft. and with original period features. A porch leads to one of two large reception rooms, either of which could be sitting or dining rooms. Both rooms have wooden floors and doors leading to the kitchen/breakfast room or to a utility area accessing a ground floor shower room. Two staircases provide separate access to both the principal bedroom and second bathroom, and to the two further double bedrooms. One reception room has stairs down to the cellar and both contain large original fireplaces with wooden lintels and exposed beams. There are leaded casement windows in the hipped dormers and the principal bedroom.

The house is adjacent to the 13th-century church and is part of a square set in the Conservation Area, within a few minutes’ walk of the amenities in Aylesbury.