Maison Individuelle De 6 Chambres À Vendre À Aylesbury

A rare opportunity to acquire a remarkable Grade II* listed 15th-century property, rich in history, architectural distinction and period charm. Originally known as The Priory, this impressive timber-framed and brick-built residence occupies a prominent and highly regarded position on Whitchurch High Street, offering an exceptional combination of historic significance, generous proportions and considerable versatility.
Extending to over 5,600 sq. ft. of accommodation arranged across four floors, including a cellar, the property has evolved over several centuries, incorporating later alterations, an early 20th-century renovation and an attractive stone and brick extension to the rear.
Currently arranged as offices, however now with granted planning permission to be reinstated as an outstanding private residence. With its substantial accommodation, private gardens and extensive driveway parking for at least ten vehicles, it presents a particularly exciting opportunity to create a truly individual country home.
The property retains a wealth of original architectural features, including beautiful diamond-paned leaded windows, exposed timber beams, characterful brickwork and original fireplaces. Of particular note is the distinctive 15th-century first-floor jetty, projecting over the ground floor and reflecting the property`s fascinating architectural heritage.
The principal reception room is especially impressive, featuring a magnificent central timber truss with carved brace timbers forming an elegant, stretched arch, complemented by decorative carved tracery. Such exceptional craftsmanship provides a wonderful sense of history and individuality.

Accommodation
The existing accommodation offers remarkable flexibility and scope for reconfiguration, with the potential to create an exceptional six-bedroom family home.
The ground floor lends itself to the creation of four elegant reception rooms, potentially comprising a formal drawing room, a separate sitting room, a dining room and a study, together with a generously proportioned kitchen/breakfast room and separate utility facilities.
The impressive entrance hall, with its traditional stone-flagged flooring and original 15th-century entrance door, immediately establishes the historic character of the house. Two separate staircases rise to the first-floor landing, which extends along almost the entire length of the property, creating a wonderful sense of space and connectivity.
The first floor offers considerable scope for a principal bedroom suite, further bedrooms, dressing rooms and bathrooms. A further bedroom is situated on the upper floor, together with useful loft storage.
The lower ground floor cellar provides additional space and further reflects the property`s historic origins.

Outside
Occupying a commanding and prominent position on Whitchurch High Street, the property is set behind attractive low stone walls and approached via traditional stone steps. Its distinctive historic fa?ade and architectural presence make it one of the village`s notable buildings.
To the rear, a substantial gravelled parking area provides private parking for at least ten vehicles, a particularly valuable feature for a property of this nature.
The gardens offer a delightful degree of privacy, with a stone-paved terrace adjoining the house, ideal for outdoor entertaining and al fresco dining. Beyond, established lawns are complemented by mature shrubs and trees, creating an attractive and tranquil setting.
Location & Schooling
The historic village of Whitchurch offers a range of everyday amenities, including a supermarket and post office, public house, parish church, beauty salon and combined school.
The nearby market town of Aylesbury, approximately 4.7 miles away, provides a more extensive range of shopping, leisure and sporting facilities, together with the Waterside Theatre, well-regarded grammar schools, further education facilities and a university campus.
For commuters, Aylesbury offers a mainline railway station with services to London Marylebone and Oxford, providing convenient connections to the wider region.

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.

Council Tax
Buckinghamshire Council, Band H

Utilities
Electric: Mains Supply
Gas: Mains Supply
Water: Mains Supply
Sewerage: Mains Supply
Broadband: FTTP
Telephone: Landline

Other Items
Heating: Not Specified
Garden/Outside Space: No
Parking: Yes
Garage: No