The White House, High Road, Leighton Buzzard, LU7 0BT

A rare opportunity to acquire a charming period home full of character, believed to have origins dating back to the 17th century.

Set within beautifully landscaped gardens and enjoying stunning countryside views, this substantial residence offers six bedrooms, six reception spaces complemented by modern improvements including a newly re-thatched roof and refitted bathrooms.

Further benefits include an impressive four-car garage complex with versatile accommodation above as well as a detached self contained annexe.

This has all of the making of an exceptional country home in one of Buckinghamshire's most sought-after villages, offered for sale with no upper chain.

Welcome To The White House An exceptional country home village residence, approached through electric wrought-iron gates and along a generous gravel carriage driveway.

Occupying a prime position plot in the heart of the village with fine views of All Saints Church which dates back to 14th Century. The White House presents an outstanding first impression.

The elegant white-rendered façade, topped by a striking thatched roof and punctuated by traditional brick chimneys, exudes quintessential English charm and heritage.

Beautifully curated formal gardens frame the front elevation, featuring sweeping lawns, clipped box hedging and an abundance of established roses.

The picturesque arched entrance porch sits centrally beneath a decorative crest, believed to be the Lovatt family's.

Enjoying a prime position in the heart of Soulbury, with far-reaching views across the surrounding Buckinghamshire countryside, the property combines the tranquillity of a rural setting with the presence of a landmark village home.

Entrance Porch A charming arched entrance porch creates a welcoming impression, reflecting the property's character and heritage with its Gothic-inspired doorway.

The porch offers a transition from the landscaped grounds into the home. The entrance hall beyond retains a sense of period charm, with arched detailing and stone flooring.

It provides access to the principal reception rooms, including the sitting room and dining room.

Dining Room (4.04 x 3.76 (13'3" x 12'4")) The formal dining room is a well-proportioned reception space.

Rich in character, the room features an exposed ceiling beam, a red-brick fireplace with arched detailing and a charming recessed display niche.

Generous dimensions provide ample space for a substantial dining table.

Study (4.55 x 3.35 (14'11" x 10'11")) The study provides a versatile workspace, suited to modern home working while enjoying an outlook over the landscaped gardens.

Dual aspect windows and glazed doors flood the room with light and create a seamless connection to the outside.

Generously proportioned and well positioned within the home, the room offers ample space for a dedicated office environment.

Downstairs Cloakroom A conveniently positioned cloakroom/WC is located directly off the study.

Sitting Room (5.74 x 4.47 (18'9" x 14'7")) The sitting room is a characterful reception space, rich in period charm.

Centered around an attractive fireplace with a cast-iron wood-burning stove set beneath an exposed timber bressummer beam, the room enjoys a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Exposed ceiling beams, traditional quarry tiled flooring and triple aspect deep-set windows combine to showcase the property's heritage yet flooding the room with natural light, while the generous proportions create distinct seating areas.

Cellar (3.53 x 3.17 (11'6" x 10'4")) Accessed from the sitting room, the cellar has been converted into an impressive wine room, creating a unique space.

Fitted with extensive bespoke wine racking and storage, the room provides capacity for an extensive collection, while a central tasting table offers the perfect setting for informal gatherings and wine appreciation.

Tiled flooring, recessed lighting and traditional arched alcoves combine to create an atmospheric environment.

Utility Room A practical utility room provides valuable space, helping to keep the main living areas organised.

Offering ample room for laundry appliances, additional storage and everyday household essentials, it serves as a functional hub.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room (6.53 x 6.02 (21'5" x 19'9")) The kitchen/breakfast room forms the heart of the home as a sociable open-plan space.

Featuring a vaulted ceiling with striking exposed roof trusses and skylights that flood the room with natural light, the space enjoys a sense of volume and openness.

Bespoke solid wood cabinetry is complemented by granite work surfaces, a central island with breakfast bar seating and a traditional Aga gas range cooker.

A dedicated dining and seating area provides ample space for family meals.

The blend of exposed timbers, natural stone flooring, generous work surfaces and extensive storage ensures the kitchen is exceptionally well equipped.

Principal Bedroom (6.2 x 4.52 (20'4" x 14'9")) The principal bedroom is a generously proportioned triple aspect bedroom with an exceptional outlook.

Offering ample space for a seating area alongside extensive fitted wardrobes.

Patio doors open directly onto the garden, providing an attractive outlook and easy access outside, while large windows ensure plenty of natural light throughout the day.

Ensuite Bathroom The ensuite bathroom is well appointed with a freestanding bath, separate corner shower enclosure, wash hand basin, WC and bidet.

Family Room (9.58 x 4.6 (31'5" x 15'1")) Occupying the entire first floor above the principal accommodation, the family room is an impressive open-plan living space extending to over 31 ft in length.

Exposed timber beams add character, while dual-aspect windows and full-height glazed doors provide excellent natural light and far-reaching views across the gardens and surrounding countryside.

The room offers ample space for multiple seating and entertainment areas. Glazed doors open onto a private balcony, creating an attractive vantage point from which to enjoy the elevated rural outlook.

Landing The landing provides access to five bedrooms and the family bathroom. The loft hatch is located here, with a ladder, lighting and boarding.

Bedroom Two (4.52 x 4.34 (14'9" x 14'2")) Bedroom Two is a well-proportioned double bedroom enjoying a pleasant outlook over the surrounding countryside.

The room benefits from ample space for additional bedroom furniture.

Bedroom Two En-Suite There is an adjoining en-suite cloakroom, fitted with a WC and wash hand basin, offering added convenience for guests or family members.

Bedroom Three (4.8 x 2.97 (15'8" x 9'8")) Bedroom three is a comfortable double bedroom overlooking the gardens, benefitting from a fitted wardrobe for storage.

The room is well proportioned and features an attractive exposed brick fireplace. Large windows provide good natural light.

Bedroom Four (3.91 x 3.35 (12'9" x 10'11")) Bedroom four is a dual aspect further double bedroom with views over the surrounding countryside.

The room benefits from a large window providing good natural light and features an attractive exposed brick fireplace with timber mantel.

Bedroom Five (4.01 x 2.87 (13'1" x 9'4")) Bedroom five is a further dual aspect double bedroom overlooking the grounds.

The room benefits from a feature fireplace, recessed window and a pleasant outlook.

Bedroom Six (2.79 x 2.29 (9'1" x 7'6")) Bedroom six is a single bedroom or good size home office benefitting from a large fitted wardrobe.

Positioned on the first floor alongside the remaining bedrooms, it provides flexible accommodation.

Family Bathroom The family bathroom was refitted in 2025 and is fitted with a modern white suite comprising a panelled bath with shower attachment, pedestal wash hand basin, seperate enclosed shower enclosure and a low level WC.

A large obscured-glass window provides natural light.

Garden The property enjoys beautifully landscaped gardens that have been meticulously maintained, featuring a charming walled cottage garden with brick pathways, clipped box topiary, lavender borders, roses and an abundance of flowering plants.

A spacious paved terrace offers excellent space for outdoor dining and entertaining, while an ornamental pond creates a focal point within the grounds.

Further areas include a lawned garden with raised vegetable beds, together with a detached timber garden building providing useful storage.

Garden Store (4.78 x 2.97 (15'8" x 9'8")) A useful addition to the gardens is a detached timber garden store, positioned within the grounds and finished with attractive weatherboarding.

Offering excellent storage for garden equipment, tools and outdoor furniture.

Quadruple Garage (8.59 x 5.77 (28'2" x 18'11")) A superb detached four-car garage complex provides extensive vehicle storage behind four electrically operated up-and-over doors, complemented by a generous forecourt offering ample additional parking.

The building is exceptionally well equipped, featuring a full staircase leading to a fully carpeted first-floor area with lighting, creating a versatile space suitable for storage, hobbies or a home office.

Further benefits include full gas central heating throughout the complex together with hot and cold running water connected to a traditional Belfast sink.

Annexe (7.52 x 4.6 (24'8" x 15'1")) The self contained annexe is a perfect detached building in the grounds of The White House offering ideal accommodation for a growing family, teenagers, or parents needing single storey accommodation.

The annexe offers an open plan living area and benefits from a shower room. There is electric heating and hot water.

Alternative uses would include a garden room, play room or as a detached office for business uses.

Local Area Soulbury is a picturesque Buckinghamshire village that combines the charm of rural living with excellent connectivity and a strong community spirit.

The village is home to The Boot, a traditional country pub renowned for its welcoming atmosphere, classic British cuisine, and selection of local ales.

Residents also enjoy access to the Soulbury Millennium Green, a much-loved community space ideal for recreation and relaxation, as well as the local cricket club which plays an active role in village life.

Despite its peaceful countryside setting, Soulbury is exceptionally well placed for commuters.

Leighton Buzzard railway station is just 2.4 miles from the property (to the entrance of the multi-storey car park) and provides a fast, non-stop service to London Euston in as little as 31 minutes.

Road connections are equally convenient, with the A4146, A5 and nearby M1 offering easy access to Milton Keynes, Aylesbury, Luton and beyond. The area is particularly well served by schooling.

Local primary options include High Ash Church of England School in Great Brickhill, St Michael's Church of England School in Stewkley, and schools in the nearby village of Wing.

Secondary education is available at Leighton Middle School and Cedars Upper School in Leighton Buzzard, making the area a popular choice for families.

As well as these options The White House is within the catchment of the Aylesbury grammar schools and there are an array of public schools within close proximity. Everyday amenities are close at hand.

The nearby village of Wing offers a range of conveniences including shops, a Post Office, hairdressers, cafés and two doctors' surgeries.

Stoke Hammond, also within a five-minute drive, provides an additional village shop and Post Office.

Leighton Buzzard offers an even wider selection of supermarkets, independent retailers, restaurants, leisure facilities and healthcare services.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, the surrounding countryside provides endless opportunities for walking, cycling and recreation.

Nearby attractions include Rushmere Country Park, Stockgrove Country Park and the Grand Union Canal, all offering beautiful scenery and excellent routes to explore throughout the year.

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