Garden Lane, Tyringham, Buckinghamshire, MK16 9ED

A Grade II listed stone built two bedroom barn conversion situated in an exclusive gated development of eight properties in the grounds of Tyringham Hall.

The cottage is believed to have been constructed around 1820 (with later additions) at the time when it is understood that Sir John Soane and renowned landscape gardener Humphry Repton created the 4 acres walled garden for Tyringham Hall.

The accommodation includes a dual aspect sitting room which has a feature fireplace and wooden flooring which continues into the refitted kitchen and the conservatory which both have double doors to the garden.

There are two bedrooms, one with built-in wardrobes, and a refitted bathroom which includes a freestanding bath, a WC, a vanity wash basin, tiled flooring and walls tiled to half height.

Kitchen   The kitchen has a range of wall and base units with wood block work surfaces incorporating a butler sink.

Built-in appliances include an eye level oven, a hob with an extractor over, and there is space for a dishwasher and washing machine. Double doors open to the patio seating area and garden.

Outside   The enclosed rear garden faces south east and backs onto the vineyard at Tyingham Hall.

There is a paved patio seating area, and a raised lawn garden which has a dwarf brick retaining wall, and hedge, tree and shrub borders. The garden is leasehold with a peppercorn rent of £1 per year.

Situation and Schooling   Tyringham, situated in the North Buckinghamshire borders, lies within a loop of the Great Ouse.

The market towns of Olney and Newport Pagnell are both approximately 4 miles away, providing a wide range of shopping, cultural and commercial facilities.

Milton Keynes offers a wider range of facilities. Local schooling is available from both the private and state sectors in nearby Bedford, Wellingborough, Northampton and Stowe near Buckingham.