About this property

Steeped in history and brimming with character, this Grade ll listed farm is believed to be the oldest property in Great Kingshill, offering a truly unique opportunity to restore and reimagine a remarkable period home in an exceptional rural setting with numerous barns and outbuildings all within 25.96 acres. No onward chain.

Available to the market for the first time in 83 years - constructed in traditional brick and flint, this 1834 Grade ll listed period farmhouse displays a wealth of historic charm and architectural heritage. The property now presents an exciting opportunity for full modernisation, allowing a new owner to create a bespoke country residence tailored to their own vision, while preserving its rich past.
Original features and the inherent character of the building provide a superb foundation for sympathetic renovation, making this an ideal project for those seeking a prestigious home with history and individuality.

Outside
The farm benefits from an array of outbuildings and barns, offering excellent versatility. These structures present significant potential (subject to the necessary consents).
The property is set within approximately 25.96 acres of land, comprising a mix of pasture, garden areas, and surrounding countryside. The acreage provides both privacy and scope, ideal for those seeking a rural lifestyle or land-based pursuits.

Situation
Great Kingshill is a popular Chiltern village with numerous country walks through fields and woodland. The local Spar caters for day-to-day needs and there is a play park and cricket club nearby as well as an 18-court tennis club in Great Missenden. Both Great Missenden (3.3 miles) and Prestwood (2.1 miles) offer a range of shops and restaurants whilst nearby there is a Thai/Indian restaurant and local pubs including The Full Moon and The Cross Keys. Trains run from Great Missenden to Marylebone in approximately 43 minutes. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its state and private education and the village falls within the catchment area for the local grammar schools in High Wycombe, Amersham and Chesham. Great Kingshill Combined School (primary) is in catchment and lies one mile away. Details may be obtained from the local authority.

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Additional information

• No onward chain
• Oldest known property in Great Kingshill
• Characterful Grade ll listed brick and flint farmhouse
• Requiring comprehensive updating and refurbishment
• Extensive outbuildings and barns
• Set within approximately 25.96 acres
• Outstanding potential for redevelopment (STPP)
• Sought-after rural yet accessible location

Key information

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold