Market Square, Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, MK19

Positioned just off the Market Square in the heart of the picturesque and idyllic village of Hanslope, this beautifully maintained four-bedroom period cottage dates back to the 1700s which enjoys a prime central village location. The property boasts a stunning garden room overlooking a tranquil and secluded cottage garden, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and modern living. Originally formed from three separate dwellings, this unique and well-presented cottage is steeped in local history within this ever-popular village setting. The dining hall retains the original bread oven, once used by villagers who would gather here for a late-night drink after their favourite establishment, The Green Man, had closed. The property also enjoys striking views towards St James the Great Church, which dates from the 12th century. Its impressive spire — the tallest in Buckinghamshire — was added in the 15th century, during the time when Hanslope formed part of the estates of the Earls of Warwick. Ground Floor The ground floor offers a wonderfully flowing and versatile layout comprising: • Entrance porch • Cloakroom • Dining hall • Sitting room • Study • Kitchen • Garden room The garden room opens seamlessly onto a beautifully secluded and mature garden, which features three separate seating areas — ideal for enjoying both sunshine and shade throughout the day. First Floor Upstairs, the accommodation comprises: • A spacious landing • Four generously sized bedrooms arranged off a long hallway • A large family bathroom • Numerous storage options Location Hanslope is a historic village and civil parish within the Milton Keynes area of Buckinghamshire. The village is situated approximately 8 miles north of Central Milton Keynes and 4 miles northwest of Newport Pagnell, close to the county boundary with Northamptonshire. One of the largest villages in Buckinghamshire, Hanslope offers a strong sense of community and a variety of local amenities including: • A first and middle school rated Outstanding by Ofsted • Local shops and a post office/general store • A butcher • A Chinese takeaway • A GP surgery • A community centre • Two traditional public houses, all within a short walk of the cottage The village is also known for its 33 Grade II listed buildings, reflecting its rich architectural heritage. Transport Links For commuters, Wolverton railway station is approximately 10 minutes by car, offering convenient connections. A bus service runs within metres of the property, with routes to Milton Keynes, Northampton, and beyond. Additionally, Milton Keynes Central is around 8 miles away, providing access to the A5 and M1, West Coast Main Line with direct connections to London Euston, north to Birmingham, and onward to Glasgow.