Stratford Road, Nash, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK17

A Grade II listed 17th century part thatched four bedroom detached cottage with later additions and a one bedroom detached barn conversion annexe, situated in the village of Nash. The cottage and annexe together provide approximately 2,745 sq. ft. of accommodation. On the ground floor of the cottage there is an entrance hall with a full turn staircase to the first floor and access to the dual aspect dining room and kitchen. The dual aspect sitting room has an inglenook fireplace, access to an under stairs storage cupboard and a door to a shower room. The adjoining snug has a fireplace, French doors to the garden, and a second staircase to the first floor which has four bedrooms and a bathroom.

The block paved yard has gated access and provides parking for up to ten cars. This area is surrounded by lawned areas and there is a picket fence to a further lawned garden with mature trees, shrubs, and a gazebo. There are further garden areas with lawns and planted beds, a greenhouse, a summerhouse, and a patio at the rear of the property.

Kitchen and Dining Room

The triple aspect kitchen is fitted with a range of units including a glazed display cabinet, with granite upstands and worksurfaces incorporating a sink and drainer with a mixer tap. The matching peninsula island has additional storage and a built-in double oven and an induction hob. Further integrated appliances include a dishwasher and a fridge/freezer. There is a stable door to the garden. Wooden flooring continues into the dining room which has an open fireplace, space for a dining table and a soft seating area, and door to the front.

First Floor

The main staircase leads to a landing which has low level cupboards, an airing cupboard and access to three bedrooms and a bathroom which is fitted with a WC, a washbasin, a bath with a mixer tap and a shower attachment, and a heated towel rail. The principal bedroom is accessed via the staircase from the snug.

Barn Conversion Annexe

A glazed door with a full height wing window leads to the kitchen which has wood effect base and wall units, a built-in oven and hob with an extractor over, space for a dishwasher, and work surfaces incorporating a breakfast bar and an inset sink and drainer. A utility area has space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, and a stable door to the yard. The sitting/dining room has a high vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers, French doors to the yard, and a slate hearth with a log burner. A dog leg staircase leads to a first floor bedroom with a vaulted ceiling, a Velux window, and an en suite cloakroom with a WC and a vanity wash basin.

Situation and Schooling

All Saints Church in Nash dates from 1857. The community has many events centred around the village hall and Nash is in the catchment area for schools in local villages. For children aged 4 to 11 this is Whaddon Church of England School or Thornborough Infant School and for children aged 7 plus there is Great Horwood Church of England School. The village is also in catchment for the Royal Latin School in Buckingham. Stony Stratford is approximately 4 miles away and has a high street with shops, banks and restaurants.