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Swanbourne Granborough Bragenham, Nr Great Brickhill

Swanbourne Granborough guideprice£710,000 guide price £1,250,000 A large 3 bedroom detached home with period origins in a quiet backwater of this highly prized An elegant Grade II listed detached home dating from the 17th century with Bucks village.With a magnificent, established rear garden backing onto open fields and a near later additions including a recently extended 41 ft. open-plan half acre plot, the property offers potential to extend subject to necessary planning consent. kitchen/dining/family room.The property is hidden away in this quiet Bucks The house has 17th, 19th and 20th century origins with character features including exposed village south of Winslow, with wonderful established gardens, natural dew beams and fireplaces.There are two large reception rooms, a kitchen with Aga and dining area pond, tennis court and range of outbuildings.The whole 1.22 acres. and a huge utility room.The property lies within the conservation area.The gardens extend to 210 ft., are part walled and overlook a large neighbouring duck pond. EPC E. Weedon Bragenham, Nr Great Brickhill guide price £1,300,000 guide price £1,700,000 Wheeler Jim’s is a period house which has been extended in the past to create a spacious An outstanding contemporary, environmentally and Energy Efficient country family house with many period features together with the modern luxuries. The house home providing 4991 sq. ft. of space with nearly 6 Acres of gardens and was named 'Wheeler Jim's' after Jim Honor who made wheels, in what is now the paddocks in a wonderful rural setting with views yet conveniently located for playroom,at the turn of the 19th/20th century. The property has five double bedrooms and good size downstairs accommodation of nearly 4000 square feet, set in a plot of an swift access to London by train via Leighton Buzzard in 34-41 minutes.The acre. First time to market for nearly 30 years,Wheeler Jim’s is a great opportunity to property was designed by A-Zero, award winning London based RIBA purchase a true village home with ideal family accommodation and outside space set in architects,and was ‘HIGHLY COMMENDED’ in the 2014 Aylesbury Vale the picturesque village ofWeedon.The local community is very active and benefits from District Council Design Awards. EPC B. an award winning pub,The Five Elms. EPC E. 01296 712717.

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