Description
A 19th century four double bedroom mews property with an en suite, private walled and rear gardens, and a detached double garage, situated in Gayhurst Court Mews. The property is set within the walls of the old kitchen garden on the Gayhurst House estate.
The accommodation includes a dual aspect double height sitting room which has a feature fireplace with a wood burning stove, bespoke built-in cupboards, and a feature circular window above the French doors. The ground floor also has a kitchen/breakfast room which is open plan to the dining room, a utility room, a shower room accessed via a sliding door, and a hall which is currently used as a study and has double entrance doors with shutters, and two tall built-in cupboards.
On the first floor there is a principal bedroom with a dressing area and an en suite shower room, three further bedrooms, one with a feature glazed wall and built-in mirrored wardrobes, and a main four piece bathroom.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room The kitchen has a range of bespoke floor to ceiling units and base units with Quartz work surfaces incorporating a double Caple stainless steel sink with a boiling water tap. The central island has pan drawers, storage cupboards, a Caple induction hob, and a breakfast bar. Further Caple appliances include a double oven, a microwave, and a dishwasher, and there is space for a fridge/freezer.
Principal Bedroom The dual aspect principal bedroom has a dressing area with fitted wardrobes, and an en suite shower room which has a triple shower cubicle, a wash basin, a WC, a heated electric towel rail, and an airing cupboard with PIR lighting and a hot water cylinder.
Outside A communal driveway leads to the double garage which is in a block. There is a private walled garden with a vegetable patch, and space for a greenhouse. The rear garden has a paved terrace for al fresco dining and entertaining. The rest is laid to lawn with established plant and shrub borders. In addition to the private walled and rear gardens, the owner has a share in the estate with benefits which include the use of well maintained grounds, tennis courts, croquet lawn, and barbeque area.
Situation and Schooling The small hamlet of Gayhurst is in North Buckinghamshire on the border with South Northamptonshire and is surrounded by parkland. Local amenities are in Stoke Goldington and Newport Pagnell with more extensive amenities in Olney and Milton Keynes. The property is in catchment for Stoke Goldington CE First school and Ousedale school in Newport Pagnell, with further schooling available at Bedford Harpur Trust schools and Bury Lawn Preparatory school.
