This charming 16th-century thatched cottage is located in the heart of Whitchurch, a historic village considered by Sir John Betjeman to be one of the best in Buckinghamshire. The property boasts generous gardens with uninterrupted views, a walled garden with established beds and a seating area, and a productive orchard with eating and cooking apples and plum trees. The interior features three reception rooms, a breakfast room, a dining room, and a kitchen/breakfast room, as well as three bedrooms, one of which has an ensuite bathroom. The property has undergone sympathetic renovation while maintaining historical features, and offers flexibility in its division of the first floor. The gardens and surrounding land provide ample space for equestrian use and entertaining, and the property is surrounded by ancient footpaths and circular walks through the countryside.