Nestled in the Buckinghamshire countryside, this Grade II listed property dates back to the 16th century and exudes a sense of history and tranquility. The house, with its over 1.5 acres of lush gardens and grounds, has evolved organically over time, with each generation adding its own unique touches. The property's characterful, versatile accommodation spans just under 3,000 square feet, with features such as hand-hewn beams, timeworn fireplaces, and a feeling of walking through a layered architectural narrative. The experience begins with a grounded entrance hall, which flows into a peaceful garden room, formal dining room, and light-filled family room. The kitchen and breakfast room is farmhouse-inspired, with a warm AGA at its heart. The four generous double bedrooms, each with views across the gardens, are complemented by a charming ancillary space. The grounds, which include a wisteria-covered brick façade, a block-paved terrace, and outbuildings, offer a sanctuary that is both secluded and visually expansive. With its proximity to charming towns and direct rail connections to London, this property balances rural serenity with urban accessibility, inviting quiet stewardship, creativity, and care.