This Grade II listed farmhouse, built in 1612 and extended in 1790, boasts a unique brick and flint exterior and numerous original interior features, including exposed timber frames, period fireplaces, and wooden and stone floors. The property's ground floor features a spacious double-height reception hall, playroom, sitting room, formal dining room, kitchen with AGA, utility room, breakfast room, and study. The first floor has four large bedrooms, including one en suite, and a separate shower room. The property also has a basement with potential for conversion, a driveway with parking, detached carport and garage, and mature gardens surrounded by original Grade II-listed walls. The village of Lewknor, located in the Chiltern Hills, offers a range of facilities, including a primary school, parish church, pub, village hall, and recreation ground, and is close to market towns and major transportation links.