The historic St Peter's Church in Astwood, dating back to the 12th century, is a rare opportunity to convert a Grade II* Listed Church into a residential dwelling or alternative use, subject to planning consents. The church, situated on the Buckinghamshire/Bedfordshire border, boasts charming architectural features, including stone and copper roofing, a stone bell tower, and 2,039 square feet of internal space. With a rich history, the building reflects centuries of ecclesiastical heritage, incorporating fragments of 12th-century stonework and a chancel rebuilt in 1340. Although planning consents previously granted for a single dwelling conversion lapsed in 2024, they provide a precedent and strong indication of support for sympathetic residential conversion. The vendor will impose restrictions on the purchaser, dependent on the use for which planning consent is granted, as outlined in the sale brochure.