This remarkable four-bedroom, Grade II-listed house in Little Brickhill, Buckinghamshire, was once the setting of the county's 15th-century assize court. The property boasts a wealth of period features, including moulded stone fireplace surrounds and panelled oak doors, and extends over 2,874 sq ft. The house has a self-contained studio with its own private entrance, a patio terrace, and a lawned area with a magnificent horse chestnut tree. The property is located just a 12-minute drive from Milton Keynes rail station, with regular services to London Euston in approximately 35 minutes. The house has a rich history, with parts of its timber frame dating back to the 15th century, and its Jacobean-style façade added in the 19th century. The property features a grand sitting room with soaring ceilings and wall panelling, a dining room with an inglenook fireplace, and a kitchen with a cream-coloured electric Aga. The house also has a studio with a private entrance, a music room, and a utility room, as well as three further bedrooms and a shared bathroom. The property is set in a peaceful village on the outskirts of Milton Keynes, with a farm shop, a church, and a pub, and is close to the city's floodplains and nature reserves.