Braystone House and Braystone Cottage, a mid-19th century Victorian farmhouse, sits on the edge of the village of Aspley Guise, surrounded by 4.79 acres of land. The property boasts a range of outbuildings, including a 46-foot double-storey brick stable block, pole barns, sheds, and shelters, offering over 5,000 square feet of built space. The main house has six rooms on the ground floor, including two kitchens, a conservatory, shower room, and guest cloakroom, with five bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. The property has scope for significant extension and improvement, subject to planning consents. The grounds include formal gardens, a county wildlife site with ponds, hedgerow, trees, and a bat hibernaculum, and two vehicular access points to the road. The location is convenient for the M1 motorway, Milton Keynes, and London, with nearby schools, shops, and amenities.