4 bed detached house for sale

Main Street, Mursley, Buckinghamshire MK17

Welcome to Fourpenny, an enchanting detached cottage positioned in the heart of Mursley with four bedrooms, three reception rooms, three bathrooms including the rare find of a self-contained annexe ideal for growing children wanting independence, ‘granny/grandad flat’ for multi-generational living, or income potential. You will also have a gated driveway, large beautiful gardens and all of this is available with no upper chain.

If This Were Your Home...

This charming cottage boasts an enchanting and beautiful kerb appeal with its traditional thatched roof, red brick façade, hanging baskets and an array of flowers/greenery to create the first impression of this postcard chocolate box cottage. Set behind timber gates, the property is framed by greenery and vibrant potted plants that adds a welcoming touch. The frontage features characterful windows with leaded glass panes, while hanging baskets and climbing plants further enhance its picturesque appearance. Behind the timber gates, there is convenient off-road parking, and an entrance door that offers a second access to the home but has most recently been used as the primary entrance.

To the left of the property, a timber gate opens into a gravelled area providing convenient off-road parking, set amidst established greenery that offers privacy and a charming natural backdrop. From here, you step through a characterful wooden entrance door framed by climbing plants and a hanging basket, which immediately sets the tone for the cottage’s warm and welcoming interiors.

Upon entering, you're greeted by the delightful living and dining room — a space brimming with period features. Exposed timber beams span the ceiling, complementing the rustic charm of the exposed brickwork and the open fireplace. Light pours in through the leaded windows, illuminating the inviting space and highlighting its historical charm. The dining area comfortably accommodates a family table, making it ideal for entertaining guests.

Accessed directly from the dining area, the kitchen is a practical space that complements the cottage’s character. Featuring traditional cabinetry with panelled doors and rustic wooden worktops, the kitchen retains a country-style charm while offering modern functionality. A large front-facing window above the butler sink floods the room with natural light, and exposed timber beams and original flooring enhance the period appeal.

Leading from the main living space, a wonderfully characterful hallway showcases the rich heritage of the property with exposed brickwork, stone detailing, and timber beams. The hallway is full of rustic appeal and natural textures, with a welcoming nook perfect for decorative touches . This hallway has previously been used as a study space so is spacious and versatile. This passage provides access to both the bathroom and the utility room.
The utility room is tastefully fitted with traditional cabinetry and space for a tumble dryer, while the adjacent bathroom offers a bright, well-appointed space featuring a classic white suite, wooden accents, and a charming cottage window to the rear that lets in plenty of natural light.

The family room/snug is an inviting and character-filled space. A standout feature is the inglenook fireplace, housing a traditional log burner that brings both warmth and ambience to the room. Adding to its historic charm is a preserved bread oven, a rare and fascinating nod to the property's heritage. Natural light floods the space through a front-facing window, with a door also opening out to the front of the home, offering versatility and ease of access. Exposed beams and brickwork further enhance the cottage's period character.

The first floor of the cottage continues the charm. At the heart of the landing is a cosy snug area, ideal as a quiet reading corner or a small TV nook, which connects the various bedrooms and adds a sense of flow to the upper level. Additionally, this could be used as a study, ideal for home working, with enough space for a desk and shelving.

There are three generously sized bedrooms, each uniquely shaped by the historic structure of the home. Bedroom one enjoys a rear aspect with views over the garden and features timber detailing. Bedroom two is set to the front of the property and benefits from dual aspect windows, filling the space with light. Built-in storage and beams add to the room's cottage appeal. There is also an ensuite shower room adjacent to bedroom two. The second bedroom is accessed from a second staircase from the snug making this a private primary suite, intimate guest bedroom or an independent bedroom for teenagers/grandchildren. The third bedroom, also with a front-facing window, provides a versatile space perfect as a guest room or nursery.

The rear garden is a tranquil and private haven, bordered by mature trees and hedging that provide a natural screen and sense of seclusion. A generous lawn stretches out, offering plenty of space in the peaceful ambiance. Tucked beneath the trees, a charming timber arbour creates a cosy spot for quiet relaxation, complete with decorative cushions that. There's also a garden shed nestled among the greenery, adding practicality to the space.

From the garden there is access to a self-contained annexe, ideal for guests, extended family, or as a potential income opportunity. Thoughtfully laid out, it includes a comfortable double bedroom with character features and plenty of natural light. The stylish en-suite bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower, pedestal basin, and WC. The heart of the annexe is a bright and airy open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area. Exposed timber beams blend with modern conveniences to create a welcoming space. The kitchen is well-equipped with fitted cabinets and tiled splashbacks, while the adjoining sitting and dining areas provides room to relax or entertain. With its own private entrance and full independence from the main house, the annexe is a superb asset that enhances the overall versatility of the property.

Your Local Area

Situated in one of Buckinghamshire’s most sought after villages, this home combines countryside tranquillity with easy access to local amenities. This picturesque village offers a selection of shops, dining, and leisure activities, while the surrounding area is dotted with charming villages. Dating back to the Domesday Book of 1086, Mursley has a rich historical heritage. Once a market town, the village won its Royal Charter in 1230, but has kept it's modest scale and population. Outdoor enthusiasts will be thrilled as you're surrounded by beautiful countryside and woodland, ideal for peaceful walks or nature escapes. Mursley Golf Club is also close by. Leighton Buzzard station, a short drive away, offers direct trains to London Euston in just thirty three minutes. An easy door to door journey for those commuting into London. Excellent schools, including several rated 'Outstanding, ' are within an easy drive, making this home a brilliant choice for families. A quick, six minute drive to the neighbouring village of Little Horwood is home to The Shoulder of Mutton, a lovely historic pub with a beer garden, friendly staff and wonderful pizzas.

Living/Dining Room (6.4 x 4.72 (20'11" x 15'5"))

Kitchen (2.77 x 2.34 (9'1" x 7'8"))

Bathroom

Hallway

Utility Room

Family Room (4.67 x 3.56 (15'3" x 11'8"))

Bedroom One (3.61 x 3.23 (11'10" x 10'7"))

Study (5 x 1.85 (16'4" x 6'0"))

Bedroom Two (4.44 x 2.65 (14'6" x 8'8"))

Bedroom Three (3.02 x 2.79 (9'10" x 9'1"))

Bedroom Three Ensuite

Annexe Kitchen/Living/Dining Room (6.98 x 3 (22'10" x 9'10"))

Annexe Bedroom (3.78 x 3 (12'4" x 9'10"))

Annexe Bedroom Ensuite