About this property

A elegant barn conversion with an impeccable attention to detail, adaptable accommodation for flexible modern living with landscaped, tranquil gardens that are carefully designed to complement the property.

This exquisite Grade II listed barn conversion forms part of a discreet number of properties on the former Sheepcote Manor grounds and is set back from the road with views over open fields. Thought to be around 350 years old, the property has a wealth of character, including vaulted ceilings with exposed timbers and the flawless addition of a wonderful extension which enhances this stunning home with a contemporary flair that blends seamlessly. The property is etched with a wonderful history, it was originally owned by the crazy gang in the 1930s, and later by Denham studios where it was reputedly visited by Queen Elizabeth the 2nd and Princess Margaret. There is still evidence of where the projector was located to present some fabulous films and stained-glass windows mark the entrance to the old theatre. This home has been dramatically and sympathetically enhanced with open plan reception areas flooded with light and breathtaking space. The cosy dining room to the side of the open space sets the tone for more intimate functions with plenty of room for larger gatherings. The exquisite, cathedral like orangery frames and opens with double doors to the garden beyond. The kitchen is beautifully fitted with plentiful units, integrated appliances and granite worktops. A central island provides a breakfast bar and a useful worktop. The beautiful stone flooring has under floor heating to most reception areas making the property warm and cosy. From the central hub of the property, there is access to a cloakroom/WC, utility room, boot room which connects internally to the double garage) and an inner hall serving the main bedroom with en-suite bathroom and two further bedrooms served by a shower room. On the first floor is a large mezzanine family area with TV points which sits over the main body of the property and provides access to a further bedroom, shower room and stairs to the study. Modern upgrades are Control 4 smart operating system which works the lighting, heating, CCTV and sound system (both inside and out).

Outside
The current owners have carefully landscaped the gardens to mirror aspects of the property creating the most wonderful relaxing space to retreat to and to entertain, nestled within stunning views over fields. The property is approached via a shared gravel drive with private parking for three cars with the addition of a double garage. The garage has a kitchen area with fitted storage units, appliances and worktops. There is also a gated pedestrian access to the side. The rear gardens are well screened to provide a good level of privacy, perfect for alfresco dining, with a large, paved patio, level lawn with central lawn water feature and stocked beds and borders. Lined with olive trees, there is a path to the side which leads to a detached studio, perfect as a gym or home office with air conditioning. There is also a decked area with a day bed, gas fired fire pit, hot tub and drinks cooler which overlooks the fields at the rear boundary. The fabulous outside kitchen is finished in oak, has a vaulted, pitch, tiled roof and is a talking point for any party. It houses a large pizza oven, bar with heaters, lighting and a sound system. The gardens are beautifully lit at night and there is also a water irrigation system in place.

Situation
Wooburn Green is just outside Beaconsfield and is an area that is very popular with commuters as the links in the area are excellent. There is a mainline train service which runs to London Marylebone from Beaconsfield and High Wycombe and train services, including the Elizabeth Line, to London Paddington from Bourne End via Maidenhead. There is easy access to the motorway network at Junctions 2 & 3 of the M40 and the A404 Marlow bypass provides access to the M4 (J8/9). Wooburn Green is surrounded by countryside but close enough to a full range of amenities. The property itself is within walking distance of a country pub, a farm shop and a rare breads farm which is very popular with families. The area is sought after due to the excellent state, private schools and grammar schools including, The Royal Grammar School, John Hampden, Beaconsfield High School, Godstowe, The Beacon, High March, Caldicott, Davenies and Wycombe Abbey.

Additional information

• 4 Bedrooms
• 1 En-suite Bathroom
• 2 Shower Rooms. Open Plan Kitchen/Breakfast Room
• Orangery
• Sitting Room
• Dining Area
• Family Area
• Study
• Utility/Boot Room
• Double Garage

Key information

Council Tax Band: H

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate