4 bed link detached house for sale

Watling Street, Little Brickhill, Milton Keynes MK17

We are proud to present White Maples in the highly regarded village of Little Brickhill. A stunning, four bedroom former coaching inn with five reception rooms. If you are looking for a large garden to enjoy, look no further as you have one of the most incredible half acre gardens around. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall, library, living room, breakfast room, dining room, office/family room, kitchen, shower room, utility room and a basement for storage. You have three/four bedrooms, study, two walk in wardrobes and the family bathroom. If outside space is what you are looking for White Maples enjoys over half an acre of mature private gardens, simply idyllic. Large driveway for parking and a detached garage.

Introduction

White Maples is a truly beautiful Grade II listed former coaching inn. Rich in history, charm and character, with elements believed to date back to the 17th century, this wonderful home offers approximately 2,413 sq ft of versatile accommodation, superbly blending period features with modern kitchen and bathroom fittings.

Set within the heart of the rarely available and highly desirable village of Little Brickhill, White Maples is an exceptional family home with four bedrooms, multiple reception rooms, a cellar, a detached garage, a summer house and magnificent mature gardens extending to over half an acre.

The property enjoys an attractive period frontage, a large gravel driveway, beautifully planted front gardens and an extraordinary rear garden arranged into a number of different areas, including formal seating terraces, lawns, mature planted walkways, a summer house, hot tub area and a more practical garden section.

Entrance Hall

The home opens into a welcoming entrance hall, immediately setting the tone for the character found throughout the property. Period-style doors, exposed brickwork, tiled flooring and timber detailing create a warm and charming first impression, with access leading through to the principal reception spaces.

Living Room / Library (5.27 3.24 (17'3" 10'7"))

Positioned to the front of the house, the living room is a superb main reception room currently enjoyed as a library, measuring approximately 17'3 x 10'8. A bay window draws in natural light and frames views towards the front garden, while exposed ceiling beams and a fireplace with wood-burning stove provide a wonderful sense of character. This is a cosy yet generous everyday living space, ideal for relaxing in the evenings.

Lounge (5.46 x 4.33 (17'10" x 14'2"))

The second front reception room is another beautifully proportioned room, measuring approximately 17'11 x 14'2. This room enjoys a further bay window, two windows to the side aspect, exposed beams and a charming fireplace, creating an elegant yet comfortable space. The room has excellent flexibility and could serve as a formal sitting room, reading room or family snug.

Breakfast Room (4.3 x 3.3 (14'1" x 10'9"))

The breakfast room sits at the heart of the home and is full of period charm, with flagstone-style flooring, exposed beams, a traditional fireplace adjoining a feature serving area and views towards the side garden. Measuring approximately 14'1 x 10'10, it provides a wonderful informal dining area and connects naturally with the kitchen and the wider ground-floor accommodation.

Inner Hallway

The rear inner hall provides a useful secondary entrance area and connects the kitchen, dining room, family room and ground-floor shower room. There is a separate utility room, ideal for laundry and additional storage, while the shower room is finished to a modern standard with a walk-in shower, contemporary tiling, WC and wash hand basin.

This whole section of the ground floor adds real practicality to the home, particularly for families, guests, entertaining or anyone needing flexible downstairs accommodation.

Kitchen (4.07 x 2.75 (13'4" x 9'0"))

The kitchen is a beautiful blend of cottage character and modern practicality. Fitted with a range of shaker-style cabinetry, stone-effect work surfaces, a Belfast-style sink, integrated dishwasher, space for an American-style fridge freezer and an Aga-style range cooker, it is a highly functional yet charming room.

Large windows look out towards the gardens, while the tiled floor, timber beam and traditional finishes ensure the room remains completely in keeping with the age and style of the home. There is also space for casual seating at the breakfast bar, making this a sociable and practical everyday kitchen.

Dining Room (6.21 x 2.61 (20'4" x 8'6"))

To the rear of the property is a superb additional dining room, measuring approximately 20'4 x 8'7. This bright, more contemporary space enjoys skylights, timber flooring and direct access out to the rear patio. It provides an excellent entertaining room, with ample space for a large dining table and further seating, while enjoying views and French doors into the garden.

Utility Room

The property also benefits from a separate utility room, positioned conveniently within the rear section of the ground floor accommodation. This provides valuable additional practicality away from the main kitchen, with space for laundry appliances and household storage, helping to keep the kitchen as a more sociable and uncluttered family space.

Shower Room

The downstairs shower room is finished to a smart modern standard and is a particularly useful addition to a home of this style. Beautifully tiled and fitted with a walk-in shower, WC and wash hand basin, it works perfectly for day-to-day family use, guests and entertaining, while also supporting the flexibility of the ground floor accommodation should a buyer wish to use one of the reception rooms as occasional bedroom space.

Office / Family Room (3.33 x 3.05 (10'11" x 10'0"))

To the rear of the central hall is a further reception room, currently arranged as a family room/study area. Measuring approximately 10'11 x 10'0, this is another versatile space which could be used as a playroom, home office, snug or, subject to a buyer’s needs, potential ground-floor bedroom space given its proximity to the shower room.

Basement (3.63 x 3.43 (11'10" x 11'3"))

The property also benefits from a cellar, measuring approximately 11'11 x 11'3. This provides useful additional storage and is another reminder of the property’s historic origins.

Landing

The first floor continues the character and charm found throughout the ground floor, with exposed beams, period doors and access to the bedrooms, study and family bathroom.

Principal Bedroom (4.25 x 3.02 (13'11" x 9'10"))

The principal bedroom is a beautifully characterful double bedroom, measuring approximately 13'11 x 9'11. Exposed ceiling beams, a front-facing window and attractive proportions create a wonderful main bedroom. There is also access to a walk-in wardrobe, providing excellent storage.

Bedroom Two (3.38 x 3.34 (11'1" x 10'11"))

Bedroom two is another charming double bedroom, measuring approximately 11'1 x 10'11. Positioned to the front of the property, it enjoys period detailing, a lovely bay-style outlook and access to a further walk-in wardrobe. This is an excellent second bedroom and would also work well as a guest room.

Bedroom Three (3.61 x 3.09 (11'10" x 10'1"))

Bedroom three is a further double bedroom, measuring approximately 11'10 x 10'2. The room features exposed timbers, built-in storage and a pleasant outlook, continuing the attractive period style of the first floor accommodation.

Bedroom Four / Office (1.96 x 1.93 (6'5" x 6'3"))

The fourth bedroom is currently arranged as a study and measures approximately 6'5 x 6'4. It is ideal as a dedicated home office, nursery or occasional bedroom. With fibre optic internet available in Little Brickhill, this space is well suited to those needing to work from home.

Family Bathroom

The family bathroom is a real feature of the home. Set beneath a dramatic vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, it combines period atmosphere with a high-quality contemporary finish. The bathroom includes a raised bath, walk-in shower enclosure, WC and a sleek vanity unit with twin basins. It is a striking and luxurious space, perfectly balancing the historic nature of the property with modern day comfort.

Front Garden

The front garden is a delightful cottage-style space, enclosed by railings and filled with mature planting, climbing greenery, flowering borders and window boxes. The brick frontage, bay windows and established planting create a wonderfully picturesque first impression and give the property a classic village look.

Driveway

To the side of the property is a large gravel driveway, providing generous off-road parking for multiple vehicles. The driveway runs from the road up alongside the house and towards the detached garage, creating a practical and private parking arrangement that is rarely found with homes of this age and character.

The driveway also gives a lovely approach to the rear of the property, with mature planting and greenery creating a secluded feel as you move away from the road.

Patio Area

Immediately to the rear of the house is a superb paved courtyard-style patio, enclosed by attractive brick walls and mature planting. This is a highly sociable entertaining space, large enough for outdoor sofas, dining furniture and relaxed seating.

It is ideal for barbecues, summer entertaining and day-to-day outdoor living, while the surrounding walls and planting create a private and sheltered feel. Steps lead up from here towards the driveway, garage and the wider gardens beyond.

Garage (5.00 x 2.50 (16'4" x 8'2"))

The detached garage is positioned beyond the driveway and measures approximately 16'5 x 8'2. It provides useful secure parking, storage or workshop potential, with its location tucked away from the road adding to the practicality of the outside space.

Garden

The main gardens are a spectacular feature of White Maples, extending to over half an acre and arranged across a number of distinct areas. Mature trees, established borders, sweeping lawns, shaped pathways and dense planting create a garden that feels both private and endlessly explorable.

There are open lawned sections ideal for families, children or pets, as well as quieter seating areas tucked amongst the planting. The garden enjoys an excellent sense of maturity and seclusion, with a wonderful mix of formal lawn, cottage planting and more natural, woodland-style areas.

A brick pathway meanders through the garden, leading towards the summer house and further seating spaces, while specimen trees, palms, flowering shrubs and established borders provide colour, privacy and structure.

Beyond the more open lawned areas, the garden becomes increasingly mature and atmospheric, with winding paths, dense planting, mature trees and hidden seating spots. This section gives the garden a wonderful sense of depth and discovery, feeling peaceful, private and full of character.

There is also a more practical garden area, currently including a greenhouse frame, storage, sheds and space that could be used for growing, chickens or further garden projects. This adds another layer of versatility to the outside space and will particularly appeal to keen gardeners or those looking for a more self-sufficient lifestyle element.

Summer House (4.5 x 3.2 (14'9" x 10'5"))

Set within the garden is a detached summer house, measuring approximately 14'9 x 10'6. With light, power and air conditioning, this is a hugely valuable additional space and could be used in a number of ways, including as a home office, gym, studio, teenagers’ den or garden retreat.

The summer house also benefits from a decked seating area to the front, creating another lovely spot to sit and enjoy the garden.

Hot Tub Area

The garden also includes a dedicated hot tub area, set beneath a timber-framed covered structure and tucked privately within the landscaping. This creates a fantastic lifestyle feature and offers a secluded space for relaxing and entertaining.

Local Area

Little Brickhill is a highly regarded Buckinghamshire village, prized for its attractive period homes, peaceful setting and strong community feel. The village offers the charm of a small, intimate rural community while remaining exceptionally well placed for nearby towns and day-to-day conveniences. Local amenities include the village hall/community centre, village green spaces, Watsons Field and nearby parkland, with beautiful countryside walks surrounding the village and easy access to the wider Brickhill area. The village is particularly well suited to those looking for a quieter lifestyle without feeling isolated, with Milton Keynes, Leighton Buzzard, Woburn Sands and Bletchley all within easy reach for shopping, restaurants, leisure facilities, healthcare and wider amenities.

Little Brickhill is especially well positioned for commuters and those needing strong road, rail and air links. By road, the village offers convenient access to the A5, providing routes towards Milton Keynes, Dunstable and surrounding towns, while the M1 is also within easy reach for travel north and south. For rail commuters, both Milton Keynes Central and Leighton Buzzard stations provide direct services into London Euston, with fast services from Milton Keynes Central and Leighton Buzzard making London commuting a realistic option. Bletchley station and Bow Brickhill station also provide further local rail connections. For air travel, London Luton Airport is the closest major airport, while Heathrow and Birmingham airports are also accessible for wider domestic and international travel.

The area is well served by a range of schooling options across the surrounding villages and nearby towns. Local primary options include Bow Brickhill CofE Primary School and High Ash CofE Primary School in Great Brickhill, with additional schools available in Woburn Sands, Bletchley, Leighton Buzzard and Milton Keynes. For secondary education, the wider Milton Keynes area provides a number of options, as always, buyers should make their own enquiries regarding catchment areas, admissions criteria and current availability.

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