An equestrian stone built four/five bedroom barn conversion with paddock land in excess of 4 acres, a manège, a stable block, a tack room, an office, gym and stores, set in a rural location just outside Stoke Goldington. The property has character features throughout including exposed timber beams, trusses and lintels, and high vaulted ceilings.

The 2,931 sq. ft. of horseshoe shaped accommodation includes a sitting room with double doors to the garden, and an open plan family/dining room in excess of 43 ft., which has a feature open fireplace, skylight windows, and double doors to the courtyard. There is a fitted kitchen/breakfast room, a main bedroom with a dressing room/bedroom 5 and an en suite bathroom, four further bedrooms, an additional bathroom, and a cloakroom. Available on a month notice, unfurnished.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room	The kitchen/breakfast room has a vaulted ceiling with timber beams and tiled flooring. It is fitted with a range of wall and base units, including a central island with breakfast seating and cupboards and drawers, with marble work surfaces incorporating a one and a half bowl sink and drainer. Built-in appliances include a range cooker with an extractor hood over, and a dishwasher, and there are spaces for further appliances.
Stables, Manège, Gym and Office	There is a brick built stable block with three stables, a tack room, store and a gym. A further outbuilding incorporates an office/groom's quarters and has a cloakroom, a utility room with a second cloakroom, and two further stables. There is a fenced manège = 0.35 acres (approx. 1400m2) adjacent to the paddocks in excess of 4 acres.
Outside	A tree lined driveway with security gates leads to double gates to the courtyard with extensive parking and equestrian facilities. There is a triple carport, a hay store, two further store rooms, and a walk-in fridge.
Situation and Schooling	Eakley Lanes is a rural location on the edge of Stoke Goldington village which is situated on the northern most tip of the Buckinghamshire county border. The village has a shop, village hall, pre-school and first school, a church and The Lamb public house. Secondary schooling is available at Ousedale school in Olney and Newport Pagnell, and the Harpur Trust schools in Bedford.

 

Last Modified 28/12/2024