An enchanting cottage dating back to Tudor times, believed to be the longest continuously inhabited home in Britain, is currently for sale. It occupies the beautiful rural countryscape quad among Aylesbury, Bicester, and Buckingham. Culturally rich and vibrantly scenic, this unique listing beautifully blends old-world charm with new-world convenience. It’s a unique and appealing chance for would-be homeowners eager to snag a piece of England’s architectural history.
The cottage features three gorgeously appointed bedrooms and two chic, contemporary bathrooms. There’s space for everyone—from families to all of those visiting guests. Each space still speaks to the beauty of a bygone era—hard wood floors, original moldings—while smartly serving today’s lifestyle needs.
Tucked behind a lovely five-bar gate, the estate is wonderfully private and feels wonderfully exclusive. We’ve taken a green design approach by creating a safe, secure environment for residents while achieving visual interest with this feature. The size of the property does provide off-road parking for five cars max. This feature addresses any concerns about vehicle storage in this beautiful pastoral setting.
The setting of the cottage makes it special, too. Tucked into a lovely quadrangle formed by Aylesbury, Bicester and Buckingham, this charming place is outstandingly well connected to regional local services. Only then can residents truly enjoy the beautiful rural landscape just outside of town. Outside of the research environment, the region is home to stunning natural beauty and rich wildlife. It’s an ideal location for anyone interested, especially those who enjoy natural walking trails.
The historical significance of this Grade-II listed William Morris inspired cottage cannot be overstated. Dating back to Tudor times, it is a beautiful – and still functioning – tangible link to England’s illustrious past. Buyers will rave about this home’s extraordinary architectural style! They’ll remember the deep narratives it has hidden inside its walls.
This charming Tudor cottage would make a great place to live with an eye toward long-term investment opportunities. It artfully mixes history with modern comfort, all against the backdrop of beautiful countryside.