Walton Terrace, Walton Street, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire

For sale for the first time in generations, a Grade II listed early 17th Century timber framed house set over two floors with a cellar. Stucco rendered exterior with projecting plinth, moulded eaves and cornicing with tiled roof and a flight of stone steps with 19th century cast iron balustrade leading to a traditional 6 panel front door. Venetian shutters to ground floor windows outside.

The home is in need of some updating to return to its former glory. Accommodation comprises: entrance hall, three reception rooms, ground floor bathroom, kitchen, cellar, upstairs there are three bedrooms, storage room and a bathroom with separate WC, offered with no upper chain, a unique chance to purchase one of Aylesbury's most interesting properties.

Overall, the Walton Conservation Area is a lovely and historically significant part of Aylesbury, with its well-preserved buildings, charming streets, and green spaces providing a snapshot of the town's past while continuing to be an active part of the community. Walton has an important role in the local history and culture of Aylesbury, having been home to many residents over the centuries, including tradespeople, artisans, and merchants. The area continues to serve as a reminder of the town's evolution and development. The location is on the south side of Aylesbury with excellent transport links to London via the A41. It is also close to Aylesbury Town centre and the railway station with direct trains to London Marylebone. It has excellent schools close by with the Boys Grammar school and Girls High School.