The stately home was built on the site of a Roman villaplaceholder image
The stately home was built on the site of a Roman villa

How would you living in this Milton Keynes stately home - for £675,000? Flick through our gallery to see inside

House hunters are being given the chance to live a stately home lifestyle for just £645,000.

The money buys a two bedroom apartment within historic Gayhurst House, a magnificent, Grade I-listed, Elizabethan country manor in the village of Gayhurst near Newport Pagnell.

Set within beautiful parkland of around five acres, the house was built on the site of a Roman villa and given by Elizabeth 1st to Sir Francis Drake as a reward for his Armada triumph.

It was later home of the Digby family of Gunpowder Plot infamy and has variously been a satellite of the Bletchley Park codebreakers and a school, before being converted into apartments.

The property has its own tennis courts and a double garage with communal parking for numerous cars.

The apartment for sale, which is accessed by an impressive communal hallway, consists of two bedrooms and a study that has been used as another single bedroom in the past.

It is being sold by Artistry Estate Agents, who say: “Coming home through the parkland and the Great Hall of the house itself, it’s impossible to imagine a more special and inspiring place to live.”

Take a look through a gallery to photos to see the inside.

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