Initial price	£525,000
06/06/25	£500,000
Price Change	-4.76%

This Grade II-listed four-bedroom house in Stony Stratford, designed by former chief architect to the Milton Keynes Development Corporation, Derek Walker, in the 1970s, retains its original plan with exposed internal structural piers and two distinct outdoor spaces: a ground-floor courtyard and a first-floor balcony. The house is set on the leafy fringes of the city, just a 12-minute drive from Milton Keynes station, which runs services to London Euston in around 40 minutes. The property features a playful, postmodern design with pillar-box red panelling, a cleverly concealed front door, and a unique circular layout with a generous living room and library. The house has a private patio, a balcony with far-reaching views, and a garage alongside additional residents' parking. The area offers a range of amenities, including independent coffee shops, a farmers' market, and a monthly street food event, as well as easy access to Milton Keynes and its attractions. The property is also close to well-regarded schools and has excellent transport links to central London and London Luton Airport.