An historic, seven bedroom house, dating back to the 16th century, with a separate cottage and integral thatched barn, garaging and driveway parking, set in 22 acres of grounds including formal gardens, parkland and paddocks with views over the Vale of Aylesbury to the Chilterns beyond. Constructed of stone and brick with a gabled façade, Bolebec House, in the centre of Whitchurch with extraordinary views of Aylesbury Vale, has evolved over the centuries. A 16th-century building, still identifiable in the library exterior, was built from stone reputedly taken from the ruined Bolebec Castle. Alterations were made and extensions added over the following three centuries, especially in the Victorian era, most evident internally in the staircase and in the brick-built areas of the exterior. Work continued in the early 20th century, there are 1930s doors and panelling from a time when the house was home to the family of the artist Rex Whistler (from 1933-7). Recent work has included extensive refurbishment and updating, whilst retaining and preserving original features, adding an orangery in 2022 to make the most of the views.
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