4 rooms flat of 295m² in Turville

A long gravel drive draws you towards Lower North End Cottage, a thatched roofline softening its silhouette against the countryside. Set within expansive grounds, the house feels thoughtfully positioned – a rural setting with views that stretch far beyond the garden’s edge. Part of the wider Wormsley Estate, residents also have access to a collection of shared amenities woven through the landscape, from the estate’s walled garden and swimming pool to tennis courts and walking trails. Inside, bucolic interiors strike a calming chord. Exposed beams and a working fireplace anchor the reception room, where soft green walls temper the weight of the architecture. French doors open directly onto the terrace, framing views of the gardens and landscape. The kitchen and dining area occupy the ground floor’s other half. A merge of old and new unfolds in the kitchen: a Wolf range cooker and clean-lined cabinetry sit opposite an impressive antique oak cabinet. A large island ensures plenty of storage space, with appliances neatly integrated. Pale pink walls brighten the dining room – complete with an intricately carved fireplace and seamless access to the outdoors. Here, a patio is primed for long summer lunches soaking up the setting, with lawn and open countryside unfolding just beyond. Upstairs, bedrooms are arranged with a sense of separation and calm. The principal suite pairs generous proportions with soft decorative detail – a vaulted ceiling, patterned wallpaper and views across the surrounding fields. Two further bedrooms take on their own character through colour and fabric, served by a soft sage family bathroom with a rolltop tub. Elsewhere, a fourth and final bedroom serves as a self-contained studio space. Alongside a generous vaulted bedroom with a sofa and seating space, a kitchenette and en suite shower room. Life on the estate extends well beyond the house itself. Residents can spend slow afternoons at the walled garden and croquet lawn, swim in the estate pool or make use of the grass tennis court beside the cricket ground. Walking and cycling routes thread through the surrounding Chiltern landscape, while nearby villages, farm shops and country pubs lend the setting a quietly self-sufficient rhythm