Stunning 17th century house in Disney village boasts 7 beds

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This stunning 17th-century property in a picturesque Disney village can be yours for £3.5 million – and it comes with a surprising number of features.

The “Mill House,” consisting of seven bedrooms, four baths, and more than two acres of private land, is located in Little Missenden to the south. buckinghamshire,

The ‘Mill House’ is located in the picturesque village of Little Missenden in South Buckinghamshirecredit: mediadrumworld.com/FineandCountr

The Missborne River runs under the housecredit: mediadrumworld.com/FineandCountr

The river is certainly an unusual featurecredit: mediadrumworld.com/FineandCountr

Wooden beams are throughout the housecredit: mediadrumworld.com/FineandCountr

The conservatory is bright and airy, attracting a lot of lightcredit: mediadrumworld.com/FineandCountr

The old Watermelon House is located within the Missborne Valley.

walking through your midst House Missborne River.

Little Missenden Village has recently come into limelight for its use of midsummer murder along with TV series Disney2021 movie, Cruella De Vil,

Property Marketed by Fine & Country, accepting offers in excess of £3.5m.

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“The breath-taking dual-aspect drawing room has a vaulted ceiling with original oak beams and an impressive stone fireplace with raised hearth, with spectacular views of the Missborne River and beautiful gardens at the back and mill races at the front. is,” the listing reads.

“The mature gardens are really delightful, well established and generously stocked with a variety of shrubs and flowers along with a beautiful Japanese-style stone footbridge over the mill run that runs under the house.

“The meadow on the left separates the formal garden from the attached tennis court, while on the right is Missbourne and a grove of trees beyond the property boundary.”

Built in the 17th century, the house displays the geysers of the mill along with impressive brickwork.

The chimney stacks were added to the exterior in the 19th century to serve a former steam engine. It has since been converted into a boiler room and store, with a connecting garage that can hold four cars.

Nearby country pubs, The Red Lion and The Crown, date back to circa 975 AD.

The surrounding Chiltern countryside has been designated an Area of Outstanding Beauty, making the village a highly sought-after location.