3 bed house in Buckingham

Grade II listed 17th-century cottage with serious period appeal. Three double bedrooms, three bathrooms, and original features including inglenook fireplaces. The kitchen is bespoke oak, which is a genuine upgrade. South-facing gardens are a genuine asset in a period property. The catch: it's listed, which means renovation costs run high and planning permission is slow. No parking mentioned and no off-street space implied, which matters in a market town. Tenure and EPC are unknown, a red flag you'll need to clarify before offering. The town-centre location cuts both ways, quieter than the high street but potentially busier than you'd expect for a cottage. Suits buyers who value period character enough to accept listed building constraints and are prepared for specialist maintenance costs.