A Grade II listed 17th-century house in Princes Risborough is for sale with a guide price of £3.75 million.
Built of red brick, the nine-bedroom property stands in private grounds at the heart of Buckinghamshire's historic market town.
It is approached through an entrance hall with a Jacobean staircase.
Original features are retained in a drawing room, while a reception room overlooks the gardens and has an open fireplace.
Two further rooms are described as snugs, studies or dens.
A formal dining room is also on this floor.
At the centre of the house is a farmhouse-style kitchen with a pantry.
Other ground-floor accommodation includes two cloakrooms, a utility area and a glass conservatory.
Nine bedrooms are arranged across the two upper floors.
Five bedrooms occupy the first floor, where high ceilings and individual features are noted.
Two have en-suite bathrooms, and a separate shower room serves the remaining bedrooms.
A laundry room completes this level.
Four more bedrooms are found on the second floor, reached by winding corridors.
One has an en-suite bathroom.
Two bedrooms sit around a fully equipped kitchen and could be separated to form self-contained accommodation.
The listing says this arrangement could suit domestic staff or ancillary accommodation.
Outside, hedges frame the house and the grounds include a kitchen garden and tennis court.
Garaging is provided for three cars.
Additional private residents' parking is available opposite the house along a lane beside the church.
The setting is described as peaceful, with walking routes nearby.
Local facilities within walking distance include pubs, wine bars, a delicatessen and supermarkets.
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